[TomGuy]

It would have been much more effective if Team McCain had shown Obama's comments as a coordinated attack. [Also see my post #45 in the thread below.]

RE:

• Lynn Ehrlicher's "Lipstick on a Pig" post, at mybarackobama.com, on Sunday, September 7th

  Wednesday, September 10, 2008 3:15:25 AM · by KayEyeDoubleDee · 47 replies · 906+ views

  my.barackobama.com - Lynn Ehrlicher's Blog ^ | Sep 7th, 2008 at 1:31 pm EDT | Lynn Ehrlicher aka Lynnie Gal

  Lipstick on a Pig By Lynnie Gal Sep 7th, 2008 at 1:31 pm EDT It is appropriate that Palin refers to herself as a pitbull--an ugly, snarling, threatening animal. But we all know that the lipstick she talks about isn't on a pitbull. She is lipstick on a pig, the pig being the Republican party in general, John McBush in particular. We've all heard the joke that Washington is Hollywood for ugly people. I get that. But we need to push back on the cynicism that McSame is pushing, knowing that signing on a sexy grandma will get white men...

[Thomas W.]

It’s even more coordinated than that.

Bob Beckel first used it a couple days ago on Fox.

http://hotair.com/archives/2008/09/08/video-hemmer-sandbags-beckel-over-saying-palin-will-self-destruct/

At :31, Beckel says, “I thought she said the difference in her speech, the difference between a socc- or a hockey mom and a Rottweiler was—or maybe it was a pig—was lipstick, right?”

So, according to Bob Beckel, the difference between a hockey mom and a pig is lipstick.

This from a man who weighs 500 pounds.