Jack White, a Grammy-winning musician, has some strong words to say after the White House called him a “has been a loser” in a statement.
In a post on Instagram, the White Stripes frontman processed direct comments that the administration’s communications director, Steven Cheung, was used when he told The daily beast That the veteran singer “masks like a real artist.”
The 50-year-old came after taking a stroke in the picture of the meeting with Trump and Zelensky in the White House, with gold ornaments around it.
The Icky tump, However, now his verbal attack stepped up and opposed “‘Masquerading as a real artist'” Thank you for giving me my tombstone excavation! “
“The Orange Grifter has spent more tax pay money on cheating on golf than helping someone in the country. Improve. Everything.”
The Seven Nation Army pointed out what he called an irony that a sharp reaction from the White House came to his comment on its interior.
But what about the veteran musician who questioned the Trump Administration’s alleged miscarriage?
Given the example, he said, “How funny it wasn’t me that I called Trump’s obvious fascist manipulation of government, his Gestapo Ice Tactics, his racist remarks about Latinos, Native Americans, etc.”
The musician also appointed the administration’s alleged “ignorance of the dying children of Sudan, Gaza and the Democratic Republic Congo” and “His lack of empathy for military veterans and those who are struggling with poverty”.
In summary, Jack said, “No, it wasn’t me that I called any of it, it was the ****** arrangement of the oval office remarks I got that made them respond with insults. How small and pathetic and thin-skin could this administration get?”
This is not the first time the White House reacts strongly to criticism from celebrities, as seen with Paramount’s Sitcom South Park.
