Michael Chapman (author)

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Michael Chapman is editorial director at the Cato Institute and a writer for Human Events.

Chapman accused Ann Coulter of stealing passages and paraphrasing an entire chapter written by him in her Clinton book, "High Crimes and Misdemeanors." [1]

• In 2001, Coulter answered one fan's question about the authorship of her first book, claiming the failure to credit Michael Chapman was an "editorial oversight." Neither Coulter nor Regnery have ever given official credit to Chapman for his literary and research contributions to that book. [2]

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