Coulter's derogatory comments about Walz's son, a neurodivergent child, ignited a backlash, leading critics to highlight that loving one's parents shouldn't be deemed 'weird.'
The criticism against Coulter escalated when people noted that her mockery directly targeted Gus's neurodivergent conditions, prompting responses about acceptance and the normalcy of love.
Former staffer under Obama remarked, 'I can see why a child loving their parents would feel foreign to you,' underscoring the disconnect in Coulter's perspective.
Shannon Watts countered Coulter's view, stating, 'I am neurodivergent. We're not weird, we're wonderful. And we're your family, friends, and fellow Americans,' advocating for neurodiversity.
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