Janet Jackson: "Will I be voting for Bush? Hell, no!"

[Paragon]

http://www.nypost.com/seven/08242004/gossip/27372.htm

August 24, 2004 -- JANET Jackson claims the George Bush White House used her notorious "wardrobe malfunction" to distract the country from the war in Iraq. Speaking about the exposure of her breast during a Super Bowl performance with Justin Timberlake, the paranoid pop tart tells the October issue of Genre magazine: "I truly feel in my heart that the president wanted to take the focus off of him at that time, and I was the perfect vehicle to do so at that moment . . . I mean, it's a bunch of bulls- - -. When you see (Michael Moore's) Fahrenheit 9/11, it just confirms it." Meanwhile, Jackson says she never should have said she was sorry. "I shouldn't have apologized," she tells the mag. "You don't apologize for an accident. It just makes you look guilty." As for the FCC possibly fining CBS for the display: "I think it's all stupid," Jackson declares. "It's all so contradictory. Here you have commercials about Viagra, and all the beer commercials, they're all very sexual." Summing up, she laughs, "Do I vote? Yes, I do. Will I be voting for Bush? Hell, no!"

[Mick Knox]

1. Good for her

but she's still a skanky skally wag

[Misunderestimator]

2. "The Paranoid Pop Tart" ... Fucking assholes!

And she's right that she shouldn't have apologized.

[sui generis]

3. yeah what the hell was that?

well, some journalists aren't rocket scientists mostly because they can't be.

[Lavender Brown]

6. NY Post "journalists" make Joan Rivers look like Walter Cronkite

That rag is truly a waste of paper.

[sui generis]

4. you go girl Janet!

I completely agree about not apologizing - in fact, I'd put that nipple metallurgy on the cover of your next album, on a red lace background of course.

[BringEmOn]

5. Supreme Court malfunction.

[jrthin]

7. You go, Ms. Jackson! nt