Cher has never hidden her feelings about Donald Trump. The pop icon spent most of Mr. Trump’s tenure in the White House criticizing the former reality star, now indicted four times, for his divisive policies and statements, calling him even DT “the troll president”.
But with Donald Trump still holding a sizable lead over the large group of Republican rivals vying for the GOP nomination for next year’s presidential election – although he has accumulated 91 counts in four separate cases related to alleged manipulation of classified documents, falsification of business records, obstruction of justice and conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election he lost – ‘Believe’ singer is already preparing contingency plans.
In an interview with the English daily Guardian, Cher, 77, said she was horrified by the possibility that Mr. Trump, also 77, could return to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue if he is re-elected next year in a new confrontation with the President Joe Biden. “I almost had an ulcer last time,” she said of Mr. Trump’s tumultuous four-year term, which ended with the deadly Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. United States by supporters of Mr. Trump.
“If he gets elected, who knows? Cher said. “This time I’ll leave the country.” During the 2016 election, Cher threatened to “leave the planet” if Trump, then a political neophyte, was elected. elected.
The singer, who is preparing to release her very first Christmas album, Christmas, also spoke to the Guardian of the rise of anti-trans legislation. “There are something like 500 bills that they’re trying to pass,” the longtime LGBTQ community ally said of the raft of laws proposed by conservative lawmakers across the country over the of the past year, targeting transgender people, drag queens and queer culture. “The other night I was with two transgender girls – and of course with my own child [Chaz est transgenre]. I told them: “We have to stick together.” I don’t know what their plan is for transgender people. I don’t blame them.”
The 13-track Christmas album – featuring guests including Cyndi Lauper, Michael Bublé, Stevie Wonder and Tyga – will be released Friday, October 20.
2023-10-19 17:51:41
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