Vedder fears for his daughter's America

Pearl Jam rocker Eddie Vedder fears for the future of America and his feelings anger him because he thinks the world will be a terrible place for his 21-month-old daughter after he's gone.

Pearl Jam rocker Eddie Vedder fears for the future of America and his feelings anger him because he thinks the world will be a terrible place for his 21-month-old daughter after he's gone.

The politically and environmentally-active singer has been an outspoken opponent of George W Bush's presidency and, in a rare interview with American newspaper USA Today, he explains why he's so angry.

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