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Rapper Azealia Banks tweets support for Trump, blasts critics

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By Jennifer Brett
May 10, 2016

Rapper Azealia Banks has jumped aboard the Trump train with both feet and is coming back hard at critics via her busy Twitter feed. "Trump wants to finish these wars once and for all and focus on America and SAVE OUR MONEY," she tweeted, prompting some lively discourse.

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Here's a sample of some of her online correspondence:

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