Donald Trump’s constant criticism and at some point DJ Moby has returned to his favorite hobby to fire the Republican president and who support him.
Moby-a member of the entertainment elites embraced by the Democrats who is barely a family name in their own home (if he did), made his dissemination clear in a video published in X only more than 100 days in Trump 2.0.
He said: “Then, for people who voted for Trump or who have supported Trump, can you finally admit that you were wrong? Trump has all his life in business banking, and now, surprise, he is in the bankruptcy of the United States.
“Then, look, we can move on, but if you supported Trump or you voted for him, just please, he finally admits that you were wrong.”
The man who once said that Trump is “a belligent racist who is probably a sociopath [and] Definitely a racist and misogynist ”has a long story to make fun in Republicans.
In 2015, the pioneer of electronic music (real name Richard Melville Hall) criticized the “racist, xenophobic and ignorant” republicans “who” support war “and” hate immigrants, “as Breitbart News reported.
Moby also shared an Instagram image of a sticker cargo car in Georgia, subtitling it: “The sausage part of America: racist, xenophobic, ignorant, republican and armed.”
Then, in 2018, the activist on the left said that duration is a vote concert that was investigating ways to emigrate to Canada in case the Democrats could not resume the repair chamber and President Donald Trump claimed re -election in 2020.
“I have to say that, like everyone else, I am looking for regular occasions,” how do you go an expatriate? How is Canadian citizenship obtained? What are other countries that I consider moving? “
The Hillary Rodham Clinton and Moby Senator attend the honors of the American Legacy Foundation “celebrating the legacy of a futureless future in Cipriani on March 6, 2006 in New York City (Neil Rasmus/Patrick McMullan through Getty Images)
“Because the Democrats lose half of the tracks and win wins in 2020, I have already finished, because they do everything that is in their power to erode the type of controls and balances.”
Moby joined a large number of more popular rock artists, including Foo Fochters Dave Grohl, Karen O and Nick Ziner of Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and singer and songwriter Beck, to demand the end of Trump’s political ambitions.
In June 2018 he also released a music video in which President Trump was represented as a Nazi robot that is exploited by a band of rebel citizens.
