10/15/18 – Kanye's visit to the White House
by admin2 | Oct 15, 2018 | Articles - FCAR, Articles - FCIL, Insider Blog | 0 comments
Who would have ever dreamt a #9 FCAR would be making political headlines? Yes, Mr. Kanye West, the controversial superstar known for his rapping as much as his ranting, just can't keep himself out of the limelight these days. It's no small wonder. He's a lone Donald Trump (#15 FCIL) supporter in the vast sea of the leftist entertainment industry. And, as everyone well-knows, he's black, making him an even more rare public figure.
Yesterday Kanye met with President Trump in "dramatic fashion, leaping from his seat at a White House meeting to hug the president." West went on to exclaim, "I love this guy!" The two met to discuss prison reform, black gun crime, and a number of related issues. In a rather hilarious statement, one journalist wrote, "Kanye left the normally talkative president almost speechless with his performance." Yep, leave it to the high-strung, "look at me!" #9 to outshine the #15 FCIL!
Then yesterday, Football legend Herschel Walker called for the firing off CNN's Don Lemon after the "CNN Tonight" host laughed when the rapper Kanye was referred to as "the token negro of the Trump administration". Ironically, Walker is another Trump-supporting African-American #9 FCAR! He went on to Tweet, "Went to bed appalled over Don Lemon's despicable behavior laughing at Tara Setmayer and Bakari Sellers' awful remarks about Kanye West's visit with [Trump]! Woke up wondering why CNN doesn't take all three off the air? #Shameful."
So for now, Trump has two "Ra Ra" FCARs helping support him and his Republican party in November's elections. Will it be enough? Experts are saying it will be close, with the margins recently narrowing between the Reds and Blues (Dems were ahead). We'll just have to wait and see if see if the Trump train keeps on steaming, despite the massive political donations of Left-wing billionaires (G Soros, et al) into the upcoming election. As you see far more Democratic ads than GOP, just realize they have far more money to spend. Whatever happened to the good 'ol days when elections weren't blatantly bought and dead people not voting?