Earlier today, former President Donald Trump’s Deputy Communications Director Donald J is installed good video X: that was featured White stripes2003 Elephant song “Seven Nation Army”. Assistant Margot Martin has since deleted the post, but it hasn’t stopped Jack White From criticizing Martin and his boss. “Oh…Don’t even think about using my music, you fascists,” White wrote Instagram:. “The claim submitted by my lawyers about this”.
White went on to criticize the Republican presidential candidate and a member of his campaign staff who, according to the Army Public Affairs Office, “pushed asideAn employee at Arlington National Cemetery during a wreath-laying ceremony earlier this week. “And while I’m here, Don, to insult our nation’s veterans in Arlington,” White wrote. “You need to lose the voice of every military family immediately if that makes any sense anymore.”
White is a longtime Trump critic who has sold “Icky Trump” T-shirts and before convicted Use of “Seven Nation Army” in pro-Trump media. He too has been criticized Elon Musk let Trump back on X, and he is called the celebrities who associated themselves with the former president.
As the presidential election approaches, musicians have spoken out more against Donald Trump, specifically regarding his musical choices. They are among the biggest names arguing with the Republican Party Celine Dion, Beyonce, Foo Fightersetc ABBA:.