The Chosen One’s “Pig and Fish” Comments…

I am not the least bit surprised that Obama has descended to a new low (as if such a depth actually existed) and outright called Sarah Palin a swine and a fish all during the course of one speech.

It is the same B. Hussein Obama afterall who calls women “Sweetie”, in discussions with women talks about the fact that the bulge in his pants (at that given moment) is not his penis but his cell phone, and has no qualms whatsoever in giving Hillary the finger on national television.

Culturally, it seems Obama is as far removed from mainstream America as can be. His actions in politics remind me of Pedro having his supporters beat a Piñata Effigy of Summer in Napoleon Dynamite, or the kind of stuff you read about third world politics.

I mean, what kind of degenerate would during the course of one campaign give one of his female opponents the finger, and call another one a swine (and an old fish for added measure)? Maybe that’s how things are done in Indonesia, Pakistan or some of the other more exotic places Obama has lived, but it is definitely not the way things are done in America.

The sad thing is that his Berserkers would find a way to justify these actions on his part, they’ll find a way to make it seem like he is innocent, and attempt to hoodwink the rest of us into thinking that it is all a big misunderstanding. Folks, he isn’t and it isn’t.

For those who have forgotten, here is the video of Obama giving Hillary the finger:

Obama is talking critically about Hillary, and the kind of distasteful gotcha politics that occur in Washington. And then he says, “That’s all right. Sen. Clinton looked in her element.” As he does this, he raises his right hand to scratch his cheek with his middle finger.

Of course other than the finger, here are a few more examples of Obama’s blatant sexism aimed at Hillary:

“She’s got the kitchen sink flying, and the china flying, and the, you know, the buffet is coming at me.” — April 20
“You challenge the status quo and suddenly the claws come out.” — February, Tulane University
“I understand that Senator Clinton, periodically when she’s feeling down, launches attacks as a way of trying to boost her appeal.” — February

and then yesterday we have this gem of Obama calling Palin both a fish and a pig:

“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.”

Now, the lipstick allusion is clear to anybody who has paid attention to this race, after all, it was Sarah Palin who famously said that the difference between a hockey mom and a pit-bull is lipstick, but what everyone seems to miss is the “fish” jab he lobbed at Palin.

Any man over the age of 13 knows exactly what the allusion is when a woman is referred to as an “old fish” who “stinks”, if you don’t, then simply google “woman fish smell” and you’ll get your answer. Such antics are common place in the grade-school playground, but not in a Presidential election.

Thankfully, Team McCain is on the ball and released the following two ads. First one is called Lipstick: