Simultaneously, an official statement was published on the White House's social media accounts, highlighting the cancellation of the paid entry system, which was described as a significant victory for Manhattan and New York City.
“Paid entry is dead. Manhattan and all of New York are saved. Long live the king,” the message stated.
This announcement sparked a wave of reactions, including criticism from Madonna. The singer expressed her discontent with the rhetoric used, reminding that the country was originally founded by those who sought to escape monarchical rule. She questioned whether such statements were intended as humor, noting that she does not find them amusing.
“I thought this country was built by Europeans fleeing life under a king's rule to start a new world governed by the people. Now we have a president who calls himself ‘our king.’ If this is a joke, then I don’t find it funny,” Madonna stated.
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