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Ted Nugent Defends his Mongrel Comment

Tam

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Notice she was just like Oldtimer, and never even flinched an inch when she played the View Clip, that Ted requested they play in his defense, where Obama called everyone on the planet a MONGREL and the ladies on the View agreed with him, yet she attacked Ted for using the same name in describing Obama the person Ted sees as the destroyer of a country he and Hundreds of millions of Americans LOVE.


She went searching for a meaning of the word that fit her agenda against Ted yet never took offense to Obama using the same derogatory name towards her and everyone else, Black White or any other color.

She is a freaking HYPOCRITE to go after Ted and not even flinch when Obama calls her a MONGREL. :roll:

Then trying to claim Ted was saying Obama was a chimpanzee when he said even a Chimpanzee and Hillary could see it. :roll: do you think she took this as offensive too.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=104x1874078

Friggin Hypocrite. :x
 

Tam

Well-known member
Let the CNN talking faces defend these

Negative[edit]

President Bush's political opponents often use nicknames for him in a disparaging sense, such as:
W - distinguishing son from father by his middle initial
Dubya - folksy Texan pronunciation of his middle initial W
GW - the initials of both his first and middle names
King George, King George II, Little George - implying he's as oppressive as the British monarchy was toward the early American colonists - used by Howard Dean in a campaign speech September 23, 2003 [1]
Junior - suggesting that he's not on a par with his father
Baby Bush - distinguishing him from Poppy Bush (the nickname of choice for George H. W. Bush)
Bush Baby - a crack likening him to an African primate (see galago)
Shrub - pun on his last name, since he's a smaller Bush. This nickname was popularized by Texas newspaper columnist Molly Ivins.
Uncurious George - motivated by his chimp-like resemblance to fictional monkey Curious George and by his intolerance for diverging fact and opinion. Usual "I know you are but what am I liberal tag" (See "put some Ice on it, Bill Clinton)
Bushie - belittling diminutive (compare Moonie)
Dumbo - implying that Bush is an idiot
Dumbya - hybrid of Dumbo and Dubya
Shrubya - hybrid of Shrub and Dubya
Gush - coupled with "Bore" in descriptions of Election 2000 as the "Gush and Bore election", juxtaposing his surname spooneristically with that of Al Gore (whose only two nicknames, by marked contrast, are Al Bore and Al Snore)
Bushitler - used by his most extreme opponents to express hatred towards the US president and to liken him to Adolf Hitler.
 
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