“Trump is going to ride America through the most challenging 4 years coming,” the controversial rapper tweeted M.I.A.
has endorsed Donald Trump ahead of the 2024 US Presidential Election after former candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made official his support for the former President.
On Friday (August 23), Kennedy Jr. appeared at a Trump rally, coming out to Foo Fighters ’ ‘My Hero’ – a choice that the band emphatically did not consent to – and told the crowd that Trump will “make America healthy again”. Trump, in return, stated at a later rally that he will release all remaining documents “pertaining to the assassination of John F Kennedy” if he is elected in November, per The Guardian .
M.I.A.
quote-tweeted a livestream of the rally with Kennedy Jr. and shared her official endorsement of Trump, despite criticising him and his administration in 2017 for having “mental disorders” and, just last month, tweeting in bewilderment over the assassination attempt against Trump. “How do you miss all those shots fired?” she wrote then.
Well, today marks a dramatic shift in tone by M.I.A.
“Trump is going to ride America through the most challenging 4 years coming,” she tweeted, adding her wish for Trump “pulling out weed” as president. “RFK will inherit America when God is ready to replant and rebuild it righteously.” Trump is going to ride America through the most challenging 4 years coming pulling out weed , and RFK will inherit America when G.