White House fires back at The Chicks’ Natalie Maines after she insulted President Trump, calling her a “despicable nobody” with a “peanut-sized brain.”
White House condemns Maines’ remarks
White House spokesperson told Fox News Digital that Maines suffers from “Trump Derangement Syndrome” and labeled her comments as “despicable.”
Maines reignites Bush controversy
During The Chicks’ anniversary tour in Manhattan, Maines revived her 2003 criticism of former President George W. Bush, saying she would welcome him back over Trump.
She told the audience that she would “never” join the “shut up and sing” brigade and joked about giving Bush a “big wet kiss,” prompting laughter.
Social media backlash and support
Fans reacted on social media, with some demanding the group focus on music while others praised her for speaking out.
Comments on Instagram ranged from complaints about political rants to admiration for Maines’ stance, illustrating a polarized audience.
White House repeats attack
The administration reiterated its earlier statement, again branding Maines a “despicable nobody” and accusing her of suffering from “Trump Derangement Syndrome” that has “rotted her peanut-sized brain.”
Representatives for Maines did not respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.
Context on Maines’ recent rant
In May, Maines posted a profanity‑filled Instagram rant accusing Trump of destroying democracy and urging followers to repost the message.
She noted that a previous post calling Trump a “fugly slut” had been removed, and suggested the new post would endure longer.
Background
Christina Dugan Ramirez, an entertainment journalist with more than 15 years of experience, reported the story for Fox News Digital.
