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Wednesday, November 7, 2018

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Are Trump supporters so stupid they didn't realize that Jimmy Buffet was not "one of them?" Yep.

Jimmy Buffett's Trump dis angers fans: 'Way to alienate half the people buying your music'

Over the weekend, singing legend Jimmy Buffett campaigned for Florida’s big governor race, supporting Democrat Andrew Gillum, and even tweaked the lyrics to his song “Come Monday” to make his point. At the Get Out the Vote rally in West Palm Beach, not far from Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago, the crooner sang: “Come Tuesday/Things will change. Come Tuesday/We’re making a change. It’s been two insane years/Time to really switch gears.”


Buffett, 71, didn’t stop with his Trump dis. While singing what is arguably his most famous song, “Margaritaville,” Buffett also called out current Gov. Rick Scott, a Republican, for being at the root of the state’s environmental issues: “Some people say that there’s a red tide to blame/But I know that it’s all Rick Scott’s fault.”
No surprise, Trump supporters didn’t like this.
The fact remains: Buffett’s not singing a new tune. Not unlike Willie Nelson, who also shocked fans with his political preferences, Buffett has long supported Democrats and hasn’t been afraid to get political,  especially about the environment. In 2010, the star, born and raised on the Gulf Coast, criticized former President George W. Bush for being too cozy with the petroleum industry, which he said had polluted the water in the Gulf, including the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. “It was more about eight years of bad policy before [Obama] got there that let this happen,” said Buffett, an Obama supporter. “It was Dracula running the blood bank in terms of oil and leases.”
And he didn’t support Trump’s run for president. Quite the opposite: he held a star-studded fundraiser for Hillary Clinton at his home in the Hamptons.
We’ll also point out that if some of Buffett fans decide to boycott him, it won’t hurt his bottom line. He’s one of the wealthiest celebrities there is, according to Forbes, and was worth $550 million as of 2016.
Original, where you can see some of the astonished Republican retards and their tweets of unhappiness.

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