As suggested at left, if you want us to believe that traditional country music artists singers are predominantly Trump supporters, we’ll accept that. If I were selling — whatever — to largely uneducated white people, I myself might succumb to the temptation to pretend that Trump is OK with me.
And yes, there are a few Hollywood actors that love Trump too. But outside of Nashville and a few meanspirited crackpots out here in California, there is essentially zero support for the president in the entertainment industry.
Why?
First of all, America still dominates the world in terms of music and film, and the people outside the U.S. have a general loathing for Trump and his criminality.
On top of that, about two-thirds of U.S. voters, right here at home, despise the president, as they realized long ago that he’s essentially a conman.
Expecting people who love music, movies, dogs, science, children, and compassion for other people to accept Trump is a pipedream.
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… All this is coming to a head.