White House Inexplicably Restarts Fight With Pop Princess In Latest ICE Promo
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Donald Trump and his acolytes just gave the "Espresso" singer another jolt of their "inhumane" agenda.
The Trump administration reignited its feud with pop star Sabrina Carpenter, tweaking a video of her recent “Saturday Night Live” promo to glorify ICE arrests.
Carpenter previously scolded the White House for being “inhumane” after it fashioned her sexually playful song “Juno” into a video soundtrack for people being handcuffed in the Immigration and Customs Enforcement crackdown.
The White House belittled her response in a statement peppered with song references but apparently deleted the clip from X, formerly Twitter.
Apparently, Donald Trump and Co. don’t want this fight to be short n’ sweet, like the title of Carpenter’s Grammy-winning album.
On Friday, the White House posted a clip in which the “Espresso” singer and “SNL” regular Marcello Hernandez hyped her guest host gig back in October.
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Critics quickly seized on the president's phrasing.
The title has been widely mocked online as “stupid” and “childish."
The president sidestepped reporters' queries about Iran, but paused just long enough to praise his new White House statues.
Attacks throughout the region could restrict countries’ ability to export oil to the rest of the world.
Crockett said it’s “silly season,” before adding that journalist Elaine Godfrey has a “history of being less than truthful.”
During a searing CBS interview, Sen. Chris Murphy accused the president of starting a war "nobody in this country is asking for."
Jack White ripped apart the president's fashion choice in his announcement on the attack before slamming critics who called on him to "stick to music."