Bush was "unChristian", says Sheen
Martin Sheen has, for some reason, decided that the four year-old Natalie Maines versus Republican America battle is still a hot topic:
"I saw what happened to the Dixie Chicks.
"If George W. Bush were a true Christian, like he proclaims himself to be, you know what he would have done? He'd have invited them to his next barbeque to play and say 'Hey, I love their music and whether or not I agree with them, I support their right to free speech.'
But instead he was a bully. And he enjoyed watching what happened to them ... it gave him a sense of power and righteousness."
"If George W. Bush were a true Christian, like he proclaims himself to be, you know what he would have done? He'd have invited them to his next barbeque to play and say 'Hey, I love their music and whether or not I agree with them, I support their right to free speech.'
But instead he was a bully. And he enjoyed watching what happened to them ... it gave him a sense of power and righteousness."
While Sheen has a point, you do wonder if perhaps the time to bring this up would have been while people were still burning Dixie Chicks CDs or, at a push, as Bush was running for re-election. Still, we can't wait to hear what he makes of Tipper Gore and the Back In Control Center.
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