Country Legend Sheryl Crow Shares Heated Political Message After ‘No Kings’ Protests
Sheryl Crow is not afraid to speak her mind.
In a series of new posts to her Instagram Stories, the country songstress bluntly addressed Donald Trump‘s reaction to the “No Kings” protests against his administration over the weekend—and Crow didn’t shy away from saying how she really feels.
Sheryl Crow Slams Trump’s Response to ‘No Kings’ Protests as ‘Un-American’
In response to the people rallied in various cities across the nation to protest the Trump administration on Saturday, Oct. 18, the president shared a contentious AI-generated video that Crow, for one, declared to be “un-American.”
The “Soak Up the Sun” singer shared her response to her Instagram Story on Sunday, Oct. 19, reacting to Trump’s polarizing new video, which depicted the president riding in a “King Trump” plane and dropping feces on the crowds of American protesters in the streets.
“The president posting a video of himself as king defecating on the citizens of the US peacefully protesting is sick, un-American, and not funny,” Crow, 63, wrote in her post.
She continued, “And for those of you who support this man as the leader of our nation, please look inside yourselves and ask yourself if this is the kind of leadership our nation deserves.”
In another post on Sunday, Crow shared a post from the Instagram page for Climate Power, which announced the breaking news that Trump is “planning to open the entire Arctic National Wildlife Refuge coastal plain for oil and gas drilling, ending more than 40 years of federal protection.”
Adding the post to her Instagram Story, Crow wrote, “We cannot let this happen. Please everyone raise your voice.”
“This administration is going to destroy our planet in order to make the rich richer,” she added. “Our kids will be the ones who suffer from staying quiet.”
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