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Old 11-21-2006, 05:24 PM
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The fact that she spoke out against Bush and "apologized" for America's actions while in Europe was a pretty big deal. I think if she would have done it in the US it would have been slightly less criticized. Texans also didn't appreciate the fact that she said she was embarassed to be from Texas because George Bush is from there.

Point: She only said she was embarassed that Bush was from Texas, not that she was embarassed to be from Texas. She did not apologize for America's actions. In fact, the Chicks next sentence was that they still supported the troops in Iraq/Afghanistan.

Also, LLoyd Maines produced an album for Charlie Robison in 2004 that included vocals by his daughter, Natalie. He also contributed sound mixing to the documentary "Shut Up & Sing". I don't think that falls under the heading of "practically disowning her." In fact, he has publicly stated his love, respect, and support of his daughter.

And, some Texans agreed with her.
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