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Originally Posted by scaeagles (Post 237885)

I find it amusing that such a reference would be analyzed to find some deeper meaning. As if it really matters?

I think it wasn't analyzed so much as the phrase popped out at him. After our experience yesterday, watching that poor little dog yelping in pain, feeling terrified and certain that he was about to have his face ripped off, the words "pit bull" take on a different meaning to us today. While he was posting, I asked him the topic. As soon as he said "Palin's pit bull comment," I immediately knew what he was going to say about it. We thought nothing much of her joke until we saw a pit bull in action. And then, upon seeing the words again a day later, neither of us could help but think about what we'd seen. Because our experience yesterday was absolutely NOT an amusing one and is still fresh in our minds.

And, yes. It matters what Palin and/or her speech writers use to describe her. It's of interest when considering their perspective and potential campaign direction.

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Originally Posted by scaeagles (Post 237885)

My interpretation is that she is not someone to be messed with.

I find it amusing that such a reference would be analyzed to find some deeper meaning. As if it really matters?

In the endless series of "If the shoe was on the other foot," if Obama had compared himself to a pitbull, bet the farm that we'd see ads with split screens of him and Michael Vick and his dogs.

And everyone on the left would be talking about how ridiculous it was.

Honestly, I hope this becomes a huge media issue and the Obama campaign picks up on it.

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Originally Posted by fictitious news story

While campaigning in small town America, Biden portrayed himself as a labrador puppy, loyal and fluffy, contrasting himself against Pit Bull Palin.

"I was taken aback, really, " Biden said to his supporters. "Our government shouldn't be a pit bull. We should be the new yellow lab puppy that every child wants to open on Christmas - soft, cuddly, and loyal to the end. Who could resist that? Certainly not Ahmadinjed. It would be the key to our diplomacy."

Brilliant :D

Leo, PLEASE consider writing your own political column- you seem more in touch with the "Real World Conservatives" than any of the faces/voices/bloggonauts I've seen anywhere.

I'll second that. I get a lot more from his posts than many a talking head out in the media.

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Originally Posted by Not Afraid (Post 237897)

I think it is an attitude in many cultures that is fundamentally damaging. Fundmental Islam or fundamental Christianity are both two glaring examples of the lack of desire to let others have differing beliefs while living harmoniously with these differing beliefs.

I saw reference this weekend to Sarah Palin's form of religion as "Christianism" and she a "Christianist" just like the Islamic fundamentalist extremists are called "Islamists" and not "Muslim." Interesting.

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Originally Posted by Strangler Lewis (Post 237907)

In the endless series of "If the shoe was on the other foot," if Obama had compared himself to a pitbull, bet the farm that we'd see ads with split screens of him and Michael Vick and his dogs.

I see Obama as a golden retriever.

I am currently sleeping with 3 pugs.

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Originally Posted by scaeagles (Post 237912)

And everyone on the left would be talking about how ridiculous it was.

Honestly, I hope this becomes a huge media issue and the Obama campaign picks up on it.

That was awesome:snap: :snap: :snap: