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Rolling Stone is my new favorite magazine (after Vogue, of course). Listen to this:
1) This reporter is interviewing Jadakiss, and one of the questions he asks is "And you smoke a shitload of weed?" I've never heard a reporter asking a question like that. Rolling Stone is definitely not censored. And naturally, Jadakiss responds, "Definitely... that's my medicine"
2) In an interview with Clinton, he says that Bush only won the 2002 midterm elections by pushing the Homeland Security Bill, which "was the greatest political scam in modern American history." After reading that article, I admire Clinton so much more.
3) In an interview with the Doonesbury cartoonist, Garry Trudeau, who went to Yale with Bush, he says "Bush was just another sarcastic preppy who gave people nicknames and arranged for keg deliveries." Hmmmph... later in the article he says, "At least with Clinton, people didn't get hurt, outside of Mrs. Clinton. Bush has created more harm to this country's standing and security than any president in history."
I think the only reason I'm starting to get more interested in politics is because of stuff like this. It's fascinating to hear opinions as passionate as Garry Trudeau's.
1) This reporter is interviewing Jadakiss, and one of the questions he asks is "And you smoke a shitload of weed?" I've never heard a reporter asking a question like that. Rolling Stone is definitely not censored. And naturally, Jadakiss responds, "Definitely... that's my medicine"
2) In an interview with Clinton, he says that Bush only won the 2002 midterm elections by pushing the Homeland Security Bill, which "was the greatest political scam in modern American history." After reading that article, I admire Clinton so much more.
3) In an interview with the Doonesbury cartoonist, Garry Trudeau, who went to Yale with Bush, he says "Bush was just another sarcastic preppy who gave people nicknames and arranged for keg deliveries." Hmmmph... later in the article he says, "At least with Clinton, people didn't get hurt, outside of Mrs. Clinton. Bush has created more harm to this country's standing and security than any president in history."
I think the only reason I'm starting to get more interested in politics is because of stuff like this. It's fascinating to hear opinions as passionate as Garry Trudeau's.