Hillary Clinton, elitist gun enthusiast
By Michael J.W. Stickings
This is hilarious (and, in a way, deeply disturbing):
It seems that the Clinton campaign has sent out a mailer in Indiana attacking Obama for being, as The Plank's Chris Orr puts it, "insufficiently pro-gun." (Her faux populism, her willingness to do anything to win, including moving way to the right, is astonishing, is it not? Honestly, has she ever been so pro-gun before this? No. She talked up her gun cred in Pennsylvania, trying so desperately to connect with the hoi polloi of rural and small-town America, and she's still beating the same drum. Wasn't she a liberal once upon a time?)
As for the mailer, though, as The Politico's Ben Smith points out, "[t]he image of the gun pictured on the face of the mailing is reversed, making it a nonexistent left-handed model of the Mauser 66 rifle. To make matters worse,... it's an expensive German gun with customized features that make it clearly European." Said one expert, "It's a $2,200 German import -- it's hardly typical of what the average workingman in Indiana uses."
Poor Hillary. She can't even get her faux populism right.
This is hilarious (and, in a way, deeply disturbing):
It seems that the Clinton campaign has sent out a mailer in Indiana attacking Obama for being, as The Plank's Chris Orr puts it, "insufficiently pro-gun." (Her faux populism, her willingness to do anything to win, including moving way to the right, is astonishing, is it not? Honestly, has she ever been so pro-gun before this? No. She talked up her gun cred in Pennsylvania, trying so desperately to connect with the hoi polloi of rural and small-town America, and she's still beating the same drum. Wasn't she a liberal once upon a time?)
As for the mailer, though, as The Politico's Ben Smith points out, "[t]he image of the gun pictured on the face of the mailing is reversed, making it a nonexistent left-handed model of the Mauser 66 rifle. To make matters worse,... it's an expensive German gun with customized features that make it clearly European." Said one expert, "It's a $2,200 German import -- it's hardly typical of what the average workingman in Indiana uses."
Poor Hillary. She can't even get her faux populism right.
Labels: 2008 primaries, Barack Obama, guns, Hillary Clinton
2 Comments:
The right gun, the right whiskey in the right bar, the right dialect, the right boots, the right sports, the right haircut. What about the right tattoo or tongue stud? Why have a primary at all? Why not just call Central Casting?
Every attribute we look for is evidence of a life that wasn't about being prepared to be the President of the US. Is there any better argument against Democracy?
Besides, it's not as though Cheney's high-end Perazzi-Brescia over-under 28-gauge is the working man's choice and it's not as though Bush's ranch isn't just a rich man's country house. We don't take sides based on reality in the first place. These are things we cook up to make our prejudices and superstitions seem rational.
Give me an articulate, educated person smart enough to have made money and to have a good education. Our luck with cowboy presidents should have taught us a lesson.
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