Singer Tim McGraw Eyes Politics (As a DEM - calls Clinton "best president we ever had")

AP/YAHOO ^ | 1/13/2005 - 4:00PM | AP

[Army Air Corps]

Here is a pic of Sony's U-Matic VTR (Video Tape Recorder) circa 1971. Look at the size of box!

[melt]

After "Brokeback", I'm beginning to cringe at the sight of moonbats in cowboy hats.

[School of Rational Thought]

"What was it about Clinton that made him the best"

After Al Gore invented the internet, Clinton created the tech boom! ;-)

[linda_22003]

Remember the first microwave ovens? The one my father bought my mother one Christmas took up half of her counter space - and cost about a thousand dollars! Boy, did she hate that thing. :)

[Armed Civilian]

I went to the website, I checked out my favorite College Football Coach Bobby Bowden, ALL REPUBLICANS....

[Dr.Zoidberg]

Shut up and sing!

I'm from Tennessee, and I suggest he just Shut Up. Leave the singing to the talented.

[Czar]

"So you've written off Tim, but the Babe gets a pass?"

Precisely.

[IndyTiger]

He didn't know who his dad was until he was in high school, or maybe even later.

One quote I remember from Tug was after he got a World Series check. When asked what he would do with the money Tug said "I'll probably spend most of it on wine, women, and song. The rest I'll just waste."

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

I'm always amused that these celebrity wannabe politicians always mention the Senate or a governorship. I never hear one saying he or she is aiming for a seat in a state legislature or city council. Like that would be beneath them or something.

[WKB]

Mississippi\baptist ping

[School of Rational Thought]

"I know what you mean. The predecessor for the Fax machine goes back to WWII (it was used to send photographs via telephone lines). "

FAX machine goes way further back and used telegraph lines. Don't rememeber the details but it will come up again on the history channel.

[RockinRight]

I'd love it, but some members of the Christian Right would have issue with his former lifestyle, and foul mouth.

[Army Air Corps]

I knew some people who used their Amana Radar Range upto the late 1980s or early 1990s (they bought it in 1970 or 1971). They would say, "Well, it still works, so we keep it."

[Crawdad]

My friend Vince says there are three people who really benefited from 9/11: OBL, Lee Greenwood, and Toby Keith.

[rvoitier]

[PISANO]

Anyone who believes X42 was the BEST POTUS WE EVER HAD, needs an IQ test, a series of sanity screenings and then in a perfect world a simple same day surgery to ensure removal from the future's gene pool.

[RockinRight]

Snip, snip...

[Army Air Corps]

Yes it was an experiment with a sheet of thin tin on a rotating drum. The WWII era machines used rotating drums (a sending drum and a receiving drum) that had to be in synch during transmission. The sending drum held the photo print and the receiving drum had a chemically treated paper that reacted to electric current.

[Edit35]

He's 38. In ten to fifteen years, he will be another person. And if not...He is way past the excuse of being a young stupid, liberal.

My son just turned 26 and he exorcized his public school-promoted liberal dementia at 22 y.o., uring the last year of college. He is now a young conservative working his way up the corporate world.

As for Tim McGraw, I will never be able to listen to his music the same way (if that article is true).

Unlike many on FR, I cannot seperate the musician from his or her politics. The stakes in today's world are far too great, especially considering that the crazy Mullah's in Iran are about to obtain a nuclear bomb, and McGraw and his ilk will undoubtedly oppose President Bush and other adults who recognize the dangers to us all and are willing to do something about it.

[linda_22003]

What about some other guy in a cowboy hat who did the "world stopped turning" song?