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To: southernnorthcarolina
I also recall that Stevie Nicks was less than thrilled that the Clinton campaign used the Fleetwood Mac song "Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow" as its campaign theme.

Your recollection jives with mine. I was pleasantly surprised by her comments.

45 posted on 09/19/2003 5:14:34 PM PDT by Samwise (There are other forces at work in this world, Frodo, besides the will of evil.)
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To: Samwise; southernnorthcarolina
I also recall that Stevie Nicks was less than thrilled that the Clinton campaign used the Fleetwood Mac song "Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow" as its campaign theme.

Your recollection jives with mine. I was pleasantly surprised by her comments.

The Fleetwood Mac song that best fits the Clintons is "Little Lies".

65 posted on 09/19/2003 6:06:54 PM PDT by Paleo Conservative (Do not remove this tag under penalty of law.)
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To: Samwise
Are you guys nuts?

Fleetwood Mac SANG the damn thing at the 1992 Inauguration bash! They couldn't have looked happier about the whole dabacle!
91 posted on 09/19/2003 7:32:46 PM PDT by Burr5
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To: Samwise; southernnorthcarolina
At the time, Nicks said of Clinton, "I think he lacks the maturity to be President."

And this was RIGHT AFTER he got in office.

Stupid, she ain't.
110 posted on 09/19/2003 8:08:49 PM PDT by SerpentDove (Each post focus-group tested for maximum wallop.)
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To: Samwise
She's talking about these woment losing their power and she is right. Broads like Stevie got it the old-fashioned way.
She earned it as an artist.
124 posted on 09/19/2003 8:40:34 PM PDT by des
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