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So maybe Maines figured she could get her anti-war
view across and also get the audience "on her side"
(assuming most of them feel the same way about
Pres. Bush as she does.)
 
(Ms. Maines, you have every right to say what you want
about our President and our country, but right
now as we face war, maybe some unity is in order--
and some respect for our President. And she does
this in a foreign country. As I've said before,
care to repeat that in front of an audience from
Dallas, Natalie?) I think it's low class, but maybe
that's just me. Say what you want, Natalie,
and we can choose to support you...or not...
in CD purchases, etc.