US EditionCardi B supports Kamala Harris at campaign rally in Wisconsin
- Kamala Harris ended her Rust Belt tour in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with support from celebrities like Cardi B and GloRilla.
- Cardi B expressed feeling like an underdog, stating, "I too have been the underdog."
- Cardi B emphasized abortion rights in her speech, highlighting its importance to the Democratic Party's campaign.
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Cardi B suffers teleprompter glitch during Harris rally in Wisconsin
close Video Cardi B has teleprompter glitch during Wisconsin rally in support for Harris Rapper Cardi B’s teleprompter appeared to malfunction as she began a speech in support of Vice President Harris at a campaign rally stop in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Rapper Cardi B took the stage in Wisconsin to deliver a speech at a campaign rally for Vice President Harris on Friday, but an apparent teleprompter glitch had the performer stumbling before …
Cardi B Blazes the Campaign Trail in White Christian Louboutin Pumps at Kamala Harris Rally in Wisconsin
Cardi B showed her support for Vice President Kamala Harris, blazing the campaign trail by making a speech on Harris’ behalf at the Wisconsin State Fair Park Exposition Center yesterday in West Allis, Wis. The rapper took the stage in a pair of stark white Christian Louboutin pumps. Classic and sophisticated, the shoe pick featured sharp pointed toes, white leather uppers and 2 to 3-inch stiletto heels. Blood-red bottoms rounded out the set, …
Rapper Cardi B Suffers Teleprompter Glitch During Kamala Harris Rally, Forced To Read From Phone
Rapper Cardi B took the stage in Wisconsin to deliver a speech for Kamala Harris but suffered an embarrassing glitch. As Cardi B took the stage, the teleprompter with her speech suffered a glitch, causing the rap star to stumble. As the teleprompter glitched, the rapper told the crowd, “One second, guys, one second.” A... The post Rapper Cardi B Suffers Teleprompter Glitch During Kamala Harris Rally, Forced To Read From Phone appeared first on D…
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