M.I.A. has endorsed Donald Trump for President after Robert F. Kennedy Jr. withdrew from the presidential race in support of the Republican candidate.
Sharing a livestream video of RFK Jr.'s speech in support of Trump at a rally last week, M.I.A. wrote, "Trump is going to ride America through the most challenging 4 years coming pulling out weed, and RFK will inherit America when God is ready to replant and rebuild it righteously."
The British rapper criticized the Trump administration in 2017 for having "mental disorders."
She is known for making contradictory statements on various issues, including her anti-Covid vaccine stance and clarifying later that she is "not really" an anti-vaxxer.
M.I.A. had alleged that celebrities were "pushing" Covid vaccines and suggested that they should "pay for lying."
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