[conservative in nyc]

Sorry, New York Slimes. Linda Ronstadt has absolutely no more of a right to express a political opinion from the Aladdin stage than I have the right to express my political opinion in your newspaper. If the owners of the Aladdin don't want her there, it's their right not to have her.

[O.C. - Old Cracker]

I realize that a lot of article don't carry the author's name, but don't you think it shows some cowardice to have left it off this time?

[Restore]

This behavior assumes that Ms. Ronstadt had no right to express a political opinion from the stage.

This elitist statement assumes that people have no right to react to abhorrent, totalitarian, anti-american, leftist hate speech.

[dirtboy]

It argues, in fact, that an artist like Ms. Ronstadt does not have the same rights as everyone else.

What a pantload. People are paying to see Ms. Ronstadt sing, not pontificate. She can say all she wants about Michael Moore once the show is over.

And since you're talking Eagles tunes, I would suggest another one to Moore, Ronstadt and the NY Times - "Get Over It". Especially the part where they say what they want to do to your inner childs.

[headsonpikes]

Oh yeah.

If I own a casino, I'm going to kick out paying customers to accommodate a narcissistic freak going through life changes.

Yep - that's what I'm going to do. Sure I am.

Is the NYT really this stupid? Seriously.

[MeekOneGOP]