Obama Supporters' T-Shirts: 'Sarah Palin is a C---'

For days now, we've heard about the rage exhibited by supporters attending McCain-Palin rallies.

Of course, you'll never hear the lib media admit this, but rage and ugliness are boiling over on the Left. Hateful rhetoric and displays directed at Sarah Palin are carried out by Barack Obama's supporters with impunity.

Many are in a state of full blown Palin Derangement Syndrome.

Wake Up America wonders where the media are in condemning the hate and slurs thrown at Palin.

On WUA, a photo of four Obama supporters standing in front of the Park Hyatt Hotel in Philadelphia shows them wearing t-shirts that read, "Sarah Palin is a c---."

The media are ignoring horrible slams like this, but God help anyone daring to say a disparaging word against Obama.

One or two loons spit out something reprehensible at a McCain-Palin event and suddenly the rallies are nothing but hate fests attended by explosive, hateful people. And McCain and Palin are to blame for stoking the alleged pervasive rage.

When the slurs are directed at the Republicans, however, no problem. Those are deserving expressions of truth in the world of the Leftists.

Kim Gandy, president of the National Organization for Women, where are you?

Where's your outrage that Sarah Palin, a woman of such tremendous accomplishments, is being demeaned like this?

I want to know if Gandy and NOW will speak out against Palin's attackers.

Will they condemn the people who are using offensive terms and images to express their hate for Palin?

These individuals aren't just attacking Palin. They're attacking women.

Here's a shirt for those well-dressed Obama supporters looking to make a real statement:



Here's another:



This one calls Palin a whore:



One more:



I could go on. I will.



The point is Palin is being brutally attacked, and in a fashion that is degrading to women in general.

But apparently, Kim Gandy is OK with that.

CNN and the Washington Post and Frank Rich of the New York Times and Ted Koppel aren't fretting over the possibility that the treatment of Sarah Palin may result in increased violence toward women. They aren't worrying about the consequences of the Left's unbridled rage.

Very revealing.

The hypocrisy is stunning.

Rage. Tell me about it.


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From Politico:

The ridiculously industrious Jake Tapper asks who the people are who showed up outside a Palin event in Philadelphia with t-shirts whose neon green lettering carried a particularly taboo slur about Palin.

I mentioned the shirts in passing earlier, and one of their creators, emailing under the name Rhiannon Volpe, objected to my suggestion that she was a Democrat:

I personally am a registered Libertarian, supporting Obama this year. Palin is the last woman I want to hold a political office right now. Her lack of common sense, cruel treatment to animals, and just plain ignorance to what we (Americans, and even women) really care about is absolutely frustrating. The point of wearing the shirt to me is just a bold way of saying that she certainly is not liked or one of "us." To play the gender card is irrelevant, because I am a woman who wears the tshirt anyway.

She added that McCain had, allegedly, used the word himself, "so is it really that offensive?" And she said none of the people pictured were Democrats.

She's also selling the shirts online, part of a line of ironical Philly hipster gear.