U.S. Rep. Grothman Wants To Ban Performances Like Cardi B’s ‘Wap’

It appears as if Cardi B and her music has captured the eye of Glenn Grothman. On the Home flooring Thursday, U.S. Rep. Grothman, a Republican from Glenbeulah, mentioned that Cardi B’s efficiency at this yr’s Grammy Awards was “inconsistent with primary decency.”

In his speech, he requested that the Federal Communications Fee ban performances like hers, as reported by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

“I’ve obtained some complaints in my workplace, and rightfully so, about Cardi B and the Grammys. They surprise why we’re paying the FCC in the event that they really feel this must be in dwelling rooms throughout the nation,” Grothman mentioned from the ground. “Get up, FCC, and start to do your job. The ethical decline of America is partly on account of your utter complacency.”

A queen of clapbacks, Cardi B, was not going to face for any of Grothman’s shenanigans. She mentioned that there have been extra vital points that Grothman must be giving his consideration to.

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“This will get me so mad ya don’t even know!” she tweeted. “I feel all of us been on the sting this week since we seen police brutality again to again together with watching one of many largest case in historical past go down DUE to police brutality however wait ! That is wat state consultant resolve to speak about.”

“That is why individuals gotta vote, elect higher individuals trigger you bought these dum asses representing states.”

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Whereas Cardi can rely on her hundreds of thousands of supporters to have her again, she discovered an sudden ally in Congressmen: Gov. Tony Evers of Wisconsin. 

“I’m not an knowledgeable on that style of music,” Evers mentioned. “It simply appears troubling that we’re arguing about issues like that. Whether or not one particular person believes it’s professional, one other particular person doesn’t, it simply looks like there’s much more vital issues to fret about.”