Synonyms for “community organizer”

So, the great communicator, healer of all of our differences, the man who will tame Ahmedinejah lets loose with this derogatory sexist statement:

Is Obama above scrutiny? Are we suppose to turn the other ear?

Ok, so are we suppose to think that the great one, the excellent intelligent communicator just had a “Slip up” or perhaps he knew that we all know he is not a sexist so he can say this kind of thing. Or perhaps because you know he is part African American so we can’t judge anything he says. Is Obama full of the audacity of sexism and slurs and smears. What up O’? What up America? How come this guy gets away with so many innuendos and negative campaigning.

What healer, what communicator, what man for all people?

This guy says that he is a different kind of politician, that we need to be less divisive, that he can talk to our enemies and get them to see our side. He can’t even talk to the people of America without being divisive and insulting. What up O? What up America?

Please Obama Supporters don’t even try to make him into a saint with this one.

You will only make yourself and him look even stupider!

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Now Obama Supporters are calling foul,

Obama can dish it out but he

Whimpers when he doesn’t get his way.

I had a professor once who told me that back in the fifties he was recruited to help organize dissension against the U.S government. He was young and rebellious so he joined up to fight the suppression of the federal government. In his words he said, “They pushed me to the front of the line and I got whacked by a belly club. I found out later that these guys were from the communist party of America and were supported by the mother country. He said that he never trusted community agitators again.

Now from Malkin:

By Michelle Malkin • September 9, 2008 10:17 PM

Add NY Democrat Gov. David Paterson to the list of those who don’t get why Obama’s “community organizer” days deserve ricidule, scorn, suspicion, and derision.

Paterson echoed the Obama cult’s complaint that Republicans equate “community organizer” with “black:”

On Monday, Gov. David Paterson angered some state lawmakers by comparing them to vampires, calling them a bunch of “blood suckers.” On Tuesday, he raised eyebrows again, and tempers, by accusing the John McCain campaign of veiled racism.

At the Crain’s Business Forum this morning, Paterson drew attention to a phrase used numerous times by speakers at the Republican National Convention to describe Barack Obama’s leadership experience: community organizer.

“I think the Republican Party is too smart to call Barack Obama ‘black’ in a sense that it would be a negative. But you can take something about his life, which I noticed they did at the Republican Convention – a ‘community organizer.’ They kept saying it, they kept laughing,” he said.

Let me help.

Synonyms for Obama-esque “community organizer:”

Thug.

Shakedown artist.

Ineffectual rabble-rouser.

Left-wing fraudsters.

They come in all shapes, sizes, colors, and illegal and criminal records.

It ain’t about the black or white. It’s all about the green.

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From Hot Air:

Obama on McCain/Palin: “You can put lipstick on a pig, but it’s still a pig”; Update: Video added

posted at 7:08 pm on September 9, 2008 by Allahpundit
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Perfectly innocent, I’m sure, just like Michelle’s bon mot last week about the importance of choosing a running mate who’s smart was perfectly innocent. Even though in that case, as in this one, reporters on the scene were so struck by the audience’s laughter they went out of their way to mention it.

Just your right-wing media exaggerating things as usual.

“That’s not change,” Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., said of what Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., is offering.

“You know, you can put lipstick on a pig,” Obama said, “but it’s still a pig.”

The crowd rose and applauded, some of them no doubt thinking he may have been alluding to Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin’s ad lib during her vice presidential nomination acceptance speech last week, “What’s the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull? Lipstick.”

That’s Jake Tapper and a co-author, themselves “no doubt thinking” that Obama was kinda sorta calling Palin a pig. Otherwise they wouldn’t have wasted a post on what was otherwise a throwaway line at a random town hall.

And they’re not the only ones who took it that way.

Exit question: I defended him when he took heat from women for the “likeable enough” comment and his Annie Oakley goof on Hillary, but then came “sweetie” and now this. How come The One keeps running into these funny little misunderstandings with comments aimed at women politicians? (more on Obama)

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Malkin Has the best call on this one “Barry”

You botched the joke, Barry O

By Michelle Malkin • September 9, 2008 08:20 PM

Lipstick on a pit bull, genius.

Pit bull.

Not “pig.”

Now, can you imagine if McCain had joked like this about Michelle O?

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Another account of the event,

From Politico

Obama: ‘Lipstick on a pig’

Amie Parnes reports from Lebanon, VA:

Obama poked fun of McCain and Palin’s new “change” mantra.

“You can put lipstick on a pig,” he said as the crowd cheered. “It’s still a pig.”

“You can wrap an old fish in a piece of paper called change. It’s still gonna stink.”

“We’ve had enough of the same old thing.”

The crowd apparently took the “lipstick” line as a reference to Palin, who described the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull in a single word: “lipstick.” (politico)

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From The New York Times:

September 9, 2008, 7:45 pm <!– — Updated: 8:01 pm –>

Shades of Lipstick Tint a Race

By Adam Nagourney

LEBANON, Va. – It’s been quite a week for lipstick.

Last week, Gov. Sarah Palin, the governor of Alaska and vice presidential candidate, introduced herself to the Republican National Convention by asking a question: What’s the difference between a pit bull and a hockey mom, which is how she typically describes herself.

Lipstick,” she said, in the line of the night.

Here in Lebanon today, Senator Barack Obama of Illinois also made his own lipstick allusion, drawing on a very old aphorism as he belittled attempts by Senator John McCain and Republicans to embrace the change mantle that has been central to his campaign.

“John McCain says he’s about change, too – except for economic policy, health care policy, tax policy, education policy, foreign policy and Karl Rove-style politics,” Mr. Obama said. “That’s not change. That’s just calling the same thing something different. You can put lipstick on a pig – it’s still a pig.”

At that point, Mr. Obama paused for just a moment, no doubt imagining the whoops that were going up at the McCain headquarters where they were no doubt monitoring the speech, and aware of the extent to which both campaigns are seeking to seize on anything even approaching a slip of the tongue.

So he added: “You can wrap an old fish in a piece of paper called change, it’s still going to stink after eight years. We’ve had enough of the same old thing.” (more malkin)

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So what do the Dems have left?

Dig for dirt and remove Obama’s obstacles,

Just like they did for him in Illinois.

From Malkin:

Democrats drill…for dirt

By Michelle Malkin • September 9, 2008 04:29 PM

They refuse to drill for oil, but the Democrats have sent legions of diggers to Alaska.

To search for dirt on Sarah Palin.

Democrat priorities at work.