MUST WATCH! Nicki Minaj PRAISES President Trump

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Nicki Minaj makes surprise appearance with Erika Kirk at TPUSA’s America Fest — urges young men to be more like Trump

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Nicki Minaj makes surprise appearance with Erika Kirk at TPUSA’s America Fest — urges young men to be more like Trump

Minaj vowed that she’s “not gonna back down anymore” and urged AmericaFest attendees to stand by their core beliefs regardless of what other people say.
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Nicki Minaj Freezes After Calling J.D. Vance an ‘Assassin’ in Front of Erika Kirk​

She continued, “You have amazing role models. Like our handsome, dashing president. And you have amazing role models like the assassin, J.D. Vance, our vice president" — a term of admiration she has used before to describe the VP, a frequent user of viral memes on social media.

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Nicki Minaj Mistakenly Calls JD Vance an ‘Assassin’ in Fr...

Her remark came during a Q&A with Charlie Kirk's widow, t...
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Charlie Kirk controversially stated that some prominent Black women lack "the brain processing power to otherwise be taken really seriously," specifically mentioning figures like Michelle Obama and Joy Reid.
In a segment of "The Charlie Kirk Show" aired on July 13, 2023, Kirk made remarks that have drawn significant criticism. He suggested that Black women, including Michelle Obama, Joy Reid, Sheila Jackson Lee, and Ketanji Brown Jackson, did not possess the intellectual capacity to be taken seriously without the aid of affirmative action. He stated, "You do not have the brain processing power to otherwise be taken really seriously. You had to go steal a white person’s slot to go be taken somewhat seriously." This comment has been widely condemned as racist and dismissive of the achievements of Black women in various fields.

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Kirk's comments reflect a broader pattern of controversial statements regarding race and gender, often undermining the accomplishments of individuals from marginalized groups. Critics argue that such rhetoric perpetuates harmful stereotypes and ignores the systemic barriers that Black women face in achieving success.

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These statements have sparked discussions about the implications of affirmative action and the ongoing challenges related to race and gender in America.
 
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