Demi Lovato Calls Out President Trump in Her New Song "Commander in Chief"

President Donald Trump’s campaign says its website was “defaced” on Tuesday evening.

Demi Lovato performed her new song, Commander and Chief with a message for viewers to “VOTE” at the Billboard Awards, however when it was aired on NBC, the network hushed her message. Lovato’s new song takes direct aim at President Trump.

President Donald Trump criticized the moderator for the upcoming presidential debate, NBC News correspondent Kristen Welker, on Saturday over Twitter. Less than a week before the debate, scheduled for Oct.

Max Ehrich, 29, got the attention of Demi Lovato fans when he decided to post another pic of his rumored new love interest, Sonika Vaid, 25, less than a month after his engagement with the 28-year-old singer ended. The actor shared a screenshot from what appeared to be a FaceTime call with the former American Idol contestant and in it, they were both smiling at each other while holding up peace signs.

Max Ehrich seems to be leaving the past where it should be and moving past the sudden breakup with Demi Lovato. The international actor has experienced a few rough weeks.

Max Ehrich is afraid to love after Demi Lovato. The actor released a new song titled «Afraid» on Friday, weeks after his split from the pop star.The accompanying music video shows Ehrich playing the piano as he belts out the ballad.

Max Ehrich released a new song about his ex-fiancée, Demi Lovato, on Friday, October 16, following their split last month.“Afraid,” which is available on all streaming platforms, includes the lyrics: “I’m afraid to give up my heart / I’m afraid to lose against love / I’m afraid, afraid to be broken apart / So I play, I play safe / Holding my guard.”The Young and the Restless alum’s single came after Lovato, 28, performed her new song “Commander in Chief” at the 2020 Billboard Music Awards on

Demi Lovato recently got candid about celebrities opening up about their political views after debuting her song, Commander in Chief. The 28-year-old singer has received some criticism about the song from her fans.

Demi Lovato has shared the music video for her anti-Donald Trump single Commander In Chief.

Demi Lovato has us in tears with her latest track Commander In Chief. The singer performed the latest track on Billboard Music Awards 2020 before she dropped the official music video.

Demi Lovato has a new music video out!

Demi Lovato is using her voice and her platform to take a stand.

Demi Lovato is letting her voice be heard. The 28-year-old artist took to the 2020 Billboard Music Awards stage on Wednesday to deliver her powerful new song, «Commander in Chief.»Sitting at the piano, Lovato rocked a bright blue ensemble with diamond necklaces as she belted out the powerful lyrics to her ballad.

Demi Lovato is not here for critics of her new politically charged anthem, «Commander in Chief.» The bold song, which she dropped Wednesday morning ahead of her 2020 Billboard Music Awards performance, takes direct aim at President Donald Trump. Shortly after the song's release, Lovato took to her Instagram Story to call out many commenters who were complaining about her decision to directly address President Trump.

A crowd of dozens of President Trump’s supporters marched by Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue and through Times Square in New York City with what is said to be the “world’s biggest Trump flag,” according to photos and videos posted to social media. The demonstration made its way through the Manhattan hotspots at approximately 3:30 p.m.Tuesday carrying the 75-foot-by-50-foot flag, which was emblazoned with the words: “Trump: Law and Order,” according to the Daily Mail.

and deserve ahead of .Listen to "Commander in Chief" right here or tonight at the BBMAs, and learn , below:Were you ever taught when you were youngIf you mess with things selfishly, they're bound to come undone?I'm not the only oneThat's been affected and resented every story you've spunAnd I'm a lucky one'Cause there are people worse off that have suffered enoughHaven't they suffered enough?But you can't get enough ofShutting down systems for personal gainFighting fires with flyers and praying

Demi Lovato has never been one to shy away from politics, and she went hard when dragging Donald Trump in “Commander In Chief.” In the song, released Oct. 14, the 28-year-old singer directs her fury at the current U.S. President over his failed policies, greed, and cruelty. “Haven’t they suffered enough? / But you can’t get enough of / Shuttin’ down systеms for personal gain /Fightin’ fires with flyers and prayin’ for rain / Do you gеt off on pain? / We’re not pawns in your game