Madonna attacks Trump over ‘incomparable’ world AIDS Day aid

Singer Madonna attacked President Donald Trump who will no longer remember World AIDS Day on Monday.

Madonna took a closer look at the day with a post on Instagram and noted that the Trump administration did not promote the day, the first time that the US did not remember World AIDS Day since it was established in 1988.

“Donald Trump announced that World AIDS Day should no longer be recognized,” Madonna said. “It’s one thing to order Federal agents to refuse to remember this day, but to ask the general public to pretend it never happened and be confused, watch their hand be killed with their faces as they take their last journey at the age of 23.”

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He added, “The list of people I know and love and have lost to AIDS for a long time. I hope that most of them are out there without warning. And I will continue to praise the day of AIDS in the world, and I hope that you will praise me.”

News reported days earlier that the US Department of State would no longer recognize World AIDS Day, a decision the State Department later defended in a statement.

“The awareness day is not a strategy. Under the leadership of President Trump, the State Department is working directly with foreign governments to save lives and increase their lending and burden sharing,” said a spokesperson for the Department of Defense, “said a spokesperson for the Department of the Deputy,” said a spokesperson for the Department of Operations, Tommy Pidlott. “Earlier this year, we released a global health strategy aimed at streamlining America’s foreign aid and modernizing our approach to combating infectious diseases.”

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In a previous appearance on Fox News Digital, White House spokesperson Kush Desai explained the ongoing efforts of the Trump Administration to fight AIDS.

“The State Department is working directly with foreign governments to implement a global health strategy to direct US foreign aid and implement our approach to HIV,” Desai said.

He continued, “HHS, in the meantime, is developing the next HIV prevention and treatment options, strengthening the suppression of the virus nationwide through the HRSA White Paper program, supporting emergency preparedness, and increasing access to reliable HIV information.”

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The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), under the Trump Administration, also approved in June a new, twice-yearly application from Gilead Science, a private biopharmaceutical company, to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS. The shot has been nearly 100% successful in preventing the spread of the HIV virus in clinical trials and has been shown to be superior to drugs of the past.

Trump had previously stated his intention to end the disease by 2030, announcing Action to end HIV In his first season in 2019.

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However, neither is the Trump administration he wanted to cut the money From the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPPAR) to the original President’s rescue package back in July. Senate Republicans later agreed to keep PEPFAR funding.