Conservatives Slam RNC For ‘Giving a Primetime Speaking Slot to a Pro-Abortion Feminist’ Who ‘Praised Satanism’

The Republican National Convention (RNC) received backlash from conservatives for “giving a primetime speaking slot” to “pro-abortion feminist” Amber Rose on Monday.

In her speech at the RNC, the OnlyFans model and ex-girlfriend of Kanye West endorsed former President Donald Trump and accused the media of lying about him.

“I believed the left-wing propaganda that Donald Trump was a racist,” she told the audience, before claiming that her own “research” then led her to realize that “Donald Trump and his supporters don’t care if you’re Black, White, gay, or straight, it’s all love.”

While many Republicans expressed support for Rose and praised her speech, a number of conservatives condemned the RNC for platforming a woman who has expressed support for abortion, among other liberal causes.

“The RNC gives a primetime speaking slot to a pro-abortion feminist and self-proclaimed slut with a face tattoo whose only claim to fame is having sex with rappers,” protested Daily Wire host Matt Walsh. “Truly an embarrassment. Not a single voter will be mobilized by this person.”

“The RNC is quietly crushing those who don’t want the GOP to drift left while elevating people like Amber Rose, a speaker who in *March* praised *Satanism* as a ‘very rational, logical religion’ that helps ‘a lot of women to get abortions,” tweeted Chronicles Magazine columnist Pedro Gonzalez. “This will go beyond social issues.”

Catholic traditionalist commentator Dr. Taylor Marshall reacted, “Amber Rose out there on stage making me NOT want to vote for Trump. This is embarrassing,” while the anti-Trump conservative Lincoln Project observed, “Mike Johnson is nodding along as OnlyFans model and ‘Slutwalk’ creator Amber Rose speaks onstage.”

Rose did receive support from a number of Republicans, including Benny Johnson, who praised the OnlyFans model’s “powerful speech,” and New Mexico State Rep. John Block, who argued that criticism of Rose was “pushing people away from our party.”

Rose’s performance was also praised by CNN contributor Scott Jennings, who described the model as “super talented,” and CNN host Van Jones, who suggested that Rose could have a future in politics.

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