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Old 06-15-2008, 06:30 AM
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Originally Posted by michelej1 View Post
[It has nothing to do with whether it was live or Memorex, but I thought I'd put this here anyway]

Fleetwood Mac has never been known for political statements, and don't plan to start with their inaugural performance. "I don't think we ever preached," said John McVie.

Only Buckingham said he voted for Clinton. British nationals Fleetwood and Christine McVie, who wrote "Don't Stop" about her then-husband John, supported Clinton but were not eligible to vote. John McVie, who is a naturalised U.S. citizen, declined to say who he voted for.
At first it was reported that FL MAC wanted Clinton to stop using their song, but after he won the election it was "OK" to use it. Don't know whether it's true or not but I read the John was a Republican, so I doubt he would have voted for Clinton. As for Stevie, she said she wouldn't vote for Clinton (second term) while being interviewed by David Letterman.
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