Sipsey Street Irregulars: Bloomberg Moms' Foxworthy/Jackson demand unlikely to stop NRA appearances

Wednesday, January 7, 2015

Bloomberg Moms' Foxworthy/Jackson demand unlikely to stop NRA appearances

Feeling confident pressing their luck after pressuring comedian Jay Leno into canceling a scheduled appearance at the SHOT Show, the Michael Bloomberg-funded Moms Demand Action has upped the celebrity harassment on their Facebook page to include country singer Alan Jackson and comedian Jeff Foxworthy. The goal is to harangue them into not appearing at the upcoming NRA Annual Meeting in Nashville by convincing them they're associating with terrorist and criminal enablers.

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Anonymous said...: Ted Nugent would most likely play for free. I would like to see Uncle Ted's response to this type of "pressure" on performers.; January 7, 2015 at 7:29 AM
Anonymous said...: dont listen to them Jeff!

or I'll be forced to not listen to you,, catch my drift ol boy? your pay checks are signed by people like me thinking your funny ,, that can change with one stupid anti american choice so be wise ,, same goes for you Jackson

theres plenty of stars and musicians I have stopped listening to and no longer buying their product due to their anti american anti constitutional brain washing ..grow a set and show them your truly country or KMA, your choice

Jim Carey ,Jon Bon Jovi,Alec Baldwin,Bob Barker,Beau Bridges,Mel Brooks,Steve Buscemi,Kevin Costner,Sheryl Crow ,Billy Crystal,Matt Damon,Danny DeVito,Melissa Etheridge ,Denis Leary,Rob Lowe,Jack Nicholson,Bruce Springsteen,Sylvester Stallone,Chris Rock,Will Ferrell,Kate Hudson, etc. can suck my balls, and any others like them

so be careful who's side you chose ..because like them it wont be hard for me to decide should you become a traitor to this county and its founders and documents of this great nation..think this thru .. and clearly

EOS; January 7, 2015 at 1:15 PM
Anonymous said...: Ted Nugent just another anointed moneyed Vietnam Era... Draft Dodger. I question his patriotic credentials just like Slick Willie's, and Bush the 2nd's... Behind Enemy Lines. In Unconstitutional/ Collectivist Ct. We Will Not Stand Down. AAA/O.11B20.; January 7, 2015 at 1:41 PM
Paul X said...: Good way to figure out who your friends are...; January 7, 2015 at 9:47 PM
Anonymous said...: Let see, so anyone who was between 18-40 and didn't do military disservice in Vietnam is bad? Does that apply to all that didn't volunteer for Iraq and Afghanistan , too?; January 8, 2015 at 7:58 AM

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