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Cardi B Slams Bernie Sanders’ Supporters After Candidate Drops Out Of Presidential Race: ‘Y’all Wasn’t Voting’

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Bernie Sanders ended his presidential bid on Wednesday, and Cardi B is not happy that the Vermont senator dropped out of the race.

The longtime Sanders supporter took to her Instagram Stories for an epic rant, blasting Sanders’ followers for not turning up in larger numbers to vote. “I’m really upset at everybody, because as you guys know… Bernie dropped out of the race,” Cardi said. “I see a lot of young people on the Internet always lying… I’m getting sick of y’all.

I’m about to start hanging out with my grandma’s friends. Because they vote. Y’all motherf**kers don’t vote, and that s**t is getting me tight.” RELATED: Cardi B And Fashion Nova Donating $1,000 An Hour To Those Affected By Coronavirus She continued to take Sanders legions of

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