US EditionAriana Grande Shares Post Addressed to Trump Supporters With Series of Questions
Ariana Grande challenged Trump supporters on immigration, transgender rights, and free speech after 250 days of his second term, prompting a White House rebuttal citing trillions in investments.
- Ariana Grande criticized the Trump administration's immigration policy and censorship by sharing a post from Matt Bernstein on Instagram, questioning if Trump supporters' lives have improved after 250 days of his presidency.
- In response, White House Deputy Press Secretary Kush Desai used Grande's song titles to argue that Trump's actions have helped end inflation and attract new investments.
- Desai remarked that Trump signed an executive order that enabled the FTC to address issues with Ticketmaster, benefiting Ariana Grande’s concert-going fans.
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The White House has responded to singer Ariana Grande, who shared criticism of US President Donald Trump's administration on her Instagram profile. The deputy press secretary used several of the singer's song titles in her response.
White House Uses Ariana Grande's Song to Refute Her Wildly False Claims
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White House attacks Ariana Grande after she shares criticism of Trump’s policies
After Ariana Grande shared a post on her Instagram story criticizing the Trump administration over its immigration policy, anti-transgender agenda and censorship, the White House is hitting back at the pop star and actor
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Gay Pride - LGBT & Queer VoicesAriana Grande vs. Donald Trump: the feud explained
One post from Ariana Grande on social media — asking voters if their lives had actually improved since Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election — has triggered an official response from the White House.The White House responded to the post in question with a statement that referenced several of Grande's songs, including "Save Your Tears," "Just Like Magic," and "Get Well Soon." As reported by Entertainment Weekly, White House spokesperson…
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