During the presidential election campaign he regularly shouted against Donald Trump, whom he described as a “tiran”. Even after his throne, the Republican is the target of rock legend Bruce Springsteen. According to critical words during a concert in England, Trump responded to “the boss” with a sharp attack and also indirectly threatened.
In a message on his truth platform, the American head of the state of Springsteen Springsteen described as a “intrusive, obvious fool”, who goes to “a strange country to talk bad about the president of the United States”. Moreover, the rock star is “completely overestimated”. The American president threw the musician who called his fans “The Boss” again supported the Democrat Joe Biden in the election campaign. Trump ended his post with the words that Springsteen should hold his mouth until he was back in the country. “Then we will all see how things are going for him!” Trump disputes.
Springsteen: “America in the hands of a treacherous government”
The 75-year-old star had previously called a concert in Manchester, English with loud cheers from his fans, The America, of which he loves, was “currently in the hands of a corrupt, incompetent and treacherous government”.
Taylor Swift also insulted
The American president again commented on Superster Taylor Swift, who had contracted the Groll of Trump with an Instagram post in which she called Kamala Harris to choose the democratic candidate. “Has anyone noticed that she is no longer, hot” since I said, “I hate Taylor Swift”, the 78-year-old cities.
In recent months, Swift has largely remained outside the public and has not made any political comments. So there is no current opportunity for Trump’s hate -tirades.
Source: Krone
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