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Nicole Mincey.

Nicole Mincey is a self-described “black conservative” from New Jersey who runs a Trump store of merchandise devoted to the president.

President Donald Trump gave a shout out to Mincey on Twitter on August 5.

Mincey shared a meme that read “Trump fights for us” and wrote, “Trump working hard for the American people…..thanks❤🇺🇸.”

Trump, pausing from his working vacation in New Jersey, took time to thank Mincey.

Who is Nicole Mincey?

Here’s what you need to know:


1. Mincey Grew Up in Poverty in New Jersey

Mincey is a college student from a conservative family whose life story has already been embraced by conservative sites.

According to the Daily Caller, Mincey “is an African American female from Camden, NJ. She grew up in poverty and during this time her mother taught her the importance of hard work and self-responsibility.”

The site continues, “Her mother was a strong woman and a hardline conservative. Through hard work Nicole is now a college student and owner of ProTrump45, a pro-Trump empire.”


2. Mincey Once Supported Barack Obama

Mincey wasn’t always regarded as a conservative. Daily Caller reports that Trump changed all of that.

“Nicole, despite being raised by a conservative family, grew up liberal and once was a big fan of Democrats and former President Barack Obama. However during the 2016 election she listened to Donald Trump promise lower taxes and more opportunities for Americans before illegal immigrants and refugees. Looking at the mere statistics, Obama did not do a good job for African Americans,” Daily Caller reported, adding that Mincey began sharing her pro Trump views on social media.


3. Mincey Defines Herself as an Entrepreneur & ‘Black Conservative’

On Twitter, Mincey writes that she is an entrepreneur and “black conservative” and urges people to buy “Trump gear.”

Im a young black female, christian, straight, gun owning Trump supporter

How else can i offend you today???

— Nicole Mincey (@Protrump45) August 5, 2017

Mincey frequently writes about politics on Twitter. A sampling, “The Dem Party is in free fall. Not only do they have no message, but they are in debt. THANK GOD they aren’t running our country anymore!”

And: “Trump supporters need to start running for office. If you know you have what it takes, consider it. We will mobilize right behind you. #MAGA.”

And: “Trump should publicly order an investigation of Hillary, Obama, Comey, Lynch, and Holder. Get the focus off this ridiculous Russia crap!”


4. Mincey’s Website Is Devoted to Selling Trump-related Products

Mincey links to her website ProTrump45.com on Twitter.

“This is a perfect store built by a Trump supporter for Trump supporters,” the website says.

The site says that Trump represents “the silent majority of America, the hard working, military serving, God fearing conservative Americans.”

“He doesn’t ignore the middle states of America like most presidents but gives a voice. And no Trump supporters are not bigots thats (sic) how fake news painted us,” the site adds.

Some Trump critics have labeled Mincey a “troll” on Twitter for her pro-Trump tweeting.


5. Mincey Says She Didn’t Like How Democrats Painted People as ‘Victims’ & Attended a Charter School Growing Up

Mincey told WND in an interview that she was from Newark, New Jersey. “I was raised in a bad neighborhood.”

She told the site she became “an ex-Democrat” because of the party wouldn’t adopt “self-responsibility.”

“Everyone is a victim in their eyes and you can’t succeed unless the government helps you on someone else’s expense. I went to a charter high school where we constantly received threats to [be] shut down by Democratic politicians. We had to always do fundraisers to stay afloat,” she added.

Mincey told the site she wanted to break stereotypes about conservatives, saying, “The media has painted Republican conservatives as old, white people that are racist. I’m a young black … college student that is female. Liberals see me and don’t know what to say because they can’t throw the racist card at me…I saw a financial opportunity and took it. That’s the perks of capitalism.”

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