FARK.com: (7274064) Hollyweird hipsters prevent Romney campaign from using their song, but American rock royalty Lynyrd Skynyrd swoops in and offers "Sweet Home Alabama" instead because they "still believe in the trickle-down effect"

		Hollyweird hipsters prevent Romney campaign from using their song, but American rock royalty Lynyrd Skynyrd swoops in and offers "Sweet Home Alabama" instead because they "still believe in the trickle-down effect" (breitbart.com)		152
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HighOnCraic		2012-08-18 03:24:08 PM

One Big Ass Mistake America: [i.imgur.com image 850x853]

And Obama's father never claimed that his support for the Vietnam War had been due to a "brainwashing" by U.S. military and diplomatic officials in Vietnam...

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Lorelle		2012-08-19 11:01:15 PM

The real Lynyrd Skynyrd died in 1977.

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