Kristina Karamo is a model and actress. She is a well-known figure, albeit some of you may not know who she is. She is an American educator and is now a candidate for Secretary of State in Michigan. Recently, in a podcast, she spoke about some of her more strange views, and the Michigan Republican Party has seconded her.

Parents and religious leaders warned in the 1950s that Elvis Presley was bringing the nation’s youngsters to Satan. He played “the Devil’s music” while gyrating his hips to “savage rhythms.” Now, one conservative is repeating the same stale allegations, but this time aimed solely at women.

Kristina Karamo, a Michigan Republican candidate for Secretary of State, had a podcast discovered by Media Matters, according to Rolling Stone. Despite her ties to QAnon and some of her more strange views, the Michigan Republican Party has endorsed her.

Karamo Claimed Some Singers Are “Pushing Children Into A Diabolical Fantasy”

Kristina Karamo

Karamo claimed in August 2020 that Ariana Grande and Billie Eilish were “pushing children into a diabolical fantasy.” Three years ago at the MTV Video Music Awards, Grande performed a version of “God Is a Woman,” with women reenacting the Leonardo da Vinci painting of The Last Supper. A panel of women sat at a table holding hands as Grande sang, “Baby, lay me down and let’s pray.”

It was nothing more than a “lesbian orgy,” according to Karamo.

The vocalist sprouts wings from her back and appears to fall from the sky into a vat of black tar substance in Billie Eilish’s video for the song “Good Girls Go to Hell.” St. Peter is on vacation from the pearly gates, according to her lyrics.

She goes on to sing, “all the good girls go to hell; ‘Cause even God herself has enemies; And once the water starts to rise; And heaven’s out of sight; She’ll want the devil on her team.” The song is her tip of the hat to the “belief that moral acts are futile, because in the end she believes they will all fall,” decided to write the PopSong Professor.

Karamo Speaks Her Mind About Beyoncé

Kristina Karamo

In much the same podcast, Karamo decided to name Beyoncé for her “working overtime to pull more and more Black Americans into paganism and calling it American spirituality.”

Many Beyoncé conspiracy theories incorrectly allege that she is an Illuminati cult leader. Paganism appears to be linked to Satan, according to Karamo, who conflates it with Satan worship. In any case, she believes Jay-Z is a Satanist, despite the fact that she admits there is no “hard proof.”

She then called Cardi B a “tool of Lucifer,” probably referring to the Biblical fallen angel rather than the TV show. Cardi B wrote ‘WAP‘, which Karamo considers “very obscene” and part of our culture’s “filth and sexual degeneracy in our culture.”

She then goes on a rampage about yoga practitioners engaging in “a satanic ritual.”

Karamo also believes that the Jan 6 attacks on the United States Capitol were carried out by left-wing demonstrators.