Huckabeatles
Tuesday December 25, 2007
Categories: Republicans
These Huckabee supporters are hilarious -- and they can sing:...
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Nice Taylor guitar, too. I prefer the Grand Auditorium models to the dreadnoughts though.
Just think -- Huck probably knows the bass guitar line for that song, already.
Ugh! Lennon's rolling over in his grave (or would, if he hadn't been cremated.) Pure Bob Roberts.
Catchy.
Rod, Have you seen this on the Huck/McCain duo? There's a plan in there somewhere.
http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2007/12/25/mccain_and_huckabee_form_alliance_against_romney/
Who cares if Lennon is rolling over in his grave? The guy who gave us "Imagine" deserves whatever post-life torture he endures.
Hopefully there's no heroin in the afterlife.
Thank you, sane cat. I thought I was the only one out there who cringed every time she heard "Imagine," with its touchy-feely, inch-deep, atheistic "message."
I don't want to do a pile-on on the shade of John Lennon. But really, do compare the words of "Imagine" with those of "Beasts of England" in Orwell's Animal Farm.
sane cat, Margaret and Major Wootton:
Disagree about piling on a hugely talented guy beloved by millions and murdered at his own front door in the prime of life.
Agree (even as a liberal, mind you!) on the insidiousness of "Imagine." The atheism is the least of it ...
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