However, McCain's staff have their ears up for anything that can be interpreted as sexist. And frankly, what a great strategy.

They're waiting for their Mamama moment.

Either it's sexist in both circumstances, or it's sexist in neither. I want you on record here.

Republicans should be allowed to be insulting because they tend to not follow political correctness. However, when the Democrats nominate the most politically correct candidate ever, then they should play by the rules that they have set.

Or the Democrats can shut up about hate speech or code words and start talking about issues. However, I doubt that the hypocrites in the Democrats Party want to give up on their use of hidden meanings to keep certain poitical groups in line.

Much like adultry hurts Repubicans much more than Democrats because it makes Repubicans look like hypocrites, the same applies to Democrats and political correctness. Remember, under political correctness, it is the people who are insulted who get to determine the intent of the peaker.

If the Democrats do not want to be judged on their insults, then the Democrats should renounce political correctness.

It's like when Obama made the dollar bill comment this summer. It was seen, rightly, as a desperate play of the race card.

It seems the McCain people panicked here. Fortunately for Obama he's calling this BS out.

The lipstick phrase is a common, innocent cliché.

Barack is just being ripped because the liberals and press overreached when she was announced as the VP pick.

Is it fair? Probably not.

Some days, it just sucks to be a Democrat.

Driving home last night, I caught a few minutes of a right-wing talk radio show (one that had surely never aired a sexist remark about Hillary Clinton) and heard the spin that, well, Obama must have been making a sexist comment because presidential candidates don't talk like this. Take it, Dick Cheney.

John Kerry is trying every which way to cover up his record of weakness on national defense. But he can't do it. It won't work. As we like to say in Wyoming, you can put all the lipstick you want on that pig, but at the end of the day, it's still a pig.

I guess it was OK when Chenney says it, but now it's “sexist”. Talk about flip-flops…

Ahhhhh Grasshopper. You noticed.

The “liberal media” is indeed a myth, promoted to divert, confuse and befuddle.

We know whose pocket mainstream media sits in. We weren't born yesterday. I love one reporter's comment about a bit she did, “hey, I only say what they want me to say in the briefing room.”…and she laughed.

There's more to that than you want to know..

While [McCain] said he had not studied Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton's health-care plan, he said it was “eerily reminiscent” of the failed plan she offered as first lady in the early 1990s.

“I think they put some lipstick on a pig, but it's still a pig,” [McCain] said of [Hillary Clinton's] proposal.

Can you please provide references where you have accused blacks of being too thin skinned?