I thought he was just comparing a pig with lipstick to a pig without?
Apparently he's used the phrase on at least two other occasions during the campaign before Mrs Palin was selected.
To make a big thing of one phrase issued during a single speech which may or may not mean something is absolute nonsense. Sure, if Mr Obama kept using it or put out adverts with it, then they might have a point.
The Republican tactics at the moment seem to be playing the man rather than the ball, or at least they would be if they played decent ball games over there. Maybe that's the American way - cf. American football?
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Date: 2008-09-11 10:09 pm (UTC)Apparently he's used the phrase on at least two other occasions during the campaign before Mrs Palin was selected.
To make a big thing of one phrase issued during a single speech which may or may not mean something is absolute nonsense. Sure, if Mr Obama kept using it or put out adverts with it, then they might have a point.
The Republican tactics at the moment seem to be playing the man rather than the ball, or at least they would be if they played decent ball games over there. Maybe that's the American way - cf. American football?