Another "Freudian slip" ?

[ironglow]

   Yesterday on the campaign trail, it appeared to many that Obama took a swipe a Sarah Palin. Borrowing her "lipstick" metaphor,
  he brought up the old illustration about a pig, saying; " you can put lipstick on a pig"..longpause.."but it is still a pig !"
     Many are wondering if that were an intentional jab at Palin, since she made her now famous statement about lipstick and a pit bull.
       
   To protect the "sensitivities" of some members on this forum..I will not directly accuse Obama of an intentional swipe, even though
  I thought it curious that he allowed the long pause between lead line and punch line..just long enough for the naturtally partisan crowd
  to rise to their feet for a "standing O".
  I tend to agree with the very politically astute Dick Morris, who says Obama did not intentionally say that ! Dick figures that the
  thought and plan was on Barack's mind, but since it would be unprofitable, he normally would not use it. However, these days he is so
  desperate and flailing..that the suppressed thought just burst out..I agree..

        Is it possible that the same "suppressed thought" thing happened the other day when the "Muslim faith" question came up ?  Hmmm ?

[Old Syko]

Imagine that!  A muslum making reference to just one more thing he's scared to death of.

[powderman]

I believe that osama is scared to death of her, and he will do anything to make fun of her or discredit her. His big mouth will, hopefully, be his undoing. His church of over 20 years seem to share the beliefs of the black muslim cult that farahkan preached. POWDERMAN. 

[beemanbeme]

So much media attention is being paid to Sarah that McCain has almost been lost in the shuffle.  (maybe a good thing)  I understand that white women have moved almost en masse' to support of Caribou Barbie. 

Wonder how the song "I'm a loser" would sound strummed on a banjo?   Anyone that doesn't get the connotations of that remark can pm IG and he'll explain it to you.

[ironglow]

  Beeman;
  Whatever connotations you are referrring to...must be your own. They are a bit too cryptic for most of us !