Did Eazy E of NWA really meet with President Bush?
 

Make no mistake, long before the tattooed twins Dennis Rodman and Tupac Shakur began to publicly lose their minds, Eazy-E was already the center of a swirling mess of self-contradictions and external allegations. Here was a man who once sold crack to make a living, yet eventually became an avid Republican who, in 1991, paid $2,490 to attend a GOP brunch where former President Bush was speaking. Here was a man who, along with the other four members of NWA, evoked swarms of controversy, protest and even fiery debates on Capitol Hill with their 1991 mega-smash single "Fuck the Police," and defended officer Timothy Bruseno, one of the Los Angeles policemen videotaped beating Rodney King.

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that weird almost the same head lines

It would be nice if more rappers would take that path!

Uncle Tom.

Nothing worse than selling out to the man.

He also DIED of AIDS from all the hoes..