Kid Rock's White House Fit Crashes And Burns On Social Media
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Critics called out conservatives for being “silent” over the musician’s stuntman-esque suit alongside President Donald Trump in the Oval Office.
Social media users clowned Republicans after Kid Rock sported a less-than-formal outfit during his White House visit on Monday.
The musician — a fierce MAGA backer who opened fire on Bud Light cans amid right-wing backlash to the brand before doing a 180 — rocked a red, white and blue get-up to the Oval Office as President Donald Trump signed an executive order targeting ticket scalpers and price-gouging practices.
Kid Rock marked America’s upcoming 250th anniversary with the fit that featured sparkly stars, stripes, an American flag and two eagles along with a pair of sunglasses and a fedora.
Trump, when asked if he’d ever wear an outfit like the musician’s, replied that he was thinking about it as there’s a “big event coming up,” a possible nod to his “Liberation Day” on Wednesday.
Critics slammed conservatives’ fashion double standard as they recalled right-wing reporter Brian Glenn questioning why Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy didn’t wear a suit to the Oval Office last month in a meeting where Trump and Vice President JD Vance berated him.
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