Kid Rock’s Gross Rant About ‘Ugly-Ass Liberal Women’ Dubbed ‘Drunk Uncle Take’
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The MAGA musician dumped out a turd of an opinion on “Jesse Watters Primetime.”
His name is Kiiiiiiiiid — because his emotional maturity was stunted at age 12.
On Thursday’s episode of “Jesse Watters Primetime,” Kid Rock decided to blame liberal women for the historically low U.S. birth rate.
Yet, the “Bawitdaba” singer, whose real name is Robert James Ritchie, didn’t come on the Fox News show with a researched explanation for the phenomenon — such as women’s greater economic independence causing them to pursue other opportunities, sky-high child care costs, or the fact that life-saving procedures for pregnant women have been banned in numerous states.
Rather, Kid Rock simply looked at footage of people protesting deportations in Newark, New Jersey, and — egged on by Watters — let his lizard brain do the talking.
“Listen, I was just watching your clips and, you know, we have this low birthrate in America, and it all made sense to me,” said the musician, who has just one child himself. “It just hit me right now, because who’s going to sleep with these ugly-ass, broke, crazy, deranged, TDS [“Trump Derangement Syndrome”], liberal women?”
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