David Warren Says Trump Voters Should “Never” Vote Again in Explosive TikTok Rant
- Brandon West
- 3 hours ago
- 2 min read
Mad House personality David Warren shared an emotional and politically charged message on TikTok, posting a lengthy video in which he criticized President Donald Trump, his supporters, and the U.S. government’s handling of the controversial shooting death of Renée Good.
Known to Mad House viewers for his tense dynamic with Savoy Bailey and his outspoken moments opposite Abby Lee Miller, Warren has long been a polarizing presence on the show. He has said he often felt like a “punching bag” among the cast, while Miller challenged him to move past what she called a victim mentality. His latest video followed that same unfiltered pattern.
In the video, Warren uses explicit language while expressing anger toward Republicans and Trump voters, saying at one point, “F*ck Republicans,” and calling for what he described as political reform. He also attempts to dispute arguments made by ICE officers and Trump administration officials defending the circumstances surrounding Good’s death, which has drawn national attention and debate.
Warren further questioned U.S. involvement abroad, asking why the United States is “in Venezuela,” before turning his focus back to domestic politics. In one of the clip’s more intense moments, he said Trump voters “should never, ever, ever be allowed to vote in anything ever the f*ck again” and referenced the idea of them being placed “on a registry.” He also stated that such voters “don’t deserve the same rights” as him.
The video, which runs several minutes, appears to reflect Warren’s personal frustration and fear regarding political and civil rights issues, which he connects to his experiences as a person of color.
So far, the post has circulated primarily among his own followers, where several commenters have voiced support for his stance. Broader reaction outside his audience has remained limited as of now.
The clip underscores the intense emotions surrounding current political divisions and high-profile law enforcement controversies, topics that continue to generate strong responses across social media.
The full video can be viewed below, and watch Warren on Mad House on Brandon TV.
