Why Donald Trump invited a racist celebrity to the White House.

Hollywood stars and famous musicians were a fixture of Obama's White House, a fitting presence for a president who brought an aura of celebrity to Washington. Donald Trump built his political brand on racist conspiracy theories and rode to the White House on a wave of reactionary white rage, stoked by his demagogic campaign against Muslims, Hispanic immigrants, black activists, and assorted foreigners. @POTUS invited @SarahPalinUSA to dinner and told her to bring some friends pic.twitter.com/Okk6wVWpha — Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) April 20, 2017The White House has always welcomed the famous and the influential, a group that has long included celebrities. That is who the president brought to the White House. Donald Trump is a celebrity and has met his fair share of the same while in the Oval Office.


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David Crosby Calls Ted Nugent & Donald Trump a 'Pair of A--holes' After White House Photo Op

Previously in David Crosby throwing elbows on Twitter, we have David Crosby burning Fleet Foxes and David Crosby dragging the Lizard King. Someone told the folk-rock great and Twitter hero David Crosby about it, and the Croz pulled no punches in his assessment of the situation. David Crosby performs with Crosby, Stills and Nash at State Theatre on May 13, 2015 in New Brunswick, N.J.Thursday (April 20) morning, the Nuge visited the Donald at the White House, along with the Bullgod and the Sarah Palin. pic.twitter.com/7iEAbq4vV7 — Chad Lowe (@ichadlowe) April 20, 2017this picture says it all ...the two most insincere smiles in historywhat a pair of assholes https://t.co/sNED02l5dj — David Crosby (@thedavidcrosby) April 20, 2017What a pair of assholes, indeed. The strange crew -- that's Ted Nugent, Kid Rock and Sarah Palin, if you're not following -- showed up at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue for what amounted to a photo op with the president and the pics went mildly viral this morning.




Patriots owner Robert Kraft and coach Bill Belichick say it's an honor and a privilege to visit the White House after their Super Bowl win. Team spokesman Stacey James told The Boston Globe the White House chose to have the staff sit. James said it was "wrong" to compare the player attendance from the past two Super Bowl victories. The Times on Wednesday used an Associated Press photo of the Patriots standing behind Obama on the south side of the White House in 2015. Patriots' turnout for President Obama in 2015 vs. Patriots' turnout for President Trump today: https://t.co/OxMEOqZonI pic.twitter.com/pLmJWhOw1j — NYT Sports (@NYTSports) April 19, 2017The Patriots responded on Twitter that the photos lack context, saying football staff sat on the South Lawn instead of standing on the stairs this year.


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