Lipstick Republican

This week, Senator Barack Obama used a common colloquialism to refer to the policies of the Bush administration and Republican presidential candidate John McCain, who will continue with most of them. He said you can put lipstick on a pig, but it's still a pig. It is quite interesting, however, that Obama would choose such a saying. Especially on the heels of comments by Sarah Palin to the Republican convention mentioning that there is only one difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull - lipstick the only difference being. Add to this the fact that Obama associates and former sixties radicals (who are still radicals today) often refer to members of the institution (eg the police) as "pigs."

There will be one of those comments to be hotly debated as to what Obama meant. It was just a bad time recently noticed the joke by Palin? Or was it a blow voluntary Republican candidate for Vice-Presidency? And if he was referring to Palin as a pig "or just the lipstick that is used to sex up said pig, is now claimed by the left, is it really important? Because the one is offensive.

Personally, I do not like it meant. With Obama, what comes out of his mouth are "just words" that is rarely anyway. Instead, I keep to the statement in the general address to refer to poor policies and bad ideas as pigs lipstick.

Now, anyone who reads my articles every week or every day my blog know very well that I took President Bush to the woodshed and whipped from time to time when he does things that are wrong. From the top of my head I remember his blind willingness to sign campaign finance reform with its plain wording unconstitutional in the eyes of all, his support for amnesty for criminal aliens and most recently his stubborn Chuck market ideas Free and rescue people who lent more money than they should to people they should not have lent money and those who took out loans they could not reasonably be prepared to reimbursed. People who regularly read my writings know I am not a supporter of McCain either and constantly deride the candidate as not being a real reformer when it comes to the worst violations of our Constitution and rampant spending . And while I do more than most members of the Republican Party Palin, it is not without its own flaws either. And to be honest, nobody has had time to fully vet her.

Thus, even if on a weekly basis I receive e-mails standard ones who think I'm kind of a Republican Party hack, my track record is pretty clear and accessible for all to see. Indeed, some of the policies of this administration are just being pig with lipstick to try to convince us to embrace them. I admit it. Of course, for years I just said that the Republican Party is just composed of a group of people who had been FDR Democrats back in the day and who did not want to follow the Democratic Party over their left for March and Grander plans socialist.

I'm going to throw this out there for your consumption. Like a pig can not be done not to be a pig by the addition of lipstick, a Marxist can be more enjoyable to watch with the same ploy. Some people refer to Barack Obama as a suit "empty". I prefer, from now on refer to him as a Marxist dolled up with lipstick.

Now, I do not mean because I can already imagine the e-mails predictable angry and hysterical by partisan hacks being hurled at me, that Barack Obama is a drag queen! Although I have no doubt it would be infinitely more successful in such a career as a politician, I know those of you who week after week send me emails ranting and raving about how I am a sort of closet Nazi, racist, homophobic, T. sexist