First National Reference to Sarah Palin as "White Trash" (campaign, thought)
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Was somewhat surprised to hear Sarah Palin referred to as "White Trash" today (Tues 9/09/08) on a national radio program, National Public Radio's Tell Me More, a program about black people and their issues.
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Edit: Have to add this for the rabble I wrote I was suprised because the reference was on a national radio program, and specifically on normally oh so politically correct National Public Radio. I do not agree with the NPR's program's slur
Last edited by quiet walker; 09-09-2008 at 02:09 PM..
Reason: clarification
Oh my god! It finally happened. Someone has been called a denigrating name in this campaign. Poor Sarah. I hope Obama counts his lucky stars that he isn't subject to name-calling.
Oh my god! It finally happened. Someone has been called a denigrating name in this campaign. Poor Sarah. I hope Obama counts his lucky stars that he isn't subject to name-calling.
He is but it's against TOS to play tit for tat.
On the plus side N. Korea is looking for a new messiah, come November Dumbo The Stupid can fill the vacancy.
I believe the military euphemism is Whiskey Tango.
But of course she is...
I didn't know that. I thought she lived in a regular house like most people. There's nothing wrong with living in a trailor-home--mobile home--or whatever they're called. Plenty of nice people live in them.
Whoever starts calling names like that incriminates themselves more than the object of their statement - either side.
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I wrote I was suprised because the reference was on a national radio program, and specifically on normally oh so politically correct National Public Radio. I do not agree with the NPR's program's slur
She lives in a trailor?
