The musician dedicated an extensive message to the president of the United States through his social networks.
Jack White He criticized the president Donald TrumpIn social networks, describing it as danger “not only for the United States but for everyone and is not an exaggeration.”
Earlier this week, White published a photo of the Oval office on Instagram, qualifying it as “disgusting” after Trump transformed it into a “Vulgar, gold and striking camer of professional fighter”. White House Communications Director Steven Cheung responded in a statement to the Daily Beast, calling him a “Loser failed and forgotten” that has been “going through a true artist.”
White responded on Wednesday with a long message on the social networks platform, stating that it seemed “funny” that he had to criticize the decoration of the White House, instead of “his ICE tactics of the Gestapo” or “his attempted coup d’etat and insurrection of the mob”, to receive an answer.
“How petty, pathetic and susceptible can this administration be?” He wrote. “” Making a true artist? “Thank you for giving me the engraving of my tombstone! In my opinion, Trump passes through a human being“
He called Cheung and press secretary Karoline Leavitt “professional liars” and launched a scathing attack against Trump and his supporters.
“That orange scammer has spent more taxpayers money cheating on golf that helping anyone in the country,” he said. “Improve. Whatever there is no progress, only smoke and mirrors and fiscal exemptions for the ultra -up Agenda of white supremacy of idiot rich of club club.
White played Trump “scammer” and “fascist of low stew”and he finished his speech with a blunt conclusion: “And no, I am not a Democrat either, I am a human being raised in Detroit, I am an artist who has had his own businesses, like his own upholstery and record label, since he was 21 years old and who has enough common sense to know when a 3 -card crupier is a cheap scam and a thief.”
Jack White’s demand to Donald Trump
In September 2024, he and Meg White, a member of his band White Stripes, filed a lawsuit against Trump, accusing him of “undue appropriation” of his song “Seven Nation Army” after his communications deputy director used it in an X video, subsequently eliminated, which showed Trump going out to the rhythm of the song.
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