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he didnt call palin a pig he said "a pig with lipstick is still a pig. the rest is assumption.
but true probably not his best statement considering american "fair young damsel" mind set
however imho, "fair young damsels" are in fact often pigs in disguise, but then again i am non white
however the real mistake was to let tina fey get on SNL on national television--- for that GOP paid a huge price.
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Correctamundozackly.
Unfortunately, a lot of the conservatives, particulary Faux news, were trying to even imply, that Obama was a sexist for saying that.
McSame was even one of them.
This is amusing and oh so telling...now all the sudden the libs have a newfound intolerance for criticizing the President?
what is so amusing about murdering the president to a professed american GOP patriot? would you have tolerated such humor 90 days ago? the NY post has laid an egg and many of CDF have shown their hand.
Unfortunately, a lot of the conservatives, particulary Faux news, were trying to even imply, that Obama was a sexist for saying that.
McSame was even one of them.
The Republicans did play that angle. It goes both ways though.
The monkey reference was about Obama, the intent may not have been racist, but the cartoon is.
Why are you so sure that it was about NObama? After all..he didnt write the bill. If anyone it would be the wicked witch of the West..Nancy Pelosi
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