If the Grammys taught us anything, it’s that #Resist needs to end

Published January 30, 2018 2:46am ET



After a year of the Trump presidency, the only thing that has grown more tiresome than the fast-paced news cycle are the people who are consistently lighting their hair on fire in a panic and treating everything President Trump does as an existential crisis.

Take the 60th Annual Grammy Awards, for instance. Virtually every musician and artist who had any sort of screen time either used their platform for virtue signaling or directed their criticisms to the Trump administration. Save for comments made about the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements, which deserve recognition considering how abusive members of the entertainment industry have been to young women and men for decades, audiences were force-fed with charged political statements that do nothing to move the needle.

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