Following his remarks about the Republican Base in an interview featuring Stephen Colbert on his show “The Late Show,” American artist Bruce Springsteen is now in the spotlight on social networks.
Bruce “The Boss” Springsteen is a pop star, songwriter, and musician from the United States. He is primarily regarded as the father of the heartland rock genre and is known for his community-oriented songs. He is a member of the Music Hall of Fame and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. 20 Music Awards, an Academy Award, and the Presidential Medal of Freedom are his many honours. Aside from his book Renegades, he seems to have a New York Times Highest Rated book called “Born to Run,” He talks about his biography and the inspiration for his compositions. Everyone knows he’s a fantastic writer, whether it’s for music or books.
The booklet “Renegades: Born in the USA” was authored by long and thin friends Bruce Springsteen & Barack Obama, the 44th President of the United States. Each of these authors has New York Times Bestselling books under their belts, and this work is a bit as revolutionary as it was promised to be.
Springsteen said: “Do you want Marjorie Taylor Greene, Matt Gaetz, Ron De-Santis and our ex-fearless leader deciding the fate of the American experiment?”
Springsteen said, “You have to be a fighting optimist.” “An attempt was made to rig a free and fair election.” It was a flop.” Springsteen, who worked on the book alongside former President Barack Obama, told the presenter that he didn’t have an option but to be positive.
Stephen Colbert from “The Late Show” urged the rock legend to expand on the sentence “These are perilous moments with everything at risk, with so much at stake” that he penned in the preface of his biography. Springsteen immediately asked the speaker whether he desired the destiny of the American nation to be decided by Marjorie Taylor Greene, Matt Gaetz, Ron De-Santis, and the retired leaders. On the one hand, he demonstrated his lack of faith in the ruling party. However, when questioned whether he maintained his spirits high, he responded that one should be a battling optimist because he had no choice but to be fortunate and robust. The fans booed the Boss as predicted, but his statements raised several looks as well. Especially from somebody who spent considerable time with the state’s previous president, his views on the administration were expected to raise some eyebrows.
