Rapper Nicki Minaj says Trump is still your President after Democrats big win in midterm elections
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- Nicki Minaj has reaffirmed her support for President Donald Trump following Republican losses in Tuesday’s US midterm elections, sharing a series of messages praising him and other prominent figures associated with his administration.According to TMZ, the rapper posted a 13-point list on X on Wednesday night, highlighting Republican victories despite Democrats regaining control of the House of Representatives and Senate.
- Minaj also declared that “Jesus is STILL LORD” and praised Vice President JD Vance for his “great insight”.
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Nicki Minaj has reaffirmed her support for President Donald Trump following Republican losses in
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Nicki Minaj has reaffirmed her support for President Donald Trump following Republican losses in Tuesday’s US midterm elections, sharing a series of messages praising him and other prominent figures associated with his administration.According to TMZ, the rapper posted a 13-point list on X on Wednesday night, highlighting Republican victories despite Democrats regaining control of the House of Representatives and Senate.
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Nicki Minaj has reaffirmed her support for President Donald Trump following Republican losses in Tuesday’s US midterm elections, sharing a series of messages praising him and other prominent figures associated with his administration.According to TMZ, the rapper posted a 13-point list on X on Wednesday night, highlighting Republican victories despite Democrats regaining control of the House of Representatives and Senate.
