Black MAGA influencer left in tears after she was allegedly kicked out of GOP event, says she was disrespected: ‘I was a Trump Force Captain’

A Texas woman who left the Democrats to turn over a new leaf as a Republican was allegedly snubbed by the very party she is now supporting. Black MAGA influencer Thelma Louise (@iamthelmalouise) said she drove two hours to attend Ken Paxton’s campaign event in San Antonio, only to allegedly be kicked out by a manager.

Louise shared the video of her being escorted out of the event on TikTok. In the first few seconds, the influencer can be seen smiling as she listened to the campaign. But not long after, Louise looked visibly disappointed as she was led out of the venue by a staff member.

“I cannot believe this. Someone just came up to me and said that Ken Paxton’s campaign manager wanted me to leave,” Louise said in apparent disbelief. “I’m not making any of this up.”

Louise has been a supporter of MAGA

Louise had been a loyal supporter of Republican candidates since she joined the party two years ago. She claimed to have volunteered for Donald Trump’s campaign and MAGA initiatives, staunchly promoted Republican candidates, attended several events as a member of the media, and promoted them on her social media. “I worked my butt off. I was a Trump Force Captain,” she said in a separate video.

Yet, Louise was allegedly still forced to leave Paxton’s rally without being given a clear explanation. “I cannot believe the disrespect that I was just given,” Louise said tearfully. “I’m not quite sure what’s going on. But to be walked out of a room full of people and isolated as if I’ve done something wrong, I cannot believe it […] that you would do me like that.”

Louise described the disappointing incident as something that she would “never forget.” However, she said she doesn’t blame the Republican Party for what happened “because they have loved me and welcomed me with open arms,” but instead places the blame on Paxton’s campaign manager.

Louise was allegedly mistaken for a ‘Talarico agitator’

The response to Louise’s ordeal was unsympathetic, with many claiming to realize why she was kicked out of the event in the first place. “I’m in disbelief that you’re in disbelief,” one commenter wrote. Some poked fun at the influencer, saying, “Girl I know the feeling. I woke up this morning and the sky was blue. I’m still in disbelief.”

Others were a bit more straightforward in trying to make Louise understand the possible reason for the snub. “When you realize you are on their side but they will never be on yours…,” a commenter said. Another chimed in, asking, “Question for you. What did you learn from all of this?”

In Louise’s fourth and most recent video regarding the incident, she claimed she was mistakenly identified as a supporter of James Talarico, Paxton’s direct competitor for the Senate seat in Texas. “I was mistaken for a paid Talarico agitator,” she said.

Louise, however, remains unsure whether that was the real reason and also reveals that she was the only Black woman at the event at the time. Despite the incident, she remains steadfast in her support for Republicans.

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