[Cherokee Conservative]

You just said a mouth full there. This is truly proof positive that the liberal mindset that everyone has the right to not be offended has spread well into certain conservative corners.

Or perhaps it's proof positive that the sheeple mentality has crept into the Republican party along with the anti-Christian mentality. You know, the mentality that says if someone disagrees with me on whether a flipping joke was appropriate, they must be a bad sheeple and should be shot down as a member of the evil religious right?

[AZ_Cowboy]

Or perhaps it's proof positive that the sheeple mentality has crept into the Republican party along with the anti-Christian mentality. You know, the mentality that says if someone disagrees with me on whether a flipping joke was appropriate, they must be a bad sheeple and should be shot down as a member of the evil religious right?

BINGO!

I didn't really pay much attention to the jokes, and of course the horse joke was aimed at making fun of the city slickers. What bothers me in this debate is the savagrey aimed at those who disagree on the appropriateness of the content.

[Melas]

Or perhaps it's proof positive that the sheeple mentality has crept into the Republican party along with the anti-Christian mentality. You know, the mentality that says if someone disagrees with me on whether a flipping joke was appropriate, they must be a bad sheeple and should be shot down as a member of the evil religious right?

Nope, not going to fly. This isn't about someone finding the humor unfunny, or even appropriate. This is about the vitriol (don't dare me to post quotes, it will take me all day) that was unecesarily, inappropriately, and disproportionately leveled at the First Lady. Those who took that route started this little mess.