Dixie Chicks' Natalie Maines Sparks Heated Discussion After Blasting Donald Trump's Handing of Coronavirus Pandemic

Natalie Maines' political comments have generated quite the conversation online. The Dixie Chicks singer recently released a remix of their latest single, "Gaslighter," complete with quotes from President Donald Trump and his ever-changing position on coronavirus. As Trump's individual quotes play, ranging from "People think it goes away in April with the heat," and "It may get bigger, it may get a little bigger, it may not get bigger at all," against the trio's harmonized chorus.

The band also went on The Ellen DeGeneres Show back in March to perform "Gaslighter," which was released as a single on March 1. After their performance, Maines spoke frankly about the band's 2003 comments regarding then-President George W. Bush and his stance on the Iraq War, and how it relates to today's cancel culture. "What we said back then — or what I said back then — would not even be a thing today, because it was really mild compared to what people say today," Maines explained. "So on the one hand, everyone has this platform where they can say whatever they wanna say, but on the other hand, this platform can move really quickly and ruin people's lives."

While Maines and The Dixie Chicks as a band have never shied away from being outspoken, people from both sides of the aisle weighed in with their own reactions to the singer's own politically-themed remix -- as well as her comments.