Winona Judd's response to Kacey Musgraves' anti-Christopher Columbus slogan: "I'm a patriot"

Wynonna Judd has hit back at Kacey Musgraves' anti-Christopher Columbus rant, revealing she lives by the "what would Dolly Parton do" philosophy.

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He has the right to do it, but that doesn't mean it's the right thing to do.

Country singer Kacey Musgraves caused a stir earlier this week at a concert in Texas when she called Christopher Columbus "lame" and a "loser."

"Obviously Columbus. Literally the lamest guy that's probably ever lived. Like real. What a loser," he told a booing crowd while discussing the national holiday last Monday.

While Musgraves' comments were met with both praise and backlash, one of the country music legends took exception to the vulgar remarks.

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Wynonna Judd joined Tomi Lahren on her show "Tomi Lahren is Fearless" and when the topic of Musgraves and her anti-Columbus rants came up, Lahren's guest didn't hesitate.

"She has every right to do that," Judd told Lauren. But that doesn't mean it's the right thing to do."

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The Country Music Hall of Famer was quick to point out that the last thing he wants to do is give a speech to the fans who paid to see him.

I've never heard from my fans saying, 'Hey, you're going to come out and read 'The Big Daddy,''' and Judd explained, "Tell me what your political views are."

"My grandmother might get tense," he added.

Judd revealed that she lives by the thought process of "what Dolly [Parton] does" when it comes to sticking to her beliefs.

Just like Parton, Judd lets his actions speak louder than his words, and one of the causes closest to him is helping soldiers.

When people take his love for our troops and try to tie it to a particular political belief, the country music star says it hurts him.

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"I'm not here to talk about politics, I'm here to talk about music," he said. "What I do in my private life is nobody's business."

Despite his reluctance to discuss political issues on stage, Judd wants to make one thing clear.

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"I am a patriot," he said proudly. "I support my soldiers. My son is a deputy. And I am a supporter of America. course."

Judd told Lahren that when she takes the stage, she walks straight to the flag, arguing that her love of country trumps any political opinions she — or anyone else — has.

Judd said: We live in the greatest country in the world. If the president was Biden, I would support him. Because he's a crazy president."