Is Lindsay Lohan A Donald Trump Supporter? Actress Urges Critics To Stop ‘Bullying’ President

Disney star Lindsay Lohan recently showed support for President Donald Trump.

On her Twitter account, Lohan shared a photo of Trump offering to help an infant named Charlie Gard in the U.K. In her caption, Lohan reminded her Twitter followers that Trump is their president and urged them to start trusting him. Trump supporters responded positively to Lohan’s move. Some of them expressed their respect for Lohan, while others said that they are pleased she stood up for the president of the country.

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But if some people were pleased with Lohan’s tweet, there were also others who slammed Lohan for her post. One Trump critic said that Lohan should not interfere with anything related to politics. Another Twitter user joked about Lohan’s account possibly being hacked.

Meanwhile, it is unclear whether or not Trump favors Lohan. In 2004, he appeared in “The Howard Stern Show,” where he shared his opinions about the then-18-year-old actress. In 2016, CNN released a copy of the interview where Trump was heard saying that “deeply troubled women are always the best in bed.” A transcript of their interview was also released by the publication where it has been confirmed that Trump was the first one to open up about Lohan.

After asking Stern what he thinks of the young actress, Trump said, “There’s something there, right? But you have to like freckles. I’ve seen a, you know, close up of her chest and a lot of freckles. Are you into freckle?”

At one point, Stern asked Trump if he could imagine “the sex with the troubled teenager.” Trump answered, “Yeah, you’re probably right. She’s probably deeply troubled and therefore great in bed. How come the deeply troubled women, you know, deeply, deeply troubled, they’re always the best in bed?”

At the time, Lohan did not respond to Trump’s statements.

Meanwhile, the actress recently made headlines after she landed a role in U.K. series, “Sick Note.” She also announced that she is looking for a home network for her prank series, “The Anti-Social Network,” earlier this year.