You don't have to read this, and I'm not intending to proselytize, and I'm no expert (in fact I'm pretty new to this) but Buddhism believes in the oneness/connectedness of everything. I look at djt and his lackeys as scared unwise people doing evil out of fear (fear of ego, fear of different, fear of weakness, fear of change, and so on). I honestly feel bad for them. It must feel awful inside to look at and treat the world that way. So "See the good in everybody" seems like a concept that is close to awakening.

Dolly had nothing to gain by being political. I don't blame her for keeping her personal politics to herself. In fact, I'd like it if more celebrities did the same. I disagree that her silence about politics undermined her children's literacy efforts (because we all still talk about those efforts and will for decades to come).

I wish you all the best today.

Frankly, I don't think Dolly Parton would have realistically done as much good trying to weigh in on the politics. A lot of her good works were focused in areas that would have likely turned against her if she put herself in opposition to Trump. The people that you might hope to be swayed by Dolly are probably more likely to suddenly dismiss her as some mere entertainer that succumbed to the "woke mind virus" rather than be swayed. Then her philanthropic works would have gained enemies to no practical good result.

I can't see the good in Trump

I can. It’s the blood clot.

With the Iran war and increased oil prices, Trump probably had a positive effect on the climate crisis. And he might have pushed US politics towards socialism long term. But that's really all I can think of.