22 replies on “Palin Abortion in Seattle”

  1. Because one piece of graffiti and a shitty Cafe Press bumper sticker is a clear political trend. What, did she run out of Dunkin’ Donuts spokeswomen to waterboard?

  2. The comments are comic gold. One guy had the temerity to suggest that the stencil wasn’t all that important cf. the collapse of the economy. MM slapped him down good and hard, and boy did he roll over with his tail between his legs. Free thinking conservatism at its best.

  3. @4, ahahaha totally. michelle malkin’s comments even sound like a bizarro version of dan savage’s comments:

    Um, in case you hadn’t noticed, I devoted the entire day to wall-to-wall coverage of the bailout debate, and I’ve spent the past year opposing every last bailout measure. I like to blog about other things, too. If they don’t interest you, don’t click.

    also, one commenter found out our secret:

    Why is the lipstick green?
    Perhaps because the color green is symbolic of Islam.

  4. Well, duh. And this is the EverGREEN State, after all. We’re pretty much an Islamic terror state already, right? Don’t get me started on the color of MONEY. Fucking imams on Wall Street, raping our babies.

  5. I’ve always found it funny that this bimbo has such thinly veiled racist attitudes. Kind of reminds me of Dave Chappelle’s skit about the black white supremicist. Does she even own a mirror? Have her parents disowned her?

  6. I’m with @4: I didn’t think we had any Republicans in Greenwood. At least none virulent enough to alert Malkin. There goes the neighborhood. . .

  7. That’s what I love about right-wing nut-cases – a little spray paint on a sidewalk and suddenly it’s CODE RED ALERT! ZOMG! TEH ISLAMO-FASCISTS ARE A-COMING! CALL MICHELLE MALKIN, STAT!

    They talk all hyper-macho, but it seems like even the smallest affront to their precarious self-image sends them all running around hiking their hems up off the ground like a cartoon granny being chased by a French-accented skunk; in other words, they’re all a bunch of fucking cry-babies, scared of their own shadows.

  8. @14, nobody, but NOBODY, plays the victim card more readily than O’Reilly/Malkin Republicans.
    Remember that Reagan-era trope of not being able to get ahead unless you’re a gay, black, woman, disabled veteran? That’s where it started. These people still stand around and tell that one to each other; I’ve heard them. Poor babies. White Republican men these days are just a passel of grievances.

  9. Yeah, well Fnarf, that’s what happens when ya’ let the women-folk have teh vote, and control over their wombs, and their own checking accounts, and other such nonsense – things just go completely to H-E-double hockey sticks in a hand basket.

    And of course, who are the ones telling all these poor, white Repugs that it’s all the fault of teh womens, and teh gays, and teh negrotinos that they’re not pulling down million-dollar salaries? – Um, rich, white Repugs who DO pull down million-dollar salaries.

    Go figure.

  10. Did she ever think that perhaps the graffiti artist was a republican calling for Mccain to dump Palin for someone who is actually qualified? There is a whole group of them (including the editorial board of the National Review and recently George Will) that are upset about the choice of Palin. It could be the same person who did the rather racist “Hussein” Obama stencils in Fremont a couple of months ago.

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