DowntownDallas

She's probably referring to the way Bush's peeps crackdown on you if you attempt to protest him at a speech even if it's just wearing a t-shirt voicing dissent (and how you had to sign a loyalty oath when you were at his "Town hall meetings" during 2004's campaign). That's my guess, but I, too, don't know for sure.

Regardless, I'm glad the Chicks are going about the whole thing this way. They had to address the issue with the new album (which they did) and they're saying this documentary will hopefully answer any questions people keep shooting at them --so the press can move on. The media was going to focus on the incident so it makes sense to me that they'd use it for their benefit. The Country industry doesn't want to touch them --except they're counting the 1.6 millions copies of the album as part of the genre's excellent sales for 2006. Go figure.