Obama ate dog meat

[jsteele]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Look, Romney is exhausted. He needs a breather, and the best hope he has of getting one is to talk about dog meat and drill down on quotes from Hilary Rosen. He's using his best material, dammit!

Come on, it's funny. Team Obama makes an issue of Romney's dog transportation techniques, hoping to score some cheap points--and this includes Axelrod, whose status as an Obama surrogate is not in dispute--and it blows up in their face and instead they are the ones who have the cheap points scored upon them. The biter, bit. If you have eaten dog, you simply don't have standing to criticize someone for transporting a dog in allegedly insufficient comfort. "In hindsight, a chilling photo." That's funny stuff.

Yes, there is an opportunity for humor. But, Romney was an adult when he decided to drive to Canada with his dog on the roof of his car. Obama was a child between the ages of 6 and 10 when he was served dog meat by his step-father. One action reflects on judgement, the other on life experiences. That Republicans seem to think that Romney's adult decision-making is comparable to Obama's childhood experience is telling.

If we are now going to make political hay out of the youth experiences of the candidates, I can't wait to start discussing Romney's experience as a missionary in France, during which time he lived in a 19th century palace.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've had dog, it's very popular in Korea.

I'm guessing many of you who are posting this have never left your little, small worlds here in the US of A.

I'm sorry for you...maybe try and get out more?

I would not eat dog. At age 6-10 I was more than capable of saying NO. That being said some people/groups do not have the same aversion to eating dog. My little small world is the USA and if you don't like the common culture here fell free to leave. Note Obama may be black but he sure has he11 no longer seems AA to me. If I served dog to AA friends I'd get a huge WTF even out of elderly church ladies. O the equivalent thereof.

[Anonymous]

15:55 yet again. Did Obama just try it or eat it willingly as a regular meal?

[Anonymous]

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Look, Romney is exhausted. He needs a breather, and the best hope he has of getting one is to talk about dog meat and drill down on quotes from Hilary Rosen. He's using his best material, dammit!

Come on, it's funny. Team Obama makes an issue of Romney's dog transportation techniques, hoping to score some cheap points--and this includes Axelrod, whose status as an Obama surrogate is not in dispute--and it blows up in their face and instead they are the ones who have the cheap points scored upon them. The biter, bit. If you have eaten dog, you simply don't have standing to criticize someone for transporting a dog in allegedly insufficient comfort. "In hindsight, a chilling photo." That's funny stuff.

Yes, there is an opportunity for humor. But, Romney was an adult when he decided to drive to Canada with his dog on the roof of his car. Obama was a child between the ages of 6 and 10 when he was served dog meat by his step-father. One action reflects on judgement, the other on life experiences. That Republicans seem to think that Romney's adult decision-making is comparable to Obama's childhood experience is telling.

If we are now going to make political hay out of the youth experiences of the candidates, I can't wait to start discussing Romney's experience as a missionary in France, during which time he lived in a 19th century palace.

In politics, if you are explaining, you are losing, Mr. Steele. No amount of spin will defuse the visceral impact of dog eating, nor the fact that Team Obama got one-upped this time. As I said upthread, Obama will have better days.

[jsteele]

Anonymous wrote:15:55 yet again. Did Obama just try it or eat it willingly as a regular meal?

This came from Obama's book, "Dreams of My Father." This is what it says:

"With Lolo, I learned how to eat small green chill peppers raw with dinner (plenty of rice), and, away from the dinner table, I was introduced to dog meat (tough), snake meat (tougher), and roasted grasshopper (crunchy) ... Like many Indonesians, Lolo followed a brand of Islam that could make room for the remnants of more ancient animist and Hindu faiths. He explained that a man took on the powers of whatever he ate: One day soon, he promised, he would bring home a piece of tiger meat for us to share."

Eating dog meat had nothing to do with being black, but with being in Indonesia and having an Indonesian stepfather.

[Anonymous]

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:15:55 yet again. Did Obama just try it or eat it willingly as a regular meal?

This came from Obama's book, "Dreams of My Father." This is what it says:

"With Lolo, I learned how to eat small green chill peppers raw with dinner (plenty of rice), and, away from the dinner table, I was introduced to dog meat (tough), snake meat (tougher), and roasted grasshopper (crunchy) ... Like many Indonesians, Lolo followed a brand of Islam that could make room for the remnants of more ancient animist and Hindu faiths. He explained that a man took on the powers of whatever he ate: One day soon, he promised, he would bring home a piece of tiger meat for us to share."

Eating dog meat had nothing to do with being black, but with being in Indonesia and having an Indonesian stepfather.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Look, Romney is exhausted. He needs a breather, and the best hope he has of getting one is to talk about dog meat and drill down on quotes from Hilary Rosen. He's using his best material, dammit!

Come on, it's funny. Team Obama makes an issue of Romney's dog transportation techniques, hoping to score some cheap points--and this includes Axelrod, whose status as an Obama surrogate is not in dispute--and it blows up in their face and instead they are the ones who have the cheap points scored upon them. The biter, bit. If you have eaten dog, you simply don't have standing to criticize someone for transporting a dog in allegedly insufficient comfort. "In hindsight, a chilling photo." That's funny stuff.

Yes, there is an opportunity for humor. But, Romney was an adult when he decided to drive to Canada with his dog on the roof of his car. Obama was a child between the ages of 6 and 10 when he was served dog meat by his step-father. One action reflects on judgement, the other on life experiences. That Republicans seem to think that Romney's adult decision-making is comparable to Obama's childhood experience is telling.

If we are now going to make political hay out of the youth experiences of the candidates, I can't wait to start discussing Romney's experience as a missionary in France, during which time he lived in a 19th century palace.

In politics, if you are explaining, you are losing, Mr. Steele. No amount of spin will defuse the visceral impact of dog eating, nor the fact that Team Obama got one-upped this time. As I said upthread, Obama will have better days.

No amount of self-delusion will save you from your flip flopping, gaffe-prone former liberal governor of Massachusetts. Desperate, desperate, desperate. I can't wait to find out what other things these candidates did when they were six.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Look, Romney is exhausted. He needs a breather, and the best hope he has of getting one is to talk about dog meat and drill down on quotes from Hilary Rosen. He's using his best material, dammit!

Come on, it's funny. Team Obama makes an issue of Romney's dog transportation techniques, hoping to score some cheap points--and this includes Axelrod, whose status as an Obama surrogate is not in dispute--and it blows up in their face and instead they are the ones who have the cheap points scored upon them. The biter, bit. If you have eaten dog, you simply don't have standing to criticize someone for transporting a dog in allegedly insufficient comfort. "In hindsight, a chilling photo." That's funny stuff.

Yes, there is an opportunity for humor. But, Romney was an adult when he decided to drive to Canada with his dog on the roof of his car. Obama was a child between the ages of 6 and 10 when he was served dog meat by his step-father. One action reflects on judgement, the other on life experiences. That Republicans seem to think that Romney's adult decision-making is comparable to Obama's childhood experience is telling.

If we are now going to make political hay out of the youth experiences of the candidates, I can't wait to start discussing Romney's experience as a missionary in France, during which time he lived in a 19th century palace.

In politics, if you are explaining, you are losing, Mr. Steele. No amount of spin will defuse the visceral impact of dog eating, nor the fact that Team Obama got one-upped this time. As I said upthread, Obama will have better days.

No amount of self-delusion will save you from your flip flopping, gaffe-prone former liberal governor of Massachusetts. Desperate, desperate, desperate. I can't wait to find out what other things these candidates did when they were six.

YOU MAD? Fight stupid attacks (vacation with dog on roof) with stupid facts (Obama ate dog)

[Anonymous]

One of the GOP superpacs needs to make a simulated movie of a dog being slaughtered and cooked. Then have Obama eating it....that's a 10 point election swing right there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:One of the GOP superpacs needs to make a simulated movie of a dog being slaughtered and cooked. Then have Obama eating it....that's a 10 point election swing right there.

Yeah, if you want to embarrass your party, go ahead and do that. Apparently your party has no idea what it wants to run on anymore.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Look, Romney is exhausted. He needs a breather, and the best hope he has of getting one is to talk about dog meat and drill down on quotes from Hilary Rosen. He's using his best material, dammit!

Come on, it's funny. Team Obama makes an issue of Romney's dog transportation techniques, hoping to score some cheap points--and this includes Axelrod, whose status as an Obama surrogate is not in dispute--and it blows up in their face and instead they are the ones who have the cheap points scored upon them. The biter, bit. If you have eaten dog, you simply don't have standing to criticize someone for transporting a dog in allegedly insufficient comfort. "In hindsight, a chilling photo." That's funny stuff.

Ha ha, I didn't see any blowing up in anyone's face! Uh, yeah, a kid eating dog meat served to him by his dad. As opposed to a dad putting a dog on the roof. Which one's the grown up? In fact, I'm astonished Team Romney pulled this out. Does he really want to look like he's picking on a 10 year old?!! Unbelievable!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:One of the GOP superpacs needs to make a simulated movie of a dog being slaughtered and cooked. Then have Obama eating it....that's a 10 point election swing right there.

. They can use that adorable Beethoven st Bernard as the dog actor!

[Anonymous]

all this really solves all the country's problems.

the biggest dog "abuser" is the one who will lead this country to hell. it all makes sense

[jsteele]

The Republicans think they can win the people-who-base-their-votes-on-what-the-candidate-ate-as-a-child vote. They have given up on Hispanics, women, African-Americans and the college-educated. But, they've got this demographic nailed. Good luck in the election, guys.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Look, Romney is exhausted. He needs a breather, and the best hope he has of getting one is to talk about dog meat and drill down on quotes from Hilary Rosen. He's using his best material, dammit!

Come on, it's funny. Team Obama makes an issue of Romney's dog transportation techniques, hoping to score some cheap points--and this includes Axelrod, whose status as an Obama surrogate is not in dispute--and it blows up in their face and instead they are the ones who have the cheap points scored upon them. The biter, bit. If you have eaten dog, you simply don't have standing to criticize someone for transporting a dog in allegedly insufficient comfort. "In hindsight, a chilling photo." That's funny stuff.

Yes, there is an opportunity for humor. But, Romney was an adult when he decided to drive to Canada with his dog on the roof of his car. Obama was a child between the ages of 6 and 10 when he was served dog meat by his step-father. One action reflects on judgement, the other on life experiences. That Republicans seem to think that Romney's adult decision-making is comparable to Obama's childhood experience is telling.

If we are now going to make political hay out of the youth experiences of the candidates, I can't wait to start discussing Romney's experience as a missionary in France, during which time he lived in a 19th century palace.

In politics, if you are explaining, you are losing, Mr. Steele. No amount of spin will defuse the visceral impact of dog eating, nor the fact that Team Obama got one-upped this time. As I said upthread, Obama will have better days.

No amount of self-delusion will save you from your flip flopping, gaffe-prone former liberal governor of Massachusetts. Desperate, desperate, desperate. I can't wait to find out what other things these candidates did when they were six.

YOU MAD? Fight stupid attacks (vacation with dog on roof) with stupid facts (Obama ate dog)

In order to stop the Romney story, you should talk to Fox and Newt Gingrich. Both seemed to get plenty of mileage out of that story. Gingrich even ran an attack ad about it.

With such a love of guns, I guess it's no surprise which party is so good at shooting itself in the foot.