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Donald Trump may no longer be President of the United States, he can still count on the support ... of Lil Wayne.
The rapper, pardoned earlier this week by the former White House occupant, on the eve of his departure, along with 142 other people, sent him a public message on Twitter.
"I want to thank President Trump for recognizing that I still have a lot to give to my family, my art and my community," posted the artist, who obviously could not identify the former state dog since being banned from the network.
Lil Wayne faced up to ten years in prison for carrying an illegal gun.
Whoever signs his real name, Dwayne Michael Carter Jr. also thanks his lawyer, Bradford Cohen, who he says "worked hard" to obtain this presidential pardon.
On all fronts
It must be said that Bradford Cohen has indeed been very effective in recent days since he also helped obtain the presidential pardon for Kodak Black, another rapper, imprisoned for 46 months for having falsified his information in order to buy firearms , which were later found at a crime scene.
Kodak Black also wanted to thank Donald Trump on Twitter, welcoming his "commitment to prison reform and to the reduction of my prison sentence, (...) it represents more to me than you will know."
I want to continue to share, to learn and to grow ”.
The two rappers had been tried in Florida, where Donald Trump left to retire from the Oval Office.
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