Carrie Underwood Fires Back at Rude TN Lawmaker

Carrie Underwood isn’t hiding her
disgust about Tennessee’s “ag-gag”
bill—and and rightfully so. She
strongly disagrees with making cruelty investigations on farms illegal and said
she may just show up on the governor’s doorstep if he signs the bill into law. But
state Rep. Andy Holt
took it upon himself to
insult Carrie for voicing her opinion, saying, “I would say that if Carrie
Underwood will stick to singing, I’ll stick to lawmaking.” That
jab didn’t sit well with the always-informed Underwood, who tweeted, “I
should stick to singing? Wow…sorry, I’m just a tax paying citizen concerned for
the safety of my family.” 

She
then tweeted to Ellen
DeGeneres, thanking her for discussing
“ag-gag” bills on Ellen. And
Wynonna Judd, Miley Cyrus,
Tish Cyrus, and Tony Kanal all hopped on Twitter,
too, to show their support for Carrie and to bash “ag-gag” bills.

Beth Stern, host of the new Nat Geo
Wild show Spoiled Rotten Pets and wife of Howard Stern, is piping up, too—about Kim Kardashian‘s penchant for fur. “It
makes me really sad,” she said. “I know her sister was a poster child
for PETA. I don’t watch the Kardashians; I’m very aware of them, but I do know
that the sister was involved, so of course that entire family would know what
goes on, what happens to animals when they’re wearing a fur coat.”

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