r/moderatepolitics • u/Any_Confusion_7077 • 3d ago
News Article Trump considers dropping Freedom 250 concerts in D.C. after artists pull out
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-considers-dropping-concerts-us-capital-after-artists-drop-out-2026-05-30/Today, President Trump tweeted that he is considering cancelled a series of concerts planned to celebrate America’s 250th birthday. This comes as many of the artists publicly advertised to perform have withdrawn from the event, with some citing that they initially agreed thinking the event would be non-partisan. Instead, he is touting himself as a much bigger draw and is instead proposing he gives a speech at an America is Back Rally. It’s unclear if they will attempt to find other performers to keep live entertainment as a part of the planned celebrations.
What do you think of the artist’s decisions to withdraw - should they be willing to overlook President Trump’s participation in order to celebrate this milestone for America, or is it fair to pull out? Do you think President Trump is a bigger draw than other live entertainment, and is he capable of uniting the nation for America‘s 250th birthday? Do you think other entertainers will agree to perform?
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u/Seachica 3d ago
Considering that Trump ignored the already established America 250 committee to form his own Freedom 250 planning org, these concerts were made political by him. So yes, the artists should drop out if they don’t want to be associated with Trump’s politics.
Celebrating the 250th year of the country should not be political. But Trump made it that way so here we are.
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u/bschmidt25 2d ago
100%. I wasn't around for it (barely) but I've heard the Bicentennial in 1976 was a pretty big deal and people appreciated it. Trump making this a self-glorification event / political rally (as usual) is a disgrace.
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u/Seachica 2d ago
I was a kid during the bicentennial. It was a big deal, lots of fun, and non political. It makes me sad that we aren’t all celebrating this year. I did my part though — have some America 250 merch, and will be proudly waving the American flag on July 4. But I’m not going anywhere near any Freedom 250 stuff.
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u/ciammarino 2d ago
Me too. For 50 years, I’ve been excited to see what all of you saw in 1976. I thought America’s 250th would be everywhere—that the excitement would spill into every corner of the culture all year long. Honestly, in our capitalistic dystopia, I figured every product under the sun would be stamped with a commemorative “250 Years of America” logo.
Instead, it feels a little like my country turned 250 and all I got was this lousy T-shirt.
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u/Soggy-Brother1762 2d ago
Just for fun one time I watched the debate between Ford and Carter and, wow, politics was a whole different show back then.
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u/Excellent-Piglet8217 2d ago
I was born in 91, so obviously I wasn't around for the country's Bicentennial. However, I grew up in Ohio and participated in the state's Bicentennial. It was a huge deal and very much bipartisan. It felt like everyone was excited to celebrate Ohio for once. I remember thinking about our nation's 250th, knowing that I'd likely live to see it, and what a HUGE celebration it would be. Ohio's Bicentennial celebration felt so monumental at the time.
And now...gestures at everything
My family is full MAGA and will absolutely do or believe ANYTHING that Trump says. I'm exhausted and I hate this timeline lol
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u/ciammarino 2d ago
Agreed. As a bicentennial baby, this one hurts a little. Being born in 1976 always felt special—we grew up hearing “Ooh, you’re a bicentennial baby,” and believing it somehow mattered. I’ve been looking forward to this celebration my whole life. There was something fun and oddly unifying about the idea that we’d all get to celebrate America’s 250th together. Like after carrying that label around for 50 years, a tiny part of the party belonged to us too. But now it just feels estranged.
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u/sfgf27 2d ago edited 2d ago
‘76 is a cool birthday year. Try and ignore the political stuff since the current situation is temporary as the pendulum of power swings back and forth.
Enjoy the 250th nonpartisan celebrations with your family, friends & in your community you’ve been looking forward to, and also on TV as there will be plenty.
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u/Ok_Tomato_8236 2d ago
Yeah that’s the problem/cycle, the pendulum of power keeps swing back and forth to the worst people on both sides. Be nice to stop the pendulum and elect someone in the middle.
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u/Professional-Lab6751 2d ago
‘Worst people on both sides’ implying there is any comparison between sides here. There is not.
There is a cultural and political pendulum in literally every democratic political system.
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u/Ok_Tomato_8236 2d ago
I not comparing anyone, just saying they all suck. They all lie, censor, distract, misinform, and funnel our taxes to the wealthy while kicking the can of real change down the road. Except Massie, he’s the man.
There’s actually not a “political pendulum” in every democratic system. Some countries even set their systems up to avoid big winner takes all swings.
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u/Professional-Lab6751 2d ago
Weird how this only goes one way doesn’t it? Weird how this is only trying to equate the Democrats and Republicans and handwave away all the massive differences in amounts of corruption, misinformation, ideology and adherence to democracy when it’s quite clear the Republicans are far, far worse in almost every measure. There is quite literally no comparison.
One side is very clearly much worse than the other. Who got the BBB with the wealthy tax cuts passed? Was that Republicans or Democrats? When have the Democrats done anything even close to that? The answer is never.
It’s okay, you can admit that the Republicans are uniquely bad and have been working against the interests of the US for close to 50 years now.
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u/Ok_Tomato_8236 2d ago
Again I’m not comparing anyone. I can admit republicans suck a fucking lot. Can you admit that democrats do everything I said in my previous comment just like the republicans do? Which is why I don’t identify with either. Based on the way you’re trying to come at me though, I’d bet you think the democrats can do no wrong and aren’t open to any contrary information.
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u/Professional-Lab6751 2d ago
I am an independent.
I can admit that democrats have made mistakes, but as an analogy it’s like saying ‘look at these two criminals, aren’t they both awful’ when one of them has shoplifted and the other has murdered someone. Yes, they both have committed a crime, but one is quite clearly worse and it isn’t even close.
This ‘both sides’ rhetoric is always used as a tool to denigrate Democrats as it serves Republican interest to foster apathy and act like everyone is just as bad as each other because they know they are much much worse.
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u/Iceraptor17 2d ago
It's depressing. really its just all become one big trump rally. Anything America 250 the feds are making sure to tightly link to trump and his image.
Which is unfortunate. Many places in the country will still do a phenomenal job with it, so it won't be all doom and gloom. But i expect nothing out of the trump admin but a big "Trump is great" session.
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u/Wino_Panda 3d ago
Most Presidents: i don't have time for this nonsense. Didn't we appoint a committee 10 years ago to make this happen?
Trump: Cancel the Iran meetings. I have bigger fish to fry. Get Young MC on the phone.
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u/RogerBauman 3d ago edited 3d ago
I think it was fair for the artists to pull out. There was obviously some intentional misdirection going on with naming this event freedom 250 as opposed to the America 250 program that has been being worked on by Congress for the last 10 years.
I saw how Martina McBride described the way that she was presented the offer as an American State Fair and was unaware of the fact that this was a trump production rather than something being organized by Congress.
Personally, I Don't care whether he cancels the event or not. This whole thing has been about his ego and I don't blame people for wanting to step away from it.
Edit: just read the tweet. It sounds as though he is pretty butt hurt if he is threatening to show up himself while comparing himself to Elvis. Turning it from a celebration of our semiquincentennial into a rally seems very on brand for him and I wouldn't be surprised if that was his plan all along.
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u/NativeMasshole Maximum Malarkey 3d ago
I'll honestly be happy if things aren't 10× worse by the time Independence Day rolls around.
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u/gayfrogs4alexjones 3d ago
Anything Trump is involved in will turn political so it’s no surprise artists are dropping out. He can’t even give a speech to the Boy Scouts without mentioning the stolen 2020 election or how great his administration has been.
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u/Any_Confusion_7077 3d ago
I don’t think President Trump is blameless in this, but as someone who loves America it does make me sad that these celebrations won’t be what they could be. I do wish that people, including these and other potential performers, could put politics aside for America.
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u/-Nurfhurder- 3d ago
could put politics aside for America
I would imagine most of these people are pretty capable of putting politics aside for something like this, it seems to me the concern is the Administration wouldn't be able to do so, in so far as they would be likely turned into props for Trumps 'look at me' celebration.
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u/Financial-Desk-669 2d ago edited 2d ago
"people, including these and other potential performers, could put politics aside for America"
Respectfully, they weren't the ones who made it political. trump made the whole godamn thing about himself.
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u/chloedeeeee77 3d ago edited 2d ago
Why is the President always treated like a delicate toddler whose actions are seen as regrettable but understandable and inevitable, while everyone else is expected to overlook that, lest they be considered immature and petty for not wanting to tacitly and implicitly condone it?
It’s honestly one of the most bizarre features of the Trump presidencies to me. He can act how he wants, but other people are the deranged bad guys for saying “no thanks, not for me”.
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u/Reddit_Loves_Misinfo 2d ago edited 2d ago
for America
Refusing to celebrate or promote an openly corrupt and anti-constitutional authoritarian is doing something for America. Democracy is more important than a party.
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u/MoonStache 3d ago
I don’t think President Trump is blameless in this
I mean, it's pretty much entirely his fault. No need to fence sit about this. If ever there was a divisive figure in politics it's him. No self respecting musician would associate with him at this point. We don't need pomp and circumstance to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the country, especially not as a thin veil for what's clearly really a birthday celebration for Trump.
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u/Solarwinds-123 2d ago
No, there absolutely should be pomp and circumstance to celebrate the 250th. And it has nothing to do with Trump's birthday, which isn't even in the same month.
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u/Dorchadas617 1h ago
There should be, but it’s hard to set that aside when the president just makes it all about himself rather than the country. The man is trying to put himself on $250 bills (which is against the law, since he’s still alive), has minted 250th gold coins with his face on them, and made it clear that the concert was going to be all about him.
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u/classicliberty 3d ago
The artists themselves have stated that was their intent, yet when they began actually participating in the preparations it was clear they were making it political.
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u/HavingNuclear 3d ago
I think these people wish they could put politics aside but they were being forced into something the president turned political.
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u/likeitis121 3d ago
It starts at the top.
It's the right thing to pull out, and not be used as a prop to normalize and celebrate the Trump administration.
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u/Iceraptor17 2d ago
How can you put politics aside for an event that is being made political by the organizers?
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u/albertnormandy 1d ago
Can’t do that when Trump so blatantly politicizes it to the point that participating in it at all is a de facto endorsement of Trump.
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u/lesbiannumbertwo 2d ago
they agreed to the event under the assumption it would be apolitical, and then trump turned the whole thing into a self glorification party and they pulled out. trump made it political. not wanting to perform at an ego stroking event for a man that is actively trying to tear down everything america stands for seems pretty damn patriotic to me.
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u/TailgateLegend 3d ago
I don’t blame people for dropping out. I personally get tired of hearing Trump talk all about himself and his agenda, bashing his opponents, which provokes them to lash back at him, etc.
The America 250 celebration should not be centered around him like this administration is trying to do. Yes, he’s the president during it, but it’s about celebrating the entire country’s history and greatness, not just himself. His ego is going to ruin what should be a massive celebration this summer.
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u/TakeAShowerHippie 3d ago
Should it be a massive celebration? Things are not the worst they have ever been but we are spiraling pretty fast.
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u/kakashissecondmask 2d ago
Well we definitely shouldn’t just accept that things are bad. We have a lot to be proud of as a country. It’s really hard to take that in right now thanks to this administration.
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u/Solarwinds-123 2d ago
Yes there should be a big celebration. That should happen no matter who is in the White House.
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u/Dorchadas617 1h ago
It’s not about who is in the White House, it’s about the person who’s currently sitting in the president’s chair turning what should be a celebration of America into a victory lap about himself. Plenty of people, performers who pulled out included, are upset by that.
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u/Agitated_Pudding7259 Federal worker fired without due process 2d ago
What do you think of the artist’s decisions to withdraw - should they be willing to overlook President Trump’s participation in order to celebrate this milestone for America, or is it fair to pull out?
I don't blame them, his approval rating is around 35%. He's popular with no one but republican primary voters. The reputational risk for artists is obvious. The base will love the rally, but these performers do not want to alienate fans, be turned into campaign props, or be associated with an event they were led to believe was nonpartisan.
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u/MehAboutLA 3d ago
I remember there was a series of tweets Trump released where he gave all these grand promises on things he would do as president. There was one about celebrating 250 with states competing in an Olympics like competition throughout the entire year. Guess that got downgraded to this? And now it's getting scrapped? Another log for the pile.
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u/The_DanceCommander 3d ago
Remember he wanted to do a hunger games style thing where each state would send their two top high school athletes or something and they’d compete in whatever.
It’s when I realized that everything has to be a competition to Trump. You can just celebrate something, there always has to be a winner and loser no matter the occasion. Makes a lot of sense why he wanted MMA fights and F1 races.
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u/ChromeFlesh 2d ago
I mean it could be fun to see the top high school athletes from every state compete, could be fun for the kids too, but yeah I dont see trump doing that in a fun way
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u/TheUnderCrab Politically Homeless 2d ago
His entire political strategy is “throw shit at the wall and see what sticks long enough for the base to lap up” and then he just runs with whatever nonsense his base has jumped onto. It’s wild. His political career is defined by the tail that wags the dog.
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u/ManbadFerrara 3d ago
What do you think of the artist’s decisions to pull out - should they be willing to overlook President Trump’s participation in order to celebrate this milestone for America, or is it fair to pull out?
IIRC, half the artists to pull out weren't even approached to appear at this thing to begin with; the other half were basically like "whoa, no one explained the actual nature of this event to me, nevermind then."
Do you think President Trump is a bigger draw than other live entertainment,
As in Vanilla Ice and the guy from Poison? On the whole, yeah...
and is he capable of uniting the nation for America‘s 250th birthday?
Ah...no.
Do you think other entertainers will agree to perform?
Sure, why not? There are other at least realatively known pro-MAGA acts out there.They're definitely not nearly as high up the relevancy scale as Taylor Swift and Bad Bunny, but at least moreso than Young MC and the guy from Milli Vanilli who didn't take his own life (who I had NO idea was still around till this came about). Tbh, my first thoughts seeing this were "that's the best they could book?"
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u/Any_Confusion_7077 3d ago
President Trump has had more celebrity endorsements in his second term than he did in his first. I don’t understand why none of them are stepping up.
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u/CloudApprehensive322 2d ago
Which notable celebrities who aren't D/F tier endorsed Trump for a second term? His biggest supporters are has beens who haven't been culturally relevant for decades.
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u/MyNewRedditAct_ 3d ago
Because his 2nd term has been a disaster and they don't want to be associated with him?
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u/TuxTool 2d ago
Why would any non-MAGA artist or celebrity want to be associated with Trump and this twisted version of what should have been a celebration.
This event has been turned into a "celebration" of him and his ego. I know of school trips that will be going to DC during all of this and no one has or wants to make plans to be part of any of this.
Just fast forward to just having Lee Greenwood and Kid Rock being the only ones on the setlist.
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u/Iceraptor17 2d ago
Because the point of this was to get a wider spread of artists to use them as a "see look at how widespread the support is" instead of rolling out the same guys and gals over and over again. Which is why the organizers presented it as non partisan
Like at some point even the biggest supporter would go "kid rock, again?"
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u/RobotBearArms 3d ago
That man isn't about uniting anyone unless it's to grift them. He is trying to pillage this country. People have fewer rights, protections, and freedoms now than they used to... I don't think that is worth celebrating
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u/bettercaust 2d ago
I think it would be funny if these artists put together a nonpartisan 250th concert series themselves, kind of like Live Aid, as an "alternative" to the president's 250th celebration in the way that TPUSA has an "alternative" Super Bowl halftime show.
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u/oath2order Maximum Malarkey 2d ago
I like that. Can we call it the Shadow Semiquincentennial, maybe get that terminology going here?
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u/chloedeeeee77 2d ago
Someone isn’t handling the cancellations well over on www.truthsocial.com, and is proposing taking his ball and going home, because he never really wanted to play anyway:
“We should have a giant MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN RALLY, for 250, instead of having overpriced singers, who nobody wants to hear, whose music is boring, and yet who do nothing but complain. Cancel it, just like I canceled my involvement with the failing and unsafe to be in Kennedy Center, because a Highly Conflicted, Crooked Federal Judge, said that I should not be allowed to spend my time and money in order to MAKE THE CENTER GREAT AGAIN, actually, far greater than it ever was before! It would have also been nice to see a Republican/Democrat union bring it back to life. The Kennedy Center is broken, unsafe, and $busted, and has been for many years! Judge Cooper also stated that the highly prestigious Board of the Center was not authorized to add on the name "TRUMP" despite the fact that hundreds of millions of dollars of my time and money will be necessary for its successful reincarnation. So now, the Kennedy Center will collapse, both structurally and financially. Judge Cooper and his wife, Amy Jeffress (obfuscation anyone?), should be ashamed of themselves. Judge Cooper, like numerous other Crooked Judges on my cases, should be IMPEACHED. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! President DONALD J. TRUMP”
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u/sharp11flat13 2d ago
I still can’t wrap my head around the idea that anyone would read this, or any one of hundreds (thousands?) like it and think “this guy should be president”. I don’t think I will ever really understand.
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u/Scion41790 2d ago
Is he saying that Amy not having the same last name as her husband is somehow "obfuscation"?
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u/chloedeeeee77 2d ago edited 2d ago
Yes. In a previous Truth Social post on Saturday, he attacked her and claimed “Cooper’s wife, Amy Jeffress, who doesn’t use the “Cooper” name because they, as a couple, don’t want people to know that she has a Conflict of Interest with an important Judge…”
Their marriage announcement from 1999 (well before he became a judge) stated that “The bride, 34, is known as Amy and is keeping her surname”. Unless Amy has a crystal ball, her decision to not change her last name 27 years ago seems rather unrelated to any “obfuscation” our dear President is imagining.
https://www.nytimes.com/1999/05/02/style/weddings-amy-jeffress-casey-cooper.html
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u/FabioFresh93 South Park Democrat 2d ago
America’s 250th birthday should be a celebration but it’s starting to feel like the celebration is going to be drowned out by polarization, lack of national pride, scandals, etc. I try to separate the people of America from its government and politics but events like this, which should be a nonpartisan celebration, make it difficult. On the 4th of July I’ll eat my burgers and hot dogs and reflect on what America used to be and could be and how I feel like we have fallen so far.
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u/TheUnderCrab Politically Homeless 2d ago
I understand Artists are getting ‘the yips’ having to do with their performance on Wednesday, so I am thinking about bringing the Number One Attraction anywhere in the World, the man who gets much larger audiences than Elvis in his prime, and he does so without a guitar, the man who loves our Country more than anyone else, and the man who some say is the Greatest President in History (THE GOAT!), DONALD J. TRUMP, to take the place of these highly paid, Third Rate ‘Artists,’ and give a major speech, rallying the Country forward like I have done ever since being President!
The POTUS everyone. I think it’s well past time this man had the 25th amendment used on him and he was removed from office.
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u/Halicet 1d ago
He's just reeling from the ego hit of having a bunch of has been artists who were popular 40 years ago, back out after discovering they had been engaged by an organization associated to him, rather than the official America250 organization created by Congress.
I mean seriously... This is supposed to be a celebration of the United States being a nation for a quarter of a millennium, and not only could he not secure current mainstream acts, he couldn't even retain 20-40 year old acts who are past their prime. (This isn't a besmirchment of those acts, as several are quite good, but that does not change the fact that they are not current or widely appealing to modern audiences)... And now is his futility, he wants to cancel his failure, and throw a demagogic rally to celebrate himself, rather than the nation the event is supposed to commemorate.
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u/notwhoyouthinkmaybe 2d ago
Oh no! Guys where else will I see vanilla ice, other than outside the Texaco asking me for $5 to repair his tire that ran out of gas.
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u/Longjumping_Cat2069 2d ago
Can this administration do anything without it being a spectacular mess? It's actually breathtaking
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u/JerseyJedi 2d ago
There should be a privately-operated concert featuring the performers but without input from the President.
America’s 250th birthday absolutely should be celebrated, but we all know that the President will try to turn the Freedom 250 ones into being about him specifically.
America is bigger than any one person, and we shouldn’t allow one egomaniac to hijack our national birthday. 🇺🇸
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u/KhloeKendall 2d ago
Anyone who thought this wouldn't be partisan is too privileged to pay attention, because Trump has made it clear it is the ME ME ME hour with any and everything he does.
Is Kid Rock or Ted Nugent not available? I assumed they'd be foaming at the mouth at a chance to do this, especially Kid Rock after that embarrassing halftime show.
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u/dpezpoopsies 2d ago
I couldn't find in the article, how many artists were originally booked? It says 5 have backed out
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u/throwawaytheist 22h ago
Man, think of how awesome these concerts could have been with a competent president...
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u/baby-blue06 20h ago
They celebrated the spirit of 76 in 1976. So it's about 50 years since then. I remember how excited everyone was to celebrate 1976.
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u/PornoPaul 2d ago
I may have missed it, but was it made public what made them say its partisan? Don't get me wrong, Im not doubting it, but I am curious as to what led all these artists to say basically the same thing.
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u/CaptainSasquatch 2d ago
America 250 is the official nonpartisan series of events celebrating the 250th anniversary that has been in the works for several years. This concert series was part of Freedom 250 which is a separate organization run entirely by Trump affiliated people that has been highly partisan. For example the UFC event on the White House lawn celebrating Trump's 80th birthday is part of Freedom 250.
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u/PornoPaul 2d ago
Thanks! I should have edited my comment, after reading through mkre comments I finally understood the issue.
One celebrates America, the other celebrates Trump.
I appreciate it.
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u/CaptainSasquatch 2d ago
It's a reasonable thing to be confused by. I can see why many of the artists didn't fully understand what they were signing up for.
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u/HeathrJarrod 2d ago
We should just admit America doesn’t turn 250 until September 2039
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u/Solarwinds-123 2d ago
That's...just not true.
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u/HeathrJarrod 1d ago
America in its modern form didn’t exist until 1787/1789
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u/HeathrJarrod 1d ago
It was still 3 branches of government , House/Senate. Before constitution, it wasn’t
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u/Solarwinds-123 1d ago
But America existed as an independent entity, as a nation as of 1776. The fact that we changed the way we govern afterwards doesn't alter that.
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u/HeathrJarrod 20h ago
Before the constitution, it was a loose confederation of states, similar to the EU.
Changing the way we fundamentally govern, does indeed alter our identity as a nation
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u/-Nurfhurder- 3d ago
I mean, it's not exactly unreasonable to assume Trump will turn the 250th Birthday of the United States into the Donald Trump Celebration Spectacular is it. This is the guy who put his own name on the Kennedy memorial building.