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Janet Jackson Blames Bush For Nipplegate
Claims President Used Incident To Divert Attention Away From Himself
Source: undercover news
Author: Paul Cashmere
Janet Jackson is blaming George W. Bush for using the Nipplegate incident at this year's Super Bowl to divert attention away from himself.
In an interview with Genre magazine, Janet says "I truly feel in my heart that the president wanted to take the focus off himself at that time and I was the perfect vehicle to do so at that moment."
Janet claims the Bush administration used 'Nipplegate' as a decoy to distract the nation from an increasingly unpopular war and sagging economy.
In the Genre article she also talks about the fallout she suffered at the hands of her entertainment industry colleagues ("It was extremely unfair"), her embattled brother Michael's legal woes ("He's innocent"), and her gay fan base ("I've never been afraid to talk about homosexuality in my music").
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