Filthy Kardashian Whore reportedly "on the fence" on voting Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump

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In the past, Kim Kardashian has been pretty vocal about her support for
Hillary Clinton. But in a recent interview with Wonderland Magazine,
the reality star apparently revealed she’s now “on the fence” about her
presidential pick, thanks to a few conversations she’s had with Caitlyn
Jenner.

“At first I thought, ‘Oh my god, I’m so Hillary [Clinton],’ but I had a
long political call with Caitlyn last night about why she’s voting
Trump. I’m on the fence,” she purportedly said in an excerpt posted by
The Evening Standard.

After the comment went viral, a representative for Wonderland denied
the Kardashian quotes appear in the published issue, or online;
according to The Huffington Post, however, the quotes are legitimate.
Kardashian’s Trump statement also still appears on the Evening Standard
website.

Jenner has been outspoken about her politics, and on her now cancelled
docu-series I Am Cait, professed support for Trump. “[H]e would be very
good for women’s issues,” she said, adding that Clinton was a
“political hack.”


As for Kardashian, she came out in support of Clinton after posting a
selfie with the Democratic nominee for president last year.

While the interview with Wonderland does not include the specific
quotes about Trump, there is a mention of Trump’s wife, Melania.
Speaking about a potential presidential run by Kanye West, Kardashian’s
husband, the reality television star said, “Look at all the awful
things they’re doing to Melania [Trump], putting up the naked photos
[of her]… I’ll say to Kanye: ‘Babe, you know the kind of photos they’d
put up of me!’ Haha.”

As for what party West would run under, Kardashian didn’t say
specifically. “I don’t wanna put words in his mouth, but I’m pretty
sure the Democrats. Maybe independent? I don’t know how serious he is
about it. We’ll see…”

At last year’s MTV Video Music Awards, West said he would run for
president in 2020. In an interview with Vanity Fair last year, West
said he was “definitely” thinking about running for the country’s
highest office. “When I run for president, I’d prefer not to run
against someone,” he added at the time. “I would be like ‘I want to
work with you.’ As soon as I heard [Ben] Carson speak, I tried for
three weeks to get on the phone with him. I was like this is the most
brilliant guy. And I think all the people running right now have
something that each of the others needs. But the idea of this
separation and this gladiator battle takes away from the main focus
that the world needs help and the world needs all the people in a
position of power or influence to come together.”

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Hillary is not on the campaign trail today because of debate
preparation, which is mainly shopping for cough drops.