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Pig-gate: any way you spin it, lipstick on a pig is politics as usual 
illinois.edu | by debaron@uiuc.edu | Wed, Sep 10
When Barack Obama said of rival John McCain's economic plan, "You can put lipstick on a pig, but it's still a pig," Republicans loudly complained that he was attacking vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin, who had connected lipstick, hockey moms, and pit bulls in her speech at the Repub...
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