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'''Kid Rock''' (real name: '''Robert Ritchie''') is a [[Conservative]] musician, who connects [[Hip Hop]] with [[Southern Rock]]. He supported [[Mitt Romney]] during the presidential elections.<ref>http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1696820/kid-rock-mitt-romney-election-rally.jhtml</ref> | '''Kid Rock''' (real name: '''Robert Ritchie''') is a [[Conservative]] musician, who connects [[Hip Hop]] with [[Southern Rock]]. He supported [[Mitt Romney]] during the presidential elections.<ref>http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1696820/kid-rock-mitt-romney-election-rally.jhtml</ref> | ||
| − | Kid Rock is said to be considering a run for senator in Michigan but has yet to file the necessary paperwork. Nevertheless polls indicate he would win the [[Republican]] primary election were he to run. | + | Kid Rock is said to be considering a run for senator in Michigan but has yet to file the necessary paperwork. Nevertheless, polls indicate he would win the [[Republican]] primary election were he to run. |
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Revision as of 22:14, September 19, 2017
Kid Rock (real name: Robert Ritchie) is a Conservative musician, who connects Hip Hop with Southern Rock. He supported Mitt Romney during the presidential elections.[1]
Kid Rock is said to be considering a run for senator in Michigan but has yet to file the necessary paperwork. Nevertheless, polls indicate he would win the Republican primary election were he to run.