Fixing Up The Dixie Chicks

Media Research Center ^ | May 23, 2006 | L. Brent Bozell III

[Jameison]

"Not as nervous as the Dixie Chicks singing with a foot in their mouths!" OMG, this brought down the house. People were cheering, clapping and loud laughter that went on for a while. Reba did this with her cute smile and smirk and then of course she had to chuckle as well. It was great and I'm still laughing!!

Saw it too.
It was simply priceless.

[PBRSTREETGANG]

[Prodn2000]

Except she has been "Lipo"ed to a respectable weight.

[ketelone]

hahahahh whats with the berets??? Thats great!

[Jaysin]

is a supsciption similar to a subscription?

[Hildy]

Good for Reba...Natalie Maines insulted Reba out of the blue last week. The pos couldn't shine Reba's shoes.

[greyfoxx39]

#1 at amazon.com and projected to be 1# on Billboard's "Billboard 200" chart next week.

Link? I can't seem to find the correct chart at Billboard.

[lugsoul]

That wasn't Maines. And the insult wasn't to Reba - it was to Reba's fans.

[Junior_G]

That wasn't Maines. And the insult wasn't to Reba - it was to Reba's fans.

By suggesting that people who listen to Reba are idiots, it was definitely a slam on Reba as well.

[Prodn2000]

The Amazon.com link is :

Amazon Top Sellers

The billboard chart will be released next Tuesday. Red Hot Chili Peppers were #1 this week with 165K units sold. Information for sales estimates is here:

ONE-DAY SALES REPORT: Chicks Click for #1 Debut (5/24a)

[DumpsterDiver]

they should change their name to "Mean White Trash Cracker Girls."

LMAO

[marron]

As growing numbers of Americans sour on Bush, asks Tyrangiel, “shouldn't there be a proportional feeling of forgiveness toward the Dixie Chicks?”

"Journalists" can't do math, nor can they reason.

Bush started out with about 49% of the country hating him to the point of apoplexy. If he now has 70% of the country mad at him, where did the other 20-odd percent of haters come from?

From his own side. And what are they mad about? They are mostly mad that he's too soft, too weak, and too much like a Democrat for their tastes.

That doesn't help the Chicks at all. It doesn't help Democrats either. It means the opportunity is there for a Bush on steroids. And it means that the Chicks had better get used to being in country-music exile.

[sgtbono2002]

Actually it should be spelled Father..

I deeply apologise for the typo and promise not to do it again until the next time.

[randog]

How's it doing on the pop charts? Or are they rockers now?

Got about half-way up the charts and is quickly racing to the bottom.

IOW, no one's buying their bulls**t, verbal or otherwise. The album's a complete flop.

[JFC]

Natalie is the MOUTH PIECE and she will keep opening her mouth, she can't help but open her mouth. While she is hanging out with Hollywood elitist, she is happy as a lark.

They are publicity hounds and love all the pub they are getting this week.

[Hegemony Cricket]

Yeah, but this week's halfway over, and next week is looming large. Next week, ya' know, when these chicklets will be so "last week"...

[familyop]

"Dixie who?"

...one out of many anti-American country music groups. The same chicks did "Killing Earl"--a typical man hating song.

[Blue State Insurgent]

I have an idea. Let the military use this new Dixie Chicks album to extract information from captured enemy.

Radio Abu Garaib is on the air!

[headstamp]

On CBS’s “60 Minutes,” reporter Steve Kroft insisted some critics think the new CD is the best Dixie Chicks work ever – smooch, smooch. Since the Bush-bashing incident in London, he insisted, “the only thing that's changed is that nearly 70 percent of the American public now agrees with her, at least to some extent.” He explained their newest single is “about the hatred and narrow-minded intolerance that they encountered for expressing an opinion.”

I hope Kroft had a flashlight with him so he could see while climbing up their collective rear ends.

This passes for "objective journalism" nowadays.

[operation clinton cleanup]

They criticized George W. Bush, with lead singer Natalie Maines telling a London audience the band so despised him they were ashamed to be from the same home state.

I don't think she used the word despised, but I despise the D-Chicks and am ashamed to be from the same country as them.