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Throwback to Beyoncé’s very first post on Instagram on November 6th, 2012
“Texans for Obama”
Oh girl… see you Trinidad
Couple things:
1. Trump is STILL your PRESIDENT.
2. The QUEEN is STILL your OBSESSION.
3. Jesus is STILL LORD.
4. Great insight by the VICE PRESIDENT.
5. Knowledge is POWER.
6. Congratulations to all winners! Especially @RepLuna & @ByronDonalds.
7. Blowing a billion on a losing campaign full of celebrities is STILL hurting them.
8. The BARBZ are STILL PRETTY!!!
9. I don’t vote, I VETO✍🏽
10. Stay tuned & STAY MAD.
11. Christians are STILL being killed.
12. Maybe now our people will WAKE UP.
13. Love you 🎀🇺🇸
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i will stop caring about non black women wearing bonnets when black women stop getting talked about so negatively and judged for doing so even in the comforts of their own house
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First Woman
First Black Woman
First Latina
First Black Man
First Latino
First Openly Gay
First Muslim
First Transgender
First Palestinian
First Native American Woman 😭
SO PROUD, GOOD JOB AMERICA!😁✨
#Election2026 #BlueWave #Midterms2026
Could this be what she meant by “you are the visuals, baby”???
Everything’s unfolding right before our eyes.
Fans are pointing out how Beyoncé’s COWBOY CARTER perfectly reflects the current state of the United States, as several historic firsts are being made across the country following the 2026 midterm elections.
Among them:
First Black woman elected Governor of the United States — Keisha Lance Bottoms (Georgia)
First openly gay man elected to the U.S. Senate — Chris Pappas (New Hampshire)
First Latina governor of Texas — Gina Hinojosa
First Native American woman elected governor — Deb Haaland (New Mexico)
First Native American woman elected to the U.S. Senate — Peggy Flanagan (Minnesota)
First Black governor of Florida — Byron Donalds
First Black governor of Wisconsin — David Crowley
First Muslim American elected to the U.S. Senate — Abdul El-Sayed (Michigan)
First Muslim mayor of New York City — Zohran Mamdani
First transgender woman elected to the Alabama Legislature — Allison Montgomery
































