Amber Rose showed up at the Republican National Convention to kick off a week’s worth of speeches — and proved to be a powerful speaker … explaining why she back Donald Trump.
The model and social media influencer — who once famously dated Kanye West — was front and center Monday night in Milwaukee where she was once of the key speakers for night #1 … and she certainly took a hold of her opportunity and delivered a compelling message.
Amber Rose gives a powerful speech at the RNC Convention:
“I’m no politician and I don’t want to be, but I do care about the truth, and the truth is that the media has lied to us about Donald Trump .. I know this because, for a long time, I believed those lies so I’m here to… pic.twitter.com/MUGxhSP0wj
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AR got into the backstory of how she came to support Trump and became a Republican — and the way she tell it … it all has to do with her challenging her father, a DT backer.
Take a listen to the anecdote — Amber says she came to learn her dad supported Trump and vehemently pushed back on it … that is, until he challenged her to prove all the things she was saying about the guy, including the notion he’s racist/bigoted, etc. … and she tried.
Amber says she went down the MAGA rabbit hole — studying Trump rallies and talking to red hat-wearers … and along the way, she says she realized everything she’d thought she knew about Trump was BS, labeling them as left-wing lies pushed by the mainstream media.
She goes on to say that she eventually came to the epiphany that the MAGA crowd were actually her people … and Amber further argued life all around was better under DT.
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While Amber delivered her remarks — which were incredibly well-received — Trump was sitting in the audience looking on and apparently appreciating what he was hearing, smiling wide. When she finally wrapped, he got his feet and gave her a rousing round of applause.
By all accounts … Amber was effective in her speech, and some have suggested she reached a new target audience that Republicans typically aren’t able to connected with.
All in all … pretty damn good for DT and the GOP, whoever chose her chose well.