Lindsay Lohan Spent the 4th of July Tweeting in Defense of Donald Trump and His Family

"Stop bullying him."

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Lindsay Lohan took to Twitter this Fourth of July to defend Donald Trump, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Lohan responded to a tweet by another user, which included a screenshot of a Breitbart article and praised Trump for supporting the parents of Charlie Gard, a British infant born with a rare genetic disease. The tweet also mentioned Trump's now-infamous tweet including a GIF of him beating up the CNN logo.

In a response to the tweet, Lohan wrote, "THIS IS our president. Stop #bullying him & start trusting him. Thank you personally for supporting #THEUSA."

She also tweeted in support of the entire First Family, writing that they are all "kind people."

It's worth noting that Trump has also spoken out about Lohan. In a 2004 interview with Howard Stern, he said, "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?"

When asked about the quote this January, Lohan said, "I wish him the best. We live in a world of societies that consistently find fault in people. I think it's a really scary factor. Taking someone else down is never the answer, and I think we all know that."

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