Royce White has been making headlines lately. The former professional basketball player is running as a Republican against Ilhan Omar for Congress, prompting attention as he nails the Democrat for her hypocrisy and radical tendencies.
Now, he has something new to share. Here’s a video he captured of strange lights that some believe may be a UFO:
I’m not saying it’s aliens… but it could be UFOs. It’s certainly the most bizarre thing I’ve seen in my life — Besides that drag stripper show for the little kids in Duluth, MN. What a wild thing to watch in person! It really doesn’t do it justice with the phone but hey… #UFO
I’m not saying it’s aliens… but it could be UFOs. It’s certainly the most bizarre thing I’ve seen in my life — Besides that drag stripper show for the little kids in Duluth, MN. What a wild thing to watch in person! It really doesn’t do it justice with the phone but hey… #UFO pic.twitter.com/8UiRtSR4Vv
— Royce White 🇺🇸 (@Highway_30) June 15, 2022
Strange things are happening in Minnesota. Ilhan Omar is just one of them. The rise of radical lefism, drag queen story hours, and now UFOs… are they all connected?
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