>>>>>>http://www.nme.com/news/madonna/40278
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>>>>>>Madonna has banned US Republican Vice-Presidential candidate Sarah Palin from attending her concerts.
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>>>>>>The singer made the statement during a gig in Meadowlands, New Jersey on Saturday (October 4), reports Contactmusic.
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>>>>>>"Sarah Palin can't come to my party," Madonna announced during the show. "Sarah Palin can't come to my show. It's nothing personal."
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>>>>>>She added: "Here's the sound of Sarah Palin's husband's snowmobile when it won't start," before making a screeching noise.
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>>>>>>The singer's current 'Sticky And Sweet' tour features video footage of Republican Presidential candidate John McCain alongside images of starving children and global destruction.
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>>>>>
>>>>>Oh, boy! The biting wit of a flake. ;)
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>>>>Here's another one for you:
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>>>>http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=081007172729.q0klgd6h&show_article=1
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>>>She's had her moments too, but compared to Madonna, she's an intellectual of gargantuan proportions. I will never understand though why some people will listen to a celebrity on these sorts of issues.
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>>Why not ? What is there to disqualify celebrity versus anybody else ? Who should they listen to ?
>>Oh yes, I remember - Campaign activists! They are unbiased and trustwordy. Next thing that come to mind are
>>big media, they have untarnished credibility in being honest ... {vbg}
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>>Two tumbs up for BB / Maddona ;)
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>No, the problem is that people listen to celebrities just because they are celebrities.

I have no problem with those who use their celebrity for good causes. Paul Newman was the perfect example.