Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler and Joe Perry ended up hanging out with Obama on Air Force One the other day after they ran into each other at a Florida airport. They took some pictures together, and Perry seemed pretty excited about getting to meet the President. “He’s pretty amazing, you know?” Perry said the next day. “Being a Republican, I still have a lot of respect for the office, you know? Sitting there with the Commander-in-Chief and leader of the free world…it was really cool.”

But not all of Aerosmith thought it was really cool, apparently. As Blabbermouth points out, drummer Joey Kramer replied to a photo of Perry, Tyler, and Obama tweeted from the Aerosmith account by angrily stating that this particular hangout was “not representative of Aerosmith.”

This is not representative of @Aerosmith ! https://t.co/wR43fvwTI8

— Joey Kramer (@joeykramer) October 30, 2016

Kramer then responded to fans who were upset by his Obama-hate:

Everyone has their right to their opinion it's called democracy & I support that https://t.co/sLlnDSNRWC

— Joey Kramer (@joeykramer) October 30, 2016

I'm not saying who I support! I don't support anyone speaking for me !

— Joey Kramer (@joeykramer) October 30, 2016

Exactly ! This is why I had a problem w the pic on @Aerosmith I don't want to be included in political banter https://t.co/b3501TutIL

— Joey Kramer (@joeykramer) October 30, 2016

Although Kramer is “not saying who I support,” he has in recent weeks retweeted several messages in support of Donald Trump and against Obamacare. He also attended the Republican presidential debate in August 2015 as a personal guest of Trump’s (along with Steven Tyler, who later told Trump to stop using “Dream On” at campaign events).