Oh, for christ's sake... First it's freaking "Freedom Fries" and now this...
COLUMBIA, S.C. - South Carolina House members say the Dixie Chicks should apologize for lead singer Natalie Maines' criticism of President Bush by performing a free concert for troops.
Republican state Rep. Catherine Ceips introduced a resolution Wednesday calling for the country music trio to perform for South Carolina troops and their families.
Don't our freaking "leaders" have anything better to do with their time?
And I love how, apparently, celebrities must sacrifice their right to having an opinion and expressing it (you know, free speech?) simply because they're celebrities. Maybe a concert stage wasn't the best venue for a political statement and, frankly, I'm not turning to the Dixie Chicks for political enlightenment, but really...
COLUMBIA, S.C. - South Carolina House members say the Dixie Chicks should apologize for lead singer Natalie Maines' criticism of President Bush by performing a free concert for troops.
Republican state Rep. Catherine Ceips introduced a resolution Wednesday calling for the country music trio to perform for South Carolina troops and their families.
Don't our freaking "leaders" have anything better to do with their time?
And I love how, apparently, celebrities must sacrifice their right to having an opinion and expressing it (you know, free speech?) simply because they're celebrities. Maybe a concert stage wasn't the best venue for a political statement and, frankly, I'm not turning to the Dixie Chicks for political enlightenment, but really...
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