Sydney Sweeney’s Hoedown Party for Mom Branded Right-Wing, MAGA-Leaning

Sydney Sweeney did an image dump to honor her mom’s birthday, however it’s quickly backfiring — since individuals believe it’s revealing her real colors … ones they view as red.

The “Euphoria” starlet tossed up a lot of shots Saturday on IG, revealing her and her household commemorating her mom Lisa’s 60th birthday. They held the function at some sort of cattle ranch, and the style is hoedown-inspired … with everybody rocking stetson and boots.

Appears reasonably safe — however some fans of hers are raising an eyebrow to the ambiance they’re delaying, specifically when it pertains to specific individuals’s clothing … t-shirts and hats particularly.

In among the pictures that SS published, she’s along with 3 other grownups (among whom is her mom, the blonde lady) along with what seems her grandma … and an older gentleman. We’re not precisely sure who he is, however he might quickly be a relative too.

Folks are hyper-focusing on this person’s t-shirt, relatively a Blue Lives Matter t-shirt — which has actually been represented with a black and white flag and a blue stripe down the middle.

Other pictures and videos reveal participants using red MAGA-style hats … with “Make Sixty Great Again” emblazoned on the front. Her sibling, Trent, published these — and made certain to keep in mind that’s precisely what they stated. However the reality they’re being used at all is getting criticism.

If you hop into the “Sydney Sweeney” pattern today … you’ll see some are jokingly asking where her household was on Jan. 6, and forecasting that an apology video is upcoming.

Naturally, there’s an unbelievable quantity of presumptions and speculation being overdone over this — however it’s taking place nevertheless. Some Sweeney fans are in fact revealing shock that her household seems rather right-wing — or possibly lean that method, anyhow.

FWIW … Sydney’s from Washington state, however was raised in Idaho. Even if her fam does occur to be conservative, it’s definitely not the deadly sin Twitter’s making it out to be.