Recordings surface in New Mexico governor race

The Washington Times ^ | April 16, 2014 | BARRY MASSEY - Associated Press

[Some Fat Guy in L.A.]

Hope the gov tells them to pee up a rope - politely and in a loving way, of course. “Bless your heart” is such a useful phrase, don’t suppose New Mexicans would understand it, though.

[texas booster]

I am glad that the press gives equal time to the “salty language” of a Republican woman governor, and repeats the talking points of her Democrat opponents.

Just as they have severely publicized the “salty language” of multiple Democrat female politicians, from Hillary! to Nancy! and dozens of others.

/sarc

[Steve_Seattle]

When liberals use salty language, they are “honest” or “colorful”; when conservatives use such language, they are “bullies”.

[Steve_Seattle]

"she and aides used profanity and offensive names to describe political opponents."

The absolute hypocrisy of this is that we are supposed to believe that Democrats don't do the same about their political opponents, that they are saying, "Oh, I just love Sarah Palin, she is so sweet, but I disagree with her on so many issues." We know what they are really saying.

[Steve_Seattle]

"Don’t apologize, Suzana."

She should hold a press conference, laugh, and say: "Yes, things get hot sometimes. But if the opposition - and that includes their sympathizers in the press - thinks they can tell you they don't do the same thing, I've got a bridge to sell you out in the desert."

[Gene Eric]

Yup.

[Steve_Seattle]

Then she should say, “Let’s ask the guy who broke this story if he thinks Democrats don’t do the same. Then let’s have a poll and ask the people in the state if they believe his answer. Let’s have a discussion about this. Let’s open it up.”