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Sheryl Crow She's So Much Better Then You Tea Partiers

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Didn't Obama's supporters use fear and anger against Bush and his policies to campaign on "change"? Does that make them uneducated?

 

Nope, makes them country crooners.

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Nope, makes them country crooners.

 

Only the Dixie Chicks. :notworthy:

:lol: She calls them uneducated and her main source of knowledge about them is from YouTube videos. Perhaps if she actually went to some of their events she'd find out what they're about. :idunno:

 

While I do agree withyou RTS, I also believe that perception is reality. If all over Youtube you find videos that describe what she is saying, then I'm sure she isn't the only one who thinks this about the Tea Party.

All she wants to do, is have some fun. And I got a feeling, I'm not the only one.

All she wants to do, is have some fun. And I got a feeling, I'm not the only one.

 

Well if she is only using one sheet of toilet paper per visit I can see my Lance dumped her.

Didn't Obama's supporters use fear and anger against Bush and his policies to campaign on "change"? Does that make them uneducated?

 

No, I was never afraid of Bush, I just thought there was a better way. Not wanting to go to war does not breed fear it breeds disagreement. those opposed to Obama use fear that he is a communist/socialist/fascist/indonesian whatever to say he is going to turn the country on its ear. People just said Bush was goofy.

All she wants to do, is have some fun. And I got a feeling, I'm not the only one.

 

Because after all: "The First Cut is the Deepest." :thumb:

Well if she is only using one sheet of toilet paper per visit I can see my Lance dumped her.
Could be worse. She could just use her left hand and a bowl of water.

She can't look at you while she's lyin' next to him. She put your picture away. She wonders where you've been. She can't look at you while she's lyin' next to him.

What is it with Ms. Crow and things that have the letters "TP" in their monogram?

 

Toilet Paper

Tea Party

 

If I was Tom Petty, I'd be cautious about sharing a double billing with her...

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Not I.

 

Same here.
Well, color me shocked... :lol:
No, I was never afraid of Bush, I just thought there was a better way. Not wanting to go to war does not breed fear it breeds disagreement. those opposed to Obama use fear that he is a communist/socialist/fascist/indonesian whatever to say he is going to turn the country on its ear. People just said Bush was goofy.

 

He sure is trying.

As I've said many times, when I start taking stock in/worrying about/paying much attention to what singers and actors have to say about the political scene, just put me out of my misery. I'll be brain dead anyway.

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