"Arugula-flavoured politics."
That's what the Economist (8/23) calls Barack Obama's brand of politics.
Seems McCain's veepchoice has grizzly bear-flavored politics.
But before we sneer at Sarah Palin for eating moose burgers (if we're so inclined), we might ask ourselves,
Who am I to sneer? Can I honestly say I can distinguish between capers and pickled nasturtium seed pods?
Btw, lest I have been unclear:
I support Obama.
(Good reason #1: health care reform.)
I just don't think the sun rises and sets on him.
And arugula?
Love it! But turnip greens are much cheaper.
[Image via Michelle Malkin, conservative journalist/blogger. It refers to Obama complaining in a small Iowa town about the price of arugula at Whole Foods, an elitist grocery chain that did not have a store in this town.]
Love the poster...very high quality graphics...I didn't know the Republicans ever had such high (arty) production values. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the way Obama caresses the arugula.
Cafepress.com has a great spread of hot/cool graphics --including a "McCain is my homeboy" design...
ReplyDeleteThis is not our father's Chevrolet...