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Texas singer and gun enthusiast aims tweets at Canadian interviewer
Upset over being asked about views on guns
By ZEV SINGER, The Ottawa Citizen August 3, 2011
OTTAWA — Texas country singer Miranda Lambert was already slated to open for Carrie Underwood at the Capital Hoedown a week from Friday. The unexpected part is that now, in a different way, she’s serving as an opening act for the fall Parliamentary session and the reopening of the great Canadian debate on gun ownership.
Lambert, a Grammy winner and major star of the country music scene, is an outspoken gun enthusiast. Her logo, tattooed onto her arm, is a pair of winged pistols.
No stranger to publicity, she has graced the cover of Garden and Gun magazine and has been honoured by Field and Stream magazine for her deer hunting hobby; she has at least three stuffed heads mounted at home.
But over the past few days, country music news websites have been running stories about a run-in Lambert is reported to have had with a Canadian journalist over her views on guns.
The stories grew from a couple of tweets of Lambert’s last week: “Dear mr writer at the Ottawa Citizen: next time u interview me, let’s keep it about the music and not about your view on my stance on guns ... I don’t talk politics period. I’m Not sure all Canadians would like to Be put in your category. Speak for yourself not your country. Thx!”
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Texas singer and gun enthusiast aims tweets at Canadian interviewer