WATCH: Everyone wants viral Republican star Kim Klacik to speak at the RNC (except Democrats)
Kimberly Klacik is up and coming and the Democrats are anything but happy about it.
Kimberly Klacik is up and coming and the Democrats are anything but happy about it.

Kimberly Klacik is up and coming and the Democrats are anything but happy about it.
She has just released a video where she takes the Democratic administration of the blighted city of Baltimore to task in a big way, and this video is going beyond viral. Even US president Trump has taken notice of this rising star in the Republican party.
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View on YouTubeEchoing the sentiments of conservatives across the nation, OAN's Jack Posobiec tweeted "The RNC must have @kimKBaltimore as a speaker!"
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View on XKimberly Klacik is an outspoken black Republican politician who is currently an elected member of the Baltimore County Republican Central Committee and is now running against incumbent Elijah Cummings for his seat in Congress. She founded “Potential Me” back in 2013, a non-profit organization aimed at helping women re-entering society gain financial independence.
She is also a Baltimore area native and is fed up with the local government’s complete lack of action and the resulting state of her hometown, which prompted her to make and post her now-viral video. The video starts off with her saying:
“Democrats don’t want you to see this.
They’re scared that I’m exposing what life is like in Democrat run cities.
That’s why I’m running for Congress Because All Black Lives Matter
Baltimore Matters
And black people don’t have to vote Democrat”
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View on XKlacik is, without a doubt, a rising star, and we can definitely imagine her speaking at the upcoming RNC.
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