Bush was right!

The Right Brothers ^ | 11/4/2006 | The Right Brothers

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Bush was Right http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=9029110643266711356&sourceid=zeitgeist

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I think you might like this.

[svcw]

Loved it!!!!!

[Jackson Brown]

The Right Brothers --

"About" -- from their web site

Background
Frank Highland and Aaron Sain have been professional songwriters for the past ten years with cuts by such country artists as Tim McGraw, Wynonna, John Michael Montgomery, John Berry, Dusty Drake, Mindy McCready and Rebecca Lynn Howard. They have also enjoyed pop success with cuts by Kimberely Locke (American Idol), Kaci (Nickelodeon, Disney) and Lucero. Aaron was also commissioned to arrange and produce the National Anthem for the Outback Bowl and Capital One Bowl (2000-01). Currently, Aaron is the owner of 367 Music and Frank is the owner of Pool Guy Music.

The Evolution of THE RIGHT BROTHERS
The Right Time, The Right Place
THE RIGHT BROTHERS are a conservative band whose lyrics are devoted to America and addressing the issues at the forefront of the political arena. The music they make has been described as “a lethal weapon for conservatives”, “a morale booster for the troops and their families” and “the Sean Hannity Show put to music”.

They have appeared on the Michael Medved Show, the Hugh Hewitt Show, the Lars Larson Show, C-SPAN, the BBC, Sound-off Connecticut with Jim Vicevich, the Kirby Wilbur Show in Seattle, the Liddy & HIll Show in Phoenix,, the Martha Zoller Show, RightMarch Radio, Take a Stand with Adam McManus and others. Their music has also been heard on the G. Gordon Liddy Show, NPR, several blogs and online news sites, and much more. Their music has sold to all 50 states, the District of Columbia and numerous foreign countries.

How It Started
In January of 2004 RightMarch.com posted “Hey Hollywood” on their website and in 72 hours it received 15,000 downloads. Within a few short weeks the number was up to 35,000+. Based on the amount of emails they received, THE RIGHT BROTHERS believed that the time was right for an entire album of songs devoted to conservative, pro-America, right-wing views. They were right.

In the following months, RightMarch posted two more songs - this time accompanied with video - on their homepage. Both “For My Country” and the John Kerry-critical “The Waffle House” received thousands of downloads as word spread across the internet. The following video - the pro-life and pro-adoption “I Want To Live” - received over 250,000 downloads and over 1,000,000 views and continues to get attention across the globe.

With word quickly spreading, a second album was released in February 2005.

Bush Was Right
But it wasn't until September 2005 that THE RIGHT BROTHERS really gained attention across the United States.“Bush Was Right”, complete with a video and distributed on therightbrothers.com, had everyone either screaming for more or screaming foul. Air America, Fox News, MSNBC and talk shows across the country played - and continue to play - the song.

What makes The Right Brothers different?
While many country artists have recorded patriotic songs and numerous pop/rock artists have recorded politically motivated material, no artist has ever tackled the issues addressed by THE RIGHT BROTHERS. Topics on their albums include: illegal immigration, abortion, taxes, racial profiling, liberal professors, America’s right to defend herself regardless of what the rest of the world thinks, appreciation for our brave soldiers, political apathy, and more.

THE RIGHT BROTHERS are in tune with today’s political issues and that is reflected in every word they write.

[Sundog]

Thank You.

I love that song, wish it could get more airplay in the next 3 days.

[srmorton]

I loved it! Thanks for posting.

[Mo1]

BTTT

[Ooh-Ah]

THANKS! I love it!

[ocr1]

ping

[do the dhue]

Thanks for the data!

I love their music.

Of course, I love tax cuts, Gitmo, and wiretaps too.

And I think France is WRONG!!!!

[do the dhue]

Maybe we should invite Kohn Kerry to speak and then play this song at all the Republican rallies.

[Total Package]

I did thanks!

[banalblues]

Fantastic!!!!

[Gordongekko909]

You know what I'd like to see? Another version of that video with Karl Rove dancing around Ben Carr style.

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[Gordongekko909]

Begs for it.

Well he was fueled by a lack
Drew inspiration from a need
So many problems to crack
And mouths to feed
Crooked was the path
And brazen was the walk
A cocky swagger, up the ladder
And could he ever talk
The last hurrah?
Nah! Id do it again
The rascal king behind the bars
Or the one in front of them
The love of god
And constant contradictions
With just a smile, wink or nod
Whats stranger fact or fiction?
And never ceasing to amaze
On a regular basis
First hand into his pocket
Or first fist into the faces
The last hurrah?
Nah! Id do it again
The rascal king behind the bars
Or the one in front of them
A legendary character
When?
Only then
Where?
Only there
A hero or a hooligan?
Well, that parts never clear
Pride or shame, its all the same
Whos innocent or whos to blame?
Politics or just a game?
Well in the end they knew his name
The last hurrah? nah! Id do it again
The rascal king behind the bars
Or the one in front of them

All hail the Rovemeister.

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Rove is in front of them

When Charlie Brown (the Demorats) runs up to the football (the House and Senate), Lucy (the Republicans) are going to pull the ball. Charlie is going to do three or four flips in the air and land flat on his face. Just like the Demorats.

All hail the Rovemeister!

[skr]

Cool! Thanks for posting it!

[fat city]

Where is Lee Atwater when you need him.

[do the dhue]

Maybe pickin' with GHWB?

[the crow]

love these guys bump