This poll needs some DU help.

[azmouse]

http://www.azcentral.com/news/ (at the bottom right)


Was Barack Obama alluding to Sarah Palin when he used the phrase 'lipstick on a pig'?

Yes. A calculated attack by Obama with plausible deniability. 42.90%

Much ado about nothing. 33.55%

No. McCain has cynically portrayed it as a sexist remark. 23.55%

Total Votes: 310

[Hope And Change]

1. Done!K & R!

[sickinohio]

2. Done

[blondie58]

3. done

the question

the question


Was Barack Obama alluding to Sarah Palin when he used the phrase “lipstick on a pig”?


Yes. A calculated attack by Obama with plausible deniability.
No. McCain has cynically portrayed it as a sexist remark.
Much ado about nothing.
Was Barack Obama alluding to Sarah Palin when he used the phrase “lipstick on a pig”?
Yes. A calculated attack by Obama with plausible deniability.42.77%Much ado about nothing.32.70%No. McCain has cynically portrayed it as a sexist remark.24.53%
Total Votes: 318

[Booster]

4. Don't you just love polls that give 3 choices? When someone

glances at these type of polls, it looks like "yes" is winning, but then add up the two other choices and it's a different story. I've noticed a lot of polls do this and it's unfair.

[wtmusic]

5. Good point...2 ways to answer "no"

expect that out of McCain country.

[azmouse]

7. I've noticed that too.

[asdjrocky]

6. He didn't say it, but I will.

She's a fucking pig, ok? Lipstick or not.