If you’re an asshole, there are plenty of other places … to go,” Brooks said.Ĭhristopher Blair, whose America’s Last Line of Defense network operates the Dunning-Kruger Times, told the Guardian that the purpose of the network “has been exposing the gullibility of rightwing extremists since 2016”, which was the year Donald Trump won the presidency. “Our thing is this: if you come into this house, love one another. It’s not our decision to make,” Brooks said during a question-and-answer session with Billboard Country Live. “We’re going to serve every brand of beer. “The event and the town mentioned don’t even exist! Does he even know his own state?” wrote one Twitter user.Īnother user encouraged Abbott to hold a rally in Hambriston “if he can find it on a map”.Ī representative for Abbott was not immediately available for comment.Ĭonservatives have raged against Brooks after he announced that his Nashville bar would serve Bud Light beer and for encouraging his customers to show tolerance.įar-right and anti-trans figures have criticized the beer brand for partnering with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney for a promotion aimed at the March Madness national college basketball tournament held annually. But several Twitter users took screenshots of Abbott’s comments, mocking him. Good job, Texas,” Abbott added, referring to the booing.Ībbott deleted the tweet shortly after posting.

“Garth called his conservative fans assholes. Go Broke,” Abbott wrote about the false story. In fact, the entire article was fake, written by the Dunning-Kruger Times satirical website.Ībbott nonetheless responded to the article in earnest from his personal Twitter account.

About garth brooks