Democratic New York Governor Kathy Hochul managed to insult all supporters of President Donald Trump in her online feud with rapper Nicki Minaj.

Minaj fired off the first missive in a post calling the Democrat “evil” and promising that God would catch up to her eventually.

‘Downward spiral for her. She will not escape God’s wrath.’

“Kathy Hochul is an evil woman,” Minaj wrote on social media Wednesday.

“The Democratic Party should forfeit her seat because even if she wins, she will be of great consequence to them,” she added. “Downward spiral for her. She will not escape God’s wrath. She did not denounce evil when she had the chance.”

Hochul fired back when asked about the comments at a campaign stop in Albany.

“Maybe she ought to get outside and offline a little more. And stop going to Trump rallies because it’s kind of poisoning your mind,” the governor replied.

Bruce Blakeman, the Republican who is running to replace Hochul, pounced on the opportunity to criticize his competitor.

“Nicki, I’ve got the U-Haul ready. It’s time to fire the worst governor in America,” he responded.

The rapper went on to rip into Hochul for comments from 2024 where she claimed that black children in the Bronx didn’t even know what the word “computer” meant, owing to racial inequality.

“HOW DARE YOU AS BLACK PEOPLE VOTE FOR THIS VILE WICKED CURSE OF A WOMAN? HOW DARE YOU AS CHRISTIANS?!” Minaj added.

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New York state has seen an avalanche of residents fleeing the high taxes and far-left government policies. It is second only to California for highest number of people fleeing to other states.

The governor has had to resort to begging wealthy people to move back in order to shore up the eroding tax base of the state.

Hochul is far ahead of Blakeman in the far-left state, according to the Blaze News Poll Watch.

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A former high school teacher in Kentucky accused of sending sexually explicit messages to a student pleaded guilty to sex abuse charges. The female teacher agreed to never teach again and to register as a sex offender for the rest of her life.

Rachel Clement, 29, pleaded guilty Monday to two counts of first-degree sexual abuse with a position of authority or special trust and one count of tampering with physical evidence, according to the Hendersonian.

‘We believe the evidence fit those charges.’

As part of the plea deal Henderson Circuit Judge Karen Wilson accepted, Clement is permanently barred from teaching in the United States and must register as a sex offender for life, the Hendersonian reported.

Under the agreement, Clement must have no contact with her victim or his family, and she is banned from school district property.

WFIE-TV reported that Clement could be sentenced to three years in prison for each sexual abuse count and five years on the tampering charge.

Henderson County Commonwealth’s Attorney Herb McKee Jr. is recommending that the sentences run concurrently but noted that the judge can impose consecutive sentences, according to the Hendersonian.

Clement is scheduled to be sentenced on Jan. 4, 2027.

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McKee said he met with the victim and his family, Henderson police detectives, and Henderson County Schools officials — all of whom agreed with the recommendations.

“We believe the evidence fit those charges,” McKee said.

Before the plea deal was accepted, Clement was scheduled to stand trial on Friday.

The Hendersonian reported that Clement initially was charged with two counts of unlawful use of electronic means to induce a minor to engage in sexual or other prohibited actions, first-degree sexual abuse, and tampering with physical evidence.

Clement initially pleaded not guilty during her arraignment.

Clement, who had been a teacher at Henderson County High School, was arrested in June.

The Hendersonian previously reported that McKee indicated that the sexual abuse charge involves the sexual messaging, and the tampering with physical evidence charge involves deleting or obscuring evidence.

The New York Post reported that Clement was immediately removed from the school after the accusations surfaced.

In June, school officials said Clement’s contract would not be renewed, according to WFIE.

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