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Wild foxes

Posted by Evan Derkacz at 5:24 AM on August 10, 2005.


The Fox gang defends the president against the dire threat of aging rockers.
Very very dangerous
Very very dangerous

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"Here we go again. First it was the Dixie Chicks, then Eminem, then Bruce Springsteen, and then...the list goes on and on. Now it's Mick Jagger's turn to get slapped around," writes Melanie.

Administration attack dog, Fox News, is focusing on one of the most dire threats facing America today: Aging rockers. That's right, the Rolling Stones' upcoming album is to feature a track called "Sweet Neo-Con" with these lyrics:

You call yourself a Christian, I call you a hypocrite.
You call yourself a patriot.
Well, I think your are full of shit!
How come you're so wrong, my sweet neo-con.
Despite the fact that the Stones' publicist denied that the song is about the president (oh come on...), Fox host Neil Cavuto asked his guest (emphasis mine): "Should we boycott him?" (Newshounds)

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Evan Derkacz is a New York-based writer and contributor to AlterNet.


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