A country music singer claimed that a Massachusetts venue where she had been performing for years canceled her performances for the remainder of the year after owners learned she had performed the national anthem at a rally for former President Donald Trump.
About five days after singing at the rally on April 27, performer Carly Tefft was told by a manager at the Harvest Gallery in Dennis, Massachusetts that her performances had been cancelled for the rest of the year.
“It’s funny because Massachusetts — you know, liberal — is supposed to be more ‘open,'” Tefft said.
From The Blaze:
For a few weeks, Tefft kept the alleged cancellation to herself. However, she later changed her mind and decided to share it in the hopes that it might prevent her kids from enduring a similar experience someday. "My kids one day, just because they go to one church or like one person or support one team, if they can’t work somewhere, that’s not okay," she said.
