Date 01/02/2016 - News People
Last August, when Donald Trump?s face graced the cover of Time, outspoken rapper Azealia Banks told him there was nothing ?special? about appearing on a magazine that once named Adolf Hitler its man of the year. But then, late last night, just minutes after wishing her Twitter followers a happy Black History Month, Banks officially endorsed the Republican frontrunner. In the tweetstorm that followed, Banks explained that she believes Trump can stand up to big business. Banks added that Hillary Clinton is ?too tied in? with Wall Street and Bernie Sanders ?has no clout? to win over Republican lawmakers.
