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To: California Patriot

"Yes, but that doesn't obligate us, even politically obligate us, to invite them to perform".

The problem is with the word "us", as if we Christians who hate Kid Rock have a monopoly on the Republican party. You've been around long enough to know that ain't the case. In addition, many Christian republicans also like crummy rap or rock & roll. So relax. I'll crank on my Miles Davis CD and mute the TV if the Kid starts singing. on


183 posted on 01/06/2005 4:13:54 PM PST by pissant
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To: pissant
I've seen several threads on this today.

I like Kid Rock, so sue me. He may be a little rough around the edges, but he loves our country. He won my heart when he deep fried a fresh killed turkey on Hank Jr's Christmas special last year. I'm sure his ex, PETA Pamela Anderson had a fit about that one.

And he really does care about our troops, and I'm pretty sure they like him.

As for his song lyrics, granted some have "wordy-dirds". However, who among us has not dropped the F bomb on occassion. Not proud of it, but I certainly have. And this is a party in honor of Jenna and Barbara, right? It they want him there, so be it.

People who live in glass houses.....:)

P.S. I consider myself a Christian. Just not a perfect one.

200 posted on 01/06/2005 4:27:19 PM PST by LisaMalia (A safe and Happy New Year to our sevicemen and women!)
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To: pissant

I used the term "us" imprecisely. What I meant was, the Bush people aren't obligated to invite them.


205 posted on 01/06/2005 4:30:08 PM PST by California Patriot
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