Bette Midler latest to assault people's ears with terrible protest song
I guess we can start calling 2026 the year of the protest song, because another washed-up celebrity is back to fight the man. The song was written in 1940 and addressed issues such as the poll tax, Jim Crow, and race hatred in the U.S., but Midler turned it into a modern tune to fight back against that evil, oppressive Orange Man in the Oval Office. TRUMP CRITICS TAKE ISSUE WITH GREEN DAY'S SUPER BOWL LX PERFORMANCE Yay, another song bashing Trump!
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