Demi Lovato hit fans who asked for her seventh studio album amid the horrific riots of Trump supporters in Washington DC
Supporters of President Donald Trump have taken the US Chapter by storm to protest the loss of the election to President-elect Joe Biden, killing four and terrifying politicians.
The 28-year-old singer said she felt “embarrassed and ashamed” after the attack and felt compelled to hit the studio to channel her “anger”, while drawing attention to the Black Life Movement.
Anger: Demi Lovato hit fans demanding her seventh studio album amid the horrific riots of Trump supporters in Washington DC
In a series of tweets, she wrote: “It broke my heart. It saddens me to believe how naive I was to believe that this can’t happen, and yet it did.
‘Here it is. For everyone in my comments saying “where is d7” or do I want to sing instead of talking about what needs to change in this country …
‘THAT’S WHY I LIKE IT. THAT’S WHY YOU. THIS CANNOT HAPPEN ANY OF ****** MORE. I’m angry, embarrassed and ashamed.
“I am in the studio working on something special after today’s assault on democracy.
Grotesque Act: President Donald Trump’s supporters stormed the US Chapter to protest the loss of his election for President-elect Joe Biden, killing four and terrifying politicians
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Last year, Demi released the political song, “Commander-in-Chief,” which presents everything she would like to say to Trump if given the chance.
She said: “So many times I wanted to write a letter to the president or sit with him and ask him these questions.
“And then I thought I didn’t really want to do that, and I thought that one way I could do that was to write a song and release it for everyone to hear, and then he had to answer all these questions and not just me.
Singer “Sober” insisted that she never wanted to provoke division with her lyrics, but hoped to encourage her fans to vote and get involved politically.
Recognition: The 28-year-old singer said she felt “embarrassed and ashamed” after the attack and felt compelled to hit the studio to channel her “anger” while drawing attention to the Black Lives Matter Movement.
She said: “We have to present ourselves and vote because it is so important that our voices are heard. And, honestly, for me, whether you’re a Republican or a Democrat, you just have to go out and vote.
Authorities lost control as the insurgents entered the Chapter building, vandalizing and fooling around, with some of the MAGA mafia arriving in Nancy Pelosi’s office.
The riots took place as the US Congress convened to certify Joe Biden’s victory in the US presidential election in November.
A number of celebrities have called on politicians to invoke the 25th amendment – which regulates the vice president to take control of whether the commander-in-chief is “unable to perform his powers and duties” – and end his term with two weeks earlier.
The protests came in tandem with the Republican congressional dispute over election results ahead of Biden’s planned January 20 inauguration.
Work: The star revealed that she makes music to channel her anger against the background of political unrest
Twitter suspended Trump’s account after a series of tweets that didn’t do much to quell the ongoing violence.
“We have requested the removal of three @realDonaldTrump tweets that were posted earlier today for repeated and severe violations of our civic integrity policy,” the social media company said.
He continued: “This means that the @realDonaldTrump account will be blocked for 12 hours after deleting these Tweets. If tweets are not removed, the account will remain blocked. ‘
Trump has now promised an “orderly transition” to power after Biden’s election victory was finally certified by Congress.
Terrifying: The riots took place as the US Congress met to certify Joe Biden’s victory in the November US presidential election
“Lunatic”: While the stars flooded Twitter to condemn the actions, Twitter suspended Trump’s account after a series of tweets that did not do much to suppress the ongoing violence.
Trump issued a statement of deafness through his aide in which he acknowledged defeat, while at the same time hailing chaos as “the end of the greatest first term in presidential history.”
The president also continued to challenge the election result, saying: “Even if I do not fully agree with the election result, and the facts confirm me, there will be an orderly transition on January 20th.
“We have always said that we will continue to fight to ensure that only legal votes are counted.
“While this is the end of the greatest first term in presidential history, it is only the beginning of our struggle to make America great again!”
Mr. President: Trump has now promised an “orderly transition” to power after Biden’s election victory was finally certified by Congress