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Sydney Sweeney Ad Backlash Is 'Bulls***,' White House Spokesperson Says
White House Director of Communications Steven Cheung has dubbed the fallout over the recent American Eagle advertisement starring Sydney Sweeney as "bull****" in a post on social media. Newsweek reached out to American Eagle and Sweeney via email for comment.
When Sweeney registered to vote in Florida in June 2024, nearly five months before Trump’s victory in last year’s ...
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Trump Unfortunately Wades Into Sydney Sweeney Jeans Ad DebateThe president of the United States of America on Monday weighed in on the viral American Eagle advertisement featuring Sydney ...
President Donald Trump has been very active on Truth Social this morning, firing off posts about everything from last week’s ...
Florida Department of State records confirm Sweeney registered as a Republican voter in Monroe County on June 14, 2024.
JD Vance chimes in on Sydney Sweeney controversy, says backlash is sign that liberals are 'oriented around hostility to basic ...
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White House Communications Manager Comments On Sydney Sweeneys Jeans Ad: "Lunatics On The Left Think She's Advertising White Supremacy"In an unusual but pointed intervention, the White House has stepped into the cultural fray to defend actress Sydney Sweeney ...
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'Weird Thing to Post About Your Dad': Donald Trump Jr. Sparks Outrage with Cringe Post Linking Dad Donald Trump to Sydney Sweeney Amid BacklashDonald Trump Jr. is not outraged by the controversy surrounding American Eagle’s denim campaign with actress Sydney Sweeney.
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