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    Willard Steps in Some Macaca



    When his campaign was asked about it, the response was :
    "The governor stopped briefly for a picture with a supporter who just happened to be holding their own sign with an alliterative play on words," Madden said, via e-mail. "I don’t think it was equating or comparing anyone."
    Indeed. It was just a surrealistic poetic composition that certainly didn't associate words with, you know, one another. This was cleverly telegraphed by the use of "MOMA," which to the liberal MSM might be interpreted as an illiterate hick trying her best, actually referred to the Museum of Modern Art where one might find other surrealistic works of art!

    You see, surrealism goes hand in hand with the GOP. Cases in point: Salvador Dali was a fan of Franco. W's foreign policy. It's iron clad.
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    that sign is great.

    maybe I should vote for romney
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    • #3
      Please
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      • #4
        I'm not serious
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        • #5
          Thumbs-up
          bleh

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          • #6
            He should have claimed he thought the sign was making fun of Ted Kennedy.
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            • #7
              I'm not serious
              I am (for the primary)
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              • #8
                The "King of Fear and Oil" favors Romney over McKain? What's up with that?
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                • #9
                  Ramo's been down a McCain since the torture bill.

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                  • #10
                    He's voting least likely to succeed.
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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Ogie Oglethorpe
                      He's voting least likely to succeed.
                      I'd vote Romney as "Most Likely to Have His Human Flesh Mask Fall Off While Giving His Inaugural Speech."
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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Ogie Oglethorpe
                        He's voting least likely to succeed.
                        Yep... most likely to fall on his face during the general election.
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                        • #13
                          Re: Willard Steps in Some Macaca

                          Originally posted by Ramo


                          When his campaign was asked about it, the response was :


                          Indeed. It was just a surrealistic poetic composition that certainly didn't associate words with, you know, one another. This was cleverly telegraphed by the use of "MOMA," which to the liberal MSM might be interpreted as an illiterate hick trying her best, actually referred to the Museum of Modern Art where one might find other surrealistic works of art!

                          You see, surrealism goes hand in hand with the GOP. Cases in point: Salvador Dali was a fan of Franco. W's foreign policy. It's iron clad.
                          yeah, its all Bu****ler's fault.

                          Seeing as Obama and Chelseas momma arent even ideologically equivalent, how could anyone read that as saying that Osama and the other two are. Its just a list of folks the sign holder dislikes.
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                            Seeing as Obama and Chelseas momma arent even ideologically equivalent
                            The difference is likely to be pretty small compared either of them and whoever held up the sign. Among Republicans, Chelsea's momma is generally considered to be the more liberal of the two.

                            Republicans overwhelmingly view Clinton as politically liberal—76% say that’s a fair description of the former First Lady. Only 62% of Republicans see Edwards as a political conservative while 58% of the GOP faithful see Obama in that light.
                            Page not found - Rasmussen Reports®
                            http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/47_view_clinton_as_politically_liberal



                            yeah, its all Bu****ler's fault.
                            I forget. Was it Obama or Edwards who said that?

                            Its just a list of folks the sign holder dislikes.
                            Regardless of what she meant (and I don't think it was that), it was a rather dumb thing for Romney to hold up that poster...
                            Last edited by Ramo; July 23, 2007, 16:35.
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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Ramo


                              The difference is likely to be pretty small compared either of them and whoever held up the sign. Among Republicans, Chelsea's momma is generally considered to be the more liberal of the two.


                              Page not found - Rasmussen Reports®
                              http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/47_view_clinton_as_politically_liberal





                              I forget. Was it Obama or Edwards who said that?
                              neither, but theyd better be real careful whose sign they stand near, I guess.
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