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Houstons's Huge KILT 100.3 (Official Sponsors of The Rodeo) have Dropped the Dixie Chicks
950 KPRC
| 3/15/03
| self
Posted on 3/14/2003, 9:16:03 PM by Mark Felton
Heard this on 950 KPRC, Chris Baker show. 98Q expected to follow later today.
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To: Mark Felton
Don't Mess with Texas!
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posted on
3/14/2003, 9:16:47 PM
by
seeker41
To: Mark Felton
The Blixie Chicks.....
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posted on
3/14/2003, 9:16:53 PM
by
narby
(Going to war without France is like going deer hunting without an accordian)
To: Mark Felton
I have been seeing this all day. What in the world did these dumbbells say?
To: Mark Felton
GOODBYE EARL!!! NA NA NANANA NA NA!!!! GOOOODBYE GIRLS!
To: Mark Felton
GREAT!!
To: narby
The Vichy Chicks
To: Sunshine Sister
"Just so you know, we're ashamed the President of the United States is from Texas."
- Natalie Maines in London, Monday, March 10, 2003.
That statement prompted all kinds of reactions from the American public, causing the group to further explain their stance on their official website. "We've been overseas for several weeks and have been reading and following the news accounts of our government's position," the group explains. "The anti-American sentiment that has unfolded here is astounding. While we support our troops, there is nothing more frightening than the notion of going to war with Iraq and the prospect of all the innocent lives that will be lost."
Maines also says, "I feel the President is ignoring the opinions of many in the U.S. and alienating the rest of the world. My comments were made in frustration and one of the privileges of being an American is you are free to voice your own point of view."
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posted on
3/14/2003, 9:19:43 PM
by
hispanarepublicana
(successful, educated unauthentic latina--in Patrick Leahy's eyes, at least)
To: Sunshine Sister
Natalie Maines, one of the "Dixie Chicks" told a crowd in London: "We're embarrassed that the President of the United States is from Texas."
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posted on
3/14/2003, 9:19:50 PM
by
wideawake
(You'd better look out for me - I'm a member of the F.V.K.)
To: Delphinium
Me thinks their names are "Poison Chicks" now.
To: Sunshine Sister
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posted on
3/14/2003, 9:20:39 PM
by
w_over_w
(Ahhh . . . ignorance is blix!)
To: Mark Felton
Chris Baker also announced that Houston's 93-Q (KKBQ-AM) has dumped "The Dixie Chunks" with a third station possible.
To: Sunshine Sister
While at a concert in England one of them said that they were ashamed that Bush was from Texas. I wonder if the would like to come here to Dallas and say that?
Thanks KILT Houston!
To: Mark Felton
"one of the privileges of being an American is you are free to voice your own point of view."And one of the privileges of being an American is you are "free market" to "voice (read sing)" in some other country where your apprericate your OWN point of view!
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posted on
3/14/2003, 9:23:05 PM
by
Jumper
To: wideawake
"We're"? So, she was speaking for the group? Well, someone tell them, "We're ASHAMED they're Americans."
To: the Deejay
Their official Fan Club home page
http://www.dixiechicks.com/ seems to have been taken down. "No website configured" Is ther another "official" website? Is this new?
To: Mark Felton
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posted on
3/14/2003, 9:24:22 PM
by
Huck
To: the Deejay
Too bad we couldn't have this affect on hollywood leftists.
To: Sunshine Sister
Never mind, I found it! What an idiot!!!!!!!!!!!
To: OldFriend
Good girls don't think for themselves, I guess.
Their music still is great. Non-Texas, non-dumb America will still listen and buy their CDs.
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posted on
3/14/2003, 9:25:34 PM
by
KenPhil
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