Wynonna Judd Goes Full-Force Patriotic After Sister Ashley's Rant at the Women's March

This past Saturday, millions of Americans flooded the streets of their cities in an effort to promote women's rights and denounce Donald Trump's presidency:

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In Washington, D.C. alone, there were reportedly half a million people protesting and giving speeches, including celebrities like Madonna, Scarlett Johansson, and Alicia Keys.

However, the most talked about speech came from actress and author Ashley Judd:

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For those who missed it, Ashley recited a four-minute poem titled “Nasty Woman” written by 19-year-old Franklin, Tennessee, resident Nina Donovan.

The fiery speech implied President Trump promotes sexism, racism and homophobia.

In the poem Judd recited, it stated that Trump uses his daughter Ivanka as his sex symbol, calling their relationship an inspiration for his “wet dreams.”

In the wake of her controversial speech, the “Divergent” actress received both praise and strong criticism.

One of those people responding to her speech is her own sister, country music singer Wynonna Judd.

While Wynonna typically uses her social media to spark up conversations with her fans and to share bits of faith, the “Wynonna & The Big Noise” singer addressed her thoughts on her sister's speech:

For those who commented on Wynonna's social media pages asking her thoughts on her sister's anti-Trump speech, she tweeted out:

While Wynonna may not have gone into depth about her political views, she wanted to make her stance on her country clear, expressing her patriotism, despite what her sister may say or feel.

And from the looks of it, Wynonna's fans praised her for standing up for her country:

While Wynonna has shared her thoughts on the speech, her and Ashley's mother, who is country singing legend Naomi Judd, has yet to speak out.