Nicki Minaj Bravely Vows to Protect World’s Biggest Bully
After appearing with the president in Washington, the rapper posted a photo of her “Trump Gold Card" — which promises "U.S. residency in record time"
Multiple petitions to deport Nicki Minaj have been launched after her move to conservative politics. Last month, the rapper was a surprise guest at a Turning Point USA event in Phoenix, appearing in conversation with the organisation’s co-founder Erika Kirk, widow of the murdered political commentator Charlie Kirk.
During that appearance, Minaj expressed her “respect and admiration” for the “handsome, dashing” Donald Trump, and doubled down on her recent criticisms of California governor Gavin Newsom.
Kirk had asked Minaj about the backlash she’s faced for her recent comments, which the rapper said she hadn’t noticed. “I don’t think about them,” she said. “We’re the cool kids. The other people, they’re the ones who are disgruntled, but really they’re just disgruntled with themselves.”
However, she later deactivated her Instagram account amid the considerable backlash, which has now seen multiple petitions launched to deport her. Per Rolling Stone, several Change.org petitions to deport Minaj to her native Trinidad and Tobago have garnered more than 120,000 signatures combined.
