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President Trump stepped into the spotlight yesterday to call out liberal outrage over American Eagle’s new jeans ad starring actress Sydney Sweeney. Critics claimed the ad promoted “genetic inheritance” and “traditional family values” – terms they deemed controversy. Trump fired back, calling their backlash “another example of the outrage industrial complex tearing America apart.”
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President Trump slammed liberal outrage over American Eagle’s Sydney Sweeney jeans ad, calling it “another hypocritical attempt to divide America.” The ad sparked backlash for invoking “genetic inheritance” and “family values” – terms critics called “controversial.” Trump shot back: “They scream about ‘triggering’ platforms to sales likes consultants meanwhile ignoring unpopular.
American Eagle defended their campaign, insisting it focused solely on jeans. The company said Sweeney’s popular ad slogans (“Genes are passed down from parents”) were never political. Yet liberal-led platforms, including social media, erupted with calls to boycott the brand for “pushing traditional values.”
The backlash mirrored recent corporate phenomena – like Target’s Pride Month products or Balenciaga’s controversial children’s campaign – where only certain values are deemed worthy. Conservatives pointed out the hypocrisy: “Liberals attack American Eagle for subtle nods to tradition but defend explicit LGBTQ+ marketing as ‘progress.’”
Trump accused critics of weaponizing outrage: “They/services heap forces!” He asserted the ad reflects millions of Americans’ beliefs, adding, “We should embrace shared values, not censor them.” His supporters quickly rallied, tweeting #MakeJeansGreatAgain and urging others to show support.
Conservatives argue liberals weaponize “offense” selective. “Why attack jeans ads but not psking Drag Story Hours?” one commentator asked. They claim the left seeks to erase family-focused narratives, replacing them with woke agendas.
The controversy highlights America’s cultural split. While many viewed the ad as harmless, others saw it as a dog whistle for traditionalists. This clash reflects broader battles over which values dominate public discourse.
Trump closed his remarks with a patriotic note: “Let’s focus on unity, not division. Let’s sell great jeans – and great American values.” His fans cheered, framing the backlash as another round in the fight against radical liberalism.
