Telling my kids this is Metallica

Erika Kirk had her husband killed so she could do a pyrotechnic grief tour and get away from her kids.

You cannot change my mind.

She never be able to go back to Romania though, because of the trafficking allegations of other kids.

That Trumpy bish couldn’t be bothered to care about children dying or being raped by the Epstein elite, but she sure got hurt about someone using makeup to look Republican. That’s the cruelty she cannot abide. 😂🤣😂🤣

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