Obama's "Lipstick on a pig" remark

[VRM]

Originally Posted by cobra de capell

I think it points to lack of experience, more than anything else, and we cannot trust someone who chooses his words so poorly with the presidency.

You ARE kidding, right?
Bush chooses his words worse than any public figure in recent memory, and yet I suspect you voted for him twice. So which standard do you want to use? Or do you just like acting like a drama queen about Obama?

Seriously - this is also a non-issue. It is a commonly used phrase, and it is all the more appropriate since Palin brought up lipstick and pitbulls.


Steve

[cobra de capell]

Originally Posted by VRM

You ARE kidding, right?
Bush chooses his words worse than any public figure in recent memory, and yet I suspect you voted for him twice. So which standard do you want to use? Or do you just like acting like a drama queen about Obama?
Seriously - this is also a non-issue. It is a commonly used phrase, and it is all the more appropriate since Palin brought up lipstick and pitbulls.
Steve

Geez, now I've got the two primary resident liberals coming to BO's resue once again.

Since there is no logic to your BO choice, all I can come up with that the brain dead will possibly understand...

The latest Gallup Poll Daily tracking update finds John McCain continuing to lead Barack Obama, 48% to 43% among registered voters. WOOHOO!

[VRM]

Originally Posted by cobra de capell

Geez, now I've got the two primary resident liberals coming to BO's resue once again.

Since there is no logic to your BO choice, all I can come up with that the brain dead will possibly understand...

The latest Gallup Poll Daily tracking update finds John McCain continuing to lead Barack Obama, 48% to 43% among registered voters. WOOHOO!

Clearly you missed the part where I've said I am not voting for either one of them. I'm voting for Ron Paul. So far (and I don't expect it to change) neither of the candidates has convinced me that they deserve my vote.

I'm only defending Obama in this instance because your attack is hypocritical and irrelevant to the problems this country has. There are plenty of positions on legitimate issues that Obama has taken that should be attacked, and the same goes for McCain. You and others on this forum whine like 4 year olds about how Obama called your friend a name, and then you engage in the same type of vapid hyperbole that you accuse others of.

Steve

[jhv48]

Vapid Hyperbole? Get 0ut the dictionaries!

Go ahead and vote for Ron Paul. All that is is a "non vote" and will not effect anyone.

Anyone that votes for B. Hussein Obama should just open up your pockets and let the Dems put their collective hands in them. Pelosi and Obama make a pretty lopsided administration. Forget about balance of power. What Obama wants, The democratic legislative branch will pass.

You all realize that the dems are going to allow the inheritance tax laws to expire in 2010. That means that when your parents pass on, you will be heavily taxed on your inheritance. They also will legislate out the home sale exemption. Get out your checkbooks and start signing your name.

We need balance in the government. B.O. ain't the answer!

And, the new darling of the media is Governor Palin. Even Hillary's supporters say "hands off" to the press on Palin.

Doesn't hurt that she's hot too boot!