Cardi B is a woman who wears many hats - rapper, actor, TV personality, fashion icon (for some people at least), entrepreneur, wife, and mom are just a few of the titles she can lay claim to. Now, she's apparently got her sights set on something else: Congresswoman.
The 27-year-old artist recently tweeted about her political aspirations, stating that she felt she could really "shake the table."
While this is the first time that Cardi has publicly put out any desire to become a politician herself, she's certainly never shied away from political discussion in the past. She famously endorsed and campaigned for Sen. Bernie Sanders during the 2016 election, referring to him as "Daddy Bernie."
Who remembers when @iamcardib endorsed Bernie Sanders for president?#DaddyBernie pic.twitter.com/0GaJzsr8cM
— Waleed Shahid (@_waleedshahid) April 18, 2018
Cardi is also supporting Sanders' 2020 Presidential bid, and even interviewed him personally:
Sanders even gave her a shoutout during his rounds on the late-night TV circuit:
She's also previously called out President Donald Trump over a number of issues, most notably the government shutdown:
According to Cardi, her favorite subject in school was history and she was even in the advanced placement classes before she ended up dropping out.
Still, there were obviously plenty of users on Twitter who's responses to Cardi's desire to run basically amounted to "Please don't."
— M E A U X † (@meauxmusic) January 12, 2020
Hilariously, one of the criticisms many conservatives hurled at her was that her poor spelling and grammar were potentially disqualifying:
Considering these are the same folks who will cheer any 3:00 am tweet by President Best Words, I'd probably take that particular critique with a grain of salt.
Of course, there were also plenty of folks who were more than enthusiastic about Congresswoman Cardi:
CARDI B AS PRESIDENT 2032 WE LOVE TO SEE IT
— Jacob Lindner (@JakeLindner) January 12, 2020
pic.twitter.com/nK3c0NCTwl
Love it or hate it, there's definitely at least one thing we can all agree on when it comes to this issue:
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