gp, that is the most self-righteous load of crap I have ever heard.Obama called conservative fundamentalist Christians bitter people who cling to their guns and religion,and you have the gall to call the Republican tactics divisive and hateful. The Dems fail in their Holy Grail quest for inclusiveness by failing to nominate a female for either of the two offices, then have the gall to mock McCain and the Republicans' decision to nominate a woman.
Never in a million years would I have made any connection between a statement like “lipstick on a pig” (Senator Obama was ridiculing the republican’s decision to all of a sudden become “the party of change”) as a derogatory reference to VP nominee Governor Palin.I wondered where this connection came from and it occurred to me. Republicans have been taught (brainwashed maybe) to respond to and to draw specific personal conclusions from the meaningless buzzwords used by the party. I would not be expedient to call Senator Barack Hussein Obama II (yeah it was his daddy’s name too) a ‘nigger’ in public, so instead he is called a ‘Muslim’ because he has a funny middle name and the party faithful all nod and wink because they know what it really means.I am not trying to convert anyone here. It is a foregone conclusion that Senator McCain and Governor Palin will receive the electoral votes from the State of South Carolina. The unfortunate result is that the division, hatred and ‘win at any cost’ strategy of the Republican Party will once again succeed.-g-papadopolis
And trust the Dems and you to hear the word nigger where it hasn't been spoken.
The Republican party was the party that abolished slavery. Anybody remember Abe Lincoln? Now in recent years, their record on issues like affirmative action may not suit you and your political views. And that's fine. But to embue an entire political party and philosophy with having code words for other more offensive words is hypocritical and stupid. Just like whining about any political tactics being used by either side just fifty days out from an election. this is a knife fight in a phone booth, and McCain, being a real fighter, and not a community organizer, knew enough to take a pit bull in the phone booth with him.
