'Boss' riles Republican fan base: Springsteen and company's MN tour is anti-Bush benefit

St. Paul Pioneer Press ^ | 8/5/04 | Ross Raihala

[suzyq5558]

"I'm a heavy pro-lifer guy, and that dictates a lot of my political views," said Sigler. "I tend to vote Republican. I feel like I would be doing a disservice to pay for this show."

Which is why I will not shop at COSTCO any longer... I will not give one dime of my hard earned $$ to a corp. that has given millions to moveon.org. I would sooner die first.

[nokahoma]

You said: "The old Hollywood and the older, pre-rock and roll popular culture was decidedly pro American."


Does disagreeing with President Bush make one "decidedly anti-American"?

[CasearianDaoist]

You got the gist of my comment. Just what is you point? I see that you are a newbie. A vote for the Democrats or any support there of is decidedly UnAmerican. The Democrats and their Hollywood Dept. of Propaganda are traitors. Perhaps you are as well.

[nokahoma]

sorry - I'm no traitor, trust me, and I'm no fan of that elitist liar John Kerry. Hopefully Bush will squash him like a bug come November. But it just seems that calling anyone who dislikes Bush anti-American (or unAmerican) in a country where roughly half of the population does disagree with him is a bit foolish.

[Corporate Law]

"I'm now convinced he cashed in on 911 with The Rising."

I may keep his older material for sentimental reasons, but that CD (and a couple of others) is getting smashed and tossed out tonight.