EMBRACE IT: Lipstick on a pig

Blog by -Josh Marshall
Let’s face it. Lipstick on a pig is a classic American phrase. And there’s just no better way to describe the McCain-Palin ticket. The ‘Reformer’ whose whole campaign and senate office is run by a crew of high-rolling DC lobbyists? The earmark slayer whose state this year got ten times more earmarks than any other state in the country? Whose city when she was mayor got twenty times as many? The whole operation is just one big bamboozling lie. And lipstick on a pig is just using good American English to explain it. If McCain and Palin don’t like it they should have thought of that before they decided to run as frauds.

EMBRACE IT: Lipstick on a pig

Blog by -Josh Marshall
Let’s face it. Lipstick on a pig is a classic American phrase. And there’s just no better way to describe the McCain-Palin ticket. The ‘Reformer’ whose whole campaign and senate office is run by a crew of high-rolling DC lobbyists? The earmark slayer whose state this year got ten times more earmarks than any other state in the country? Whose city when she was mayor got twenty times as many? The whole operation is just one big bamboozling lie. And lipstick on a pig is just using good American English to explain it. If McCain and Palin don’t like it they should have thought of that before they decided to run as frauds.

>9/11 Ceremony Set for Sept 11, 6:30 p.m. at Memorial Gardens

>Middletown Township will hold a remembrance ceremony on Thursday, September 11, 2008 at 6:30 p.m. at the Middletown World Trade Center Memorial Gardens in memory of the 37 residents who died in the World Trade Center Tragedy seven years ago. The evening will include a wreath laying ceremony followed by a reflective walk through the gardens.

The ceremony will be held rain or shine. The gardens are located at 36 Church Street next to the Middletown Arts Center. Visitors can park at the Middletown Train Station.

9/11 Ceremony Set for Sept 11, 6:30 p.m. at Memorial Gardens

Middletown Township will hold a remembrance ceremony on Thursday, September 11, 2008 at 6:30 p.m. at the Middletown World Trade Center Memorial Gardens in memory of the 37 residents who died in the World Trade Center Tragedy seven years ago. The evening will include a wreath laying ceremony followed by a reflective walk through the gardens.

The ceremony will be held rain or shine. The gardens are located at 36 Church Street next to the Middletown Arts Center. Visitors can park at the Middletown Train Station.