Mad Marsh Mixes Multiple Metaphors
Mushy is mad. Her hero Bill Clinton (or “William Jefferson Clinton,” as she compulsively writes five times in one post) felt obliged to state that he is not a racist on camera, and Marsh is mad enough to stomp bunnies. Not finding bunnies underfoot, she stomps the English language instead, larding this example sentence with enough mixed metaphors to fry a dozen Twinkies:
However, when on the same day William Jefferson Clinton is compelled to insert into the political blood stream that he’s “not a racist,” the combination of sound bites meets up in a fusion so explosive for Democrats that it becomes a gift of dynamite for Republicans that could propel them to a racial high road they don’t deserve to hold.
Sweet Jeebus weeping disconsolately over a tattered copy of Strunk & White’s Elements of Style. Marsh, in a quixotic effort to stand athwart the PUMA bog and nutroots cash cow, has leapt to new linguistic heights, jumpstarting a train of thought that sails to nowhere.
Her point? No Democrat ever injected race into the primary, nor has John McCain or any official Republican and certainly not the saintly William Jefferson Clinton (who has always been good to you people and would never employ a racial dog whistle to turn out toothless inhabitants of the Appalachians for the Frau).
So get over it, whiners, or McCain will ride into the White House on a wave of “lunch-bucket” waving, aggrieved white folks who are tired of all the bitching and moaning about slaves they never personally owned. Don’t say she didn’t warn you.
Posted by Betty Cracker on 08/05/08 at 04:22 PM • Permalink
Categories: Politics • Election '08 • St. McSame • Barack Obama • Hillary Clinton •

