US EditionSpringsteen Doubles Down on Political Criticism with a Digital EP that Includes Anti-Trump Comments
- Bruce Springsteen unexpectedly released a six-track digital EP on Wednesday called "Land of Hope and Dreams," featuring live performances recorded in Manchester, England, on May 14.
- Springsteen’s long-standing opposition to Donald Trump and recent political tensions led him to include critical remarks about the Trump administration in two tracks.
- The EP includes two spoken segments in which Springsteen condemns the current administration as corrupt, incompetent, and treasonous, and calls on listeners who value democracy and freedom to stand up and raise their voices in opposition to oppression.
- In response to Springsteen's remarks, Trump called him an "obnoxious JERK," shared a humorous golf clip seemingly striking Springsteen, and claimed, without proof, that Springsteen and other celebrities should be thoroughly investigated for allegedly receiving payments to support his political rival.
- This exchange intensified the ongoing culture war, highlighting deep political divisions and drawing responses from other public figures on both sides of the debate.
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Springsteen Releases Digital EP Featuring Anti-Trump Remarks
By DAVID BAUDER There’s no retreating or surrendering from Bruce Springsteen—or President Donald Trump, for that matter. The rocker released a digital EP Wednesday featuring four songs recorded live last week in Manchester, England, along with two of his speeches to the crowd that attacked Trump’s “corrupt, incompetent, and traitorous government.” “The Boss” opened Tuesday’s Manchester concert, his third in the English city, with the song “No Su…
Bruce Springsteen Escalates Trump Feud With New Music Release
Bruce Springsteen made it clear he is not backing down from Donald Trump in their ongoing beef by releasing a new EP featuring the rants that prompted the president to call for a “major” investigation into the rock legend. Springsteen released the new EP “Land of Hope and Dreams” on Wednesday, featuring four songs and two anti-Trump speeches he recorded during his Manchester, England tour of the same name on May 14. The rocker opened the tour by…
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