[Prysson]

" She said she doesn't feel the president "is owed any respect whatsoever."


Right back at ya.

[theDentist]

Natalie who?

[xrp]

Try using search:: ALREADY POSTED

[AmericanMade1776]

Dixie Chicks, are a butch of Ditzy Anti-American Blond Bimbos, that would be an easy Target for Bill Clinton , if he was driving thru a Trailor park with ten dollars in his hand.

[golfboy]

That's okay Natalie. You continue to keep spitting on the President, and I'll continue to avoid buying or listening to your music.
You suck.

[BallyBill]

Alright, they have gotten enough publicity here in the last 2 days. What's next a Michael Moore post?

[CindyDawg]

Trying to get some attention, huh? Yawn

[polymuser]

"The Dixie Twits"

[Diana in Wisconsin]

"Taking the Long Way...To The Unemployment Line..."

And these new comments prove what? That, as usual, Libs have nothing constructive to bring to the table? Keep on proving it, Girls. Tell us some more and watch your sales plummet even further. :)

Hey! Pretty soon you can be announcers on Dog Shows like Ron Reagan, Junior! LOL!

[stocksthatgoup]

time for the dixie chicks to do the USO Iraqi tour!

[silverleaf]

Let's compare Natalie's lifetime achievements with those of a man elected TWICE to the Presidency...once after the single bloodiest act of war by an outside power against civilians on our homeland soil.

BTW, while Bush gets up every day and juggles life and death decisions for our entire nation as well as every soul herein...I don't hear much music by the Dixie Twits anymore on the radio.

[Jameison]

"The Chicks have a new album hitting stores on Tuesday called "Taking the Long Way.""

So that's what this is about.
Trying to swell another crappy album full of contrived synthetic , 2-bit songs.
Any publicity is good publicity eh, Maines?

Sorry, but no cigar.
The suckers are DU/Kos and moveon are too poor to buy your crappy albums(too many of them don't work)..and there are are far too few of them to make any difference to your album sales.

You still lose. :)

[Darkwolf377]

Maines told Time magazine she no longer feels sorry about her comment.

How many times are these morons going to give interviews saying they want to get past The Comment, and then give interviews bringing it up again, and then give interviews telling people to "get over it"?

Shut the **** up you caterwauling cow.

[WhyisaTexasgirlinPA]

I am actually glad when Natalie makes these stupid comments. The few Country radio stations that were slowly filtering in some of the Dixie Chicks songs will be inundated with angry phone calls from outraged listeners.

Keep digging your own graves girls.

[Gay State Conservative]

Hey,gals...I understand that you're *still* not getting much airplay and that you're *still* not selling many CDs.

In an effort to remedy these unfortunate facts you might try releasing a press release something like:

"Hey,you gun totin',cousin banging,green toothed goobers,play our stuff...buy our stuff or we'll...."

That should do the trick.

[seanmerc]

Between this and the Madonna debacle, pop "music" is having a banner day, isn't it?

[sully777]

Natalie Maines gives her regards

[raccoonradio]

Album actually got good reviews in Boston papers (the Globe, I expected, but the Herald, too?)--and one review said the track to download was the whiny "Not Ready to Make nice". The first 2 singles from the album have already stiffed and not much country airplay has occurred. Wonder how many moonbats will be among the (vastly smaller amount of) people who buy the album itself...

Boston Globe:
"In 2003, just days before the United States invaded Iraq, Dixie Chick Natalie Maines stood on a concert stage and said she was ashamed to be from the same state as the president. The fallout was instantaneous: The Texas trio was blacklisted by country radio and rejected by red-state fans, and received death threats.

"How thrilling, then, to hear ‘‘Not Ready to Make Nice,’’ the unrepentant first single from the Dixie Chicks new album, ‘‘Taking the Long Way.’’ Bold, passionate statements fill the album, which arrives in stores tomorrow. ‘‘Lubbock or Leave It’’ is a biting indictment of small-town hypocrisy that rocks hard and won’t win the Chicks any new hometown fans. .. ‘‘Taking the Long Way’’ is top to bottom the strongest, wisest work the Dixie Chicks have ever made."

(AGAIN...BOSTON GLOBE...)_

[CharlieOK1]

CharlieOK1: Dixie Chicks owed no respect either

[NavySon]

F.U.D.C.