Wynonna Judd says the stage stays political-free

Wynonna Judd said she keeps politics out of her concerts, calling the stage a place to entertain rather than a place to take sides. She made the comments on October 17 during an appearance on Tomi Lahren Is Fearless.

Judd said fans have never asked her to share her political views at shows, and cited Dolly Parton as her model. "My job is to be an entertaining person," she said. "So personally, again: what would Dolly do? She wouldn't do that." On the ticket buyers: "when I go on stage, I'm keenly aware that people spent their hard-earned money on that ticket."

The discussion followed Rosie O'Donnell describing Judd as a Trump supporter. Judd disputed that, saying she is an independent. O'Donnell later apologized, saying she assumed it after Judd performed at Mar-a-Lago. Judd said she has performed for multiple presidents as well as Congress and the Senate. "I'll go anywhere and sing to anybody," she said.

Judd's own site and Spotify carry her catalog. The interview itself is the only source for the remarks.