The campaign video was released on Wednesday 3 June 2020 on YouTube before being taken down one day later with a note stating "removed by the uploader." Space.What would happen to the arts if this country turned to authoritarian leadership? If fundamental freedoms were challenged, if a strong leader gathered up the full weight of the regulatory state and started using it to systematically punish his enemies and reward his friends, if the country was precipitated into ever more severe constitutional crises, if the only political labels that mattered were whether you were with the Leader or the Resistance - where would the arts stand?Īrts leaders say they are nervous in general about the candidacy of Donald Trump, who has deployed authoritarian language more consistently than any major political figure in memory, but they are not particularly worried about this country’s robust tradition of free expression. NASA didn't approve 'Make Space Great Again' ad The "Make Space Great Again" video showed footage from the Apollo program, as well as video of the landmark SpaceX Demo-2 mission, and NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley. It lead to many criticising him for failing to address the country. Trump made a point of flying out to the SpaceX launch at the Kennedy Space Station, during a national crisis. Trump has endured a tough week in the office with his response to the wide-scale protests around the USA under question.
Not everyone was happy with the video, though, and it's now been removed from social media. US President Donald Trump this week released a campaign video to try and turn the successful NASA and SpaceX launch into votes for himself in this year's presidential election.
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