Boosie Badazz Asks Trump If He Could Purge Since The Government Is Shut Down

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Boosie Badazz has questions that he needs answers to.

Trump's move to shut down the government hasn't been lifted yet. However, the president did summon thousands of workers back to their jobs without pay. Several celebrities have spoken out against the move such as Cardi B who urged her followers to pay more attention to what's happening in the government. However, Boosie Badazz has a different approach to the government shutdown. Instead of criticizing the president, Boosie wants to know if this calls for a purge.

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Boosie Badazz took to Instagram to ask his follows, and Donald Trump, a question pertaining to the current government shutdown. Without a caption, the rapper shared a post that read, "Since the government is shut down are we allowed to purge. Asking for myself... I need to handle some shit." 

There's probably a few other American's who are asking the same question as Boosie. Trump shut down the government in December after the Democrats refused to fund the president's proposed border wall which he asked $5B for. This marks the longest government shutdown in history. Many federal workers have missed paycheques over the past few months and the decision for the government shutdown came ahead of the holidays on December 22nd. It's unsure if this will get resolved soon, but again, there's probably a few Americans who are wondering the same thing as Boosie right now. 


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