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Posted on 11/11/2011 7:49:28 AM PST by NavyCanDo
Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley opening CMA 2011
Monday Night Football Gets Black Eye - Hank Willians Jr gets Standing Ovation.
Do watch the whole video, because Carrie and Brad poke a little fun at Faith Hill and Tim McGraw that is hillarous
Hilarious. Sometimes its nice to see the entire world hasn’t bough into the liberal pc crap the left puts out.
Bump for later.
I dislike the silicon bubbled howood couple hill/mcgraw because of their leftist and hateful politics, so I was glad that they got their noses rubbed a bit...I'm sure they dislike Hank a lot because Hank is a patriot and a conservative....and Hank just GLOWED!
Fantastic show and Host were so damn good. Wow.
great stuff
bump
Standing ovation for Hank at the CMA probably shows that 0bama is in dire straits with cowboys. I’m pretty sure that they have a high place in the demographic pool.
CMAs are the best awards show of the year, bar none. In fact, all the country awards shows are great. Good down to earth people that seem to genuinely like each other and appreciate their fans.
AMERICANS FOR A OBAMA FREE AMERICA.
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Was Carrie there? I only saw Brad and a pair of legs.
Excellent, by the way.
I wish I had remembered it was on. I don’t have a DVR anymore so if I don’t watch it live, I’ll miss it.
And I did.
We particularly loved the opening with Hank and the rest of us sticking our tongues out at MNF and the PC crowd!
The only thing I didn't like was the way Reba looked. Her face is starting to go the way of Dolly Parton.....plastic! Why don't these women realize that they are going to get older and their faces are going to age right along with them. They have become the poster women for NOT having anything done to your face!
Did anyone see the tribute to Glen Campbell? How was it? Was he present?
His wife came up on stage with him at the end and someone had a (his?) guitar ready and handed it to him. He strapped it on, pulled a pick out of his pocket and strummed along at the end of the last song. We couldn't really hear it but he was having a great time. He didn't speak but he was very touched, you could tell.
All in all, it was very touching!
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