Stella Parton, Dolly Parton’s sister, is not holding back her opinions. Over the weekend, she took to Twitter to criticize “aged politicians” who are rushing to get vaccinated against COVID-19 while neglecting to support research initiatives.
“If a simple singer like my sister Dolly can invest in the vaccine, then why can’t some of you old politicians contribute a few million yourselves?” Stella tweeted. “I see you getting vaccinated right away while people are starving and dying, you jerks!” She was referencing Dolly’s generous $1 million donation to the Moderna vaccine trial through her COVID-19 Research Fund. Dolly has also financed research into treatments, contributing to important studies published during the pandemic.
Stella’s comments were particularly directed at former Alabama Governor Robert Bright, who recently shared a photo of himself receiving the vaccine after leaving office under a cloud of ethical violations. Other politicians, including Vice President Mike Pence and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, also received their vaccinations, despite their previous downplaying of the virus’ severity.
Stella didn’t stop there, also calling out televangelists for their lack of financial support during the pandemic. In a separate tweet, she stated, “I haven’t seen a single televangelist donate a cent to the research fund, yet they can easily fleece their followers and pretend they’re casting out demons while they’re possessed themselves!” She specifically named individuals like Jerry Falwell Jr. and Kenneth Copeland as examples.
In addition to her biting commentary, Stella highlighted Dolly’s heroic acts. During the filming of “Christmas on the Square,” Dolly saved a young actress from an oncoming car. Meanwhile, Dolly has been busy releasing her first Christmas album in three decades and launching a Christmas apparel line.
Amidst the chaos of politicians lining up for vaccinations, Stella’s sharp remarks remind us of the ongoing struggles many are facing.
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In summary, Stella Parton is making waves on Twitter by taking a strong stance against politicians and televangelists who fail to support vaccine research while rushing to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Her pointed criticisms highlight the disparities in contributions during this critical time.