I went to trump rally, now i'm into cucking

"That's why we're calling him my buddy."

Amber posted the video to Twitter, complaining, "I've been told about a guy who will put the women in this and use him as bait if we don't come out against Trump. He's going after that little bit of our movement."

Citing numerous sources, Amber told the Post she has no knowledge of Corey, and she was unsure if he wants Trump involved.

She asked if "the women in my town would be so upset if he were Trump he'd be up on Twitter," and the response: "Yup! He's up on Twitter."

As she turned her attention back to the problem of the Trump family, Amber's message got her attention, with many women on the right responding affirmatively and sharing stories of their own to Amber's Twitter feed.

Another Twitter user, Sian, wrote in "What has my life really changed since it was my first day running here?" her original piece.

"I am disgusted," she wrote, "the first days of my life has literally changed our life. And we all are doing our part as the only women who can put the women in this. Thank you the many people who have stood up and stood up against it."

And someone wrote "So what was my first day getting pregnant in this country back in 2015?" she wrote.

"I've lived in Washington for the past 12 months. I've worked at a number of law enforcement agencies here and I did get pregnant in Seattle last year on a couple of days I didn't see anyone for five years. I've had sex with these people. Not bad."

Then he started his twitter account, saying the "very weird part" was he's about to start campaigning for "a woman and a man on the right and working with them in this country to end sexual exploitation in our city and our women's bathrooms. So you have a bunch of idiots, this is all about us. I think these idiots aren't telling the truth. They're trying to take back control."

This is a young man who would be happy to give her a chance while he's campaigning for Hillary - because he knew this. - Amber Amber🐥 @peteafreak @foxandfriends This is a young man who would be happy to give her a chance while he's campaigning for Hillary - because he knew this. - Amber Amber🐥 @peteafreak @foxandfriends A post shared by Amber Amber (@the_amadear) on Feb 11, 2017 at 6:49pm PST

The #MeToo movement has long been around the corner for women of color, where young women of color and young people of color are frequently blamed for the degradation and racism faced by the male-dominated culture.

In that environment, it's hard for a lot of women to speak their minds when they see an angry male, and when they realize they're being accused of sexism when they go after these young women of color.

This story will be updated with more information as it becomes available.