Country singer-songwriter Stella Parton recently appeared on CBS Mornings and claimed that she didn’t receive condolences from the Nashville community in the aftermath of her sister Dolly Parton's death.“I haven’t heard from anybody in Nashville since my sister passed away. I haven’t had one condolence from anybody I know, entertainers that I know, nobody, not one… I am assuming it might be because of my political activism on social media,” Stella, 77, stated.Stella Parton is openly progressive and is a vocal, outspoken Trump critic. Just last month, she took a personal jab at the U.S. President and described him as a “diaper-wearing narcissist” in a Threads post:“Someday the sleaze bags in Congress will be gone and the diaper-wearing narcissist will be in a coma like Mitch McConnell or take the bridge to the underworld like Lindsey Graham and we’ll all celebrate like it’s 1999.”Stella Parton fires at the Trump administration. (Image via Threads)Speaking with Gayle King on CBS Mornings, Stella Parton was asked about her late sister’s political views and she responded that “She had them”, but refused to provide details. When asked whether Dolly shared her views, Stella replied:“I would never talk about that… She would have never offended anyone… She was smarter than me. I tell everything”The singer of I Want to Hold You in My Dreams Tonight revealed that Dolly Parton was a “good businesswoman”, which is why she kept her political views private. Dolly died on August 25 following an undisclosed health battle, aged 80. Her representatives later revealed it was a “brief battle with cancer.”Exploring Stella Parton’s political viewsEarlier this week, Stella Parton continued with her political activism on social media. She called out Trump for using the “unsanctioned” Iran War as a “bargaining chip” for the midterm elections.“The Iran war, which was unsanctioned and US citizens did not want, is now being used as a bargaining chip for the midterms. He will stop the war if Republicans win the midterms and he attempts to bribe the American people with $5,000 checks and some folks will believe him! This is as illegal as everything else he puts his grimy hands on. What a pathetic excuse for a president!” Stella wrote.For context, Donald Trump told reporters on Wednesday:“I think the war's going to end immediately after the election because they can't hold out any longer.”Before that, he attended the Republican Midterm Convention in Dallas, Texas, and promised a $5,000 dividend for American citizens if the GOP wins the midterm elections. Trump went on record to say:“Only I can make this promise to you, and here is my promise: If the Republicans win the House of Representatives and the United States Senate, both of them, because of our… tremendous economic success, like in history we have never had anything like what’s happening, but because of our tremendous strength and success economically, I will issue a dividend to every adult citizen in the United States of America for $5,000.”The 80-year-old politician continued:“If the Republicans win, you win with us and you get $5,000… It will be called the Trump dividend.”Stella Parton calls out Donald Trump's dividend announcement. (Image via Threads)Last week, Stella Parton wrote on Threads:“The Peter Principle is alive and well in the current leadership in the US. They prove it without a shadow of a doubt every day! Such a shame on this nation!”Stella Parton's July post revealed her disdain for the Republican Party, where she wrote:“I will never vote for a Republican as long as I live! John McCain took the last ounce of decency they ever had with him when he left the planet!”Last month, she unleashed back-to-back criticism of the Trump administration. In one post, Stella Parton wrote:“There is nothing more reprehensible than the Trump administration and all his little minions running around like JD Vance, trashing everyone but himself. What a bunch of knuckleheads!”Weeks later, a follow-up post appeared on her feed that read:“How much stolen valor will Trump give himself? First the Kennedy Center, now a Navy ship and WTF else?”Dolly Parton once revealed that she turned down the Presidential Medal of Freedom twice from the Trump administration, once because her husband Carl Dean was “ill” and later because she couldn’t travel during the COVID-19 pandemic.Her friend, Kenny Rogers, once said she’d become the “Donald Trump of country music.” Dolly Parton took the comment in good spirit and told Rolling Stone in March 2016:“Me and Donald kind of have the same hair. [Kenny] could have meant that too… and he does talk about the fact that I’ll just say whatever’s on my mind.”According to BuzzFeed News, the ‘Queen of Country’ reportedly sent a televised birthday wish to Trump in 1990, when he hadn't entered politics yet and was only a real estate developer. However, Trump and Parton never met in person.Over the years, Dolly Parton maintained her neutrality about politics. In a 2019 episode of a podcast, Dolly Parton’s America, she explained that she didn’t “do politics”, as she has fans on both sides of the political aisle.Trump paid tribute to Dolly Parton following her death and ordered the American flag to be lowered for a week.In her recent interview with Gayle King, Stella Parton revealed her late sister’s final moments:“I know she was at peace. I could always tell by looking at her face, even if I hadn’t seen her in months. On camera, I could tell if she was hurt, angry, happy, sad or felt bad. I could see it on her. She was my sister. You know, we were very close as a family. She knew where she was going. She wasn’t going anywhere bad; she was going to be with Momma and Daddy.”Stella Parton shared that her elder sister was “definitely prepared” for death, but didn’t want to tell anyone publicly, as she didn’t want her fans to worry.