Arf, Arf!: Hillary Barks Like 'Attack Dog' at Nevada Rally

[dani67]

what is your opinion about it ?
is it freedom of speech?



presidential contenders say all sorts of different things on the stump. Barking like a dog, however, may be a first.

Perhaps sensing a lack of momentum and lagging support among potential voters, Hillary Clinton added a bit of pizzaz to a routine campaign stop in Nevada on Saturday. Speaking to an audience in Reno, Clinton likened herself to a Republican fact-checker -- or, an attack dog, if you will.

Citing a political radio ad that aired in Arkansas years ago and featured a dog that would bark whenever a candidate spoke an untrue statement, Clinton began barking herself:

"We need to get that dog and follow him around and every time they say these things, like, 'oh the Great Recession was caused by too much regulation," Clinton said before yelping, "Arf! Arf! Arf! Arf!" to general applause.
Arf, Arf!: Hillary Barks Like 'Attack Dog' at Nevada Rally

 

[Fueri]

She's a fact checker now?

that in itself is cause to roll on the floor.

Maybe she'll do that for her next trick.

 

[Misty]

YouTube is blowing up with mock videos. It's her dean scream moment. Lol. She should've known better. Lolol

 

[Pogo]

what is your opinion about it ?
is it freedom of speech?



presidential contenders say all sorts of different things on the stump. Barking like a dog, however, may be a first.

Perhaps sensing a lack of momentum and lagging support among potential voters, Hillary Clinton added a bit of pizzaz to a routine campaign stop in Nevada on Saturday. Speaking to an audience in Reno, Clinton likened herself to a Republican fact-checker -- or, an attack dog, if you will.

Citing a political radio ad that aired in Arkansas years ago and featured a dog that would bark whenever a candidate spoke an untrue statement, Clinton began barking herself:

"We need to get that dog and follow him around and every time they say these things, like, 'oh the Great Recession was caused by too much regulation," Clinton said before yelping, "Arf! Arf! Arf! Arf!" to general applause.
Arf, Arf!: Hillary Barks Like 'Attack Dog' at Nevada Rally

Once again, demoagogue talking heads remove the context in order to make a bullshit point.

Here's the full context:

​

Kinda has the opposite effect the editors intended....


Fox Noise did the same thing with the bogus "fake Southern accent" speech, removing the part that reveals she was quoting the lyrics of a gospel song, not "faking an accent".

Commercial media doing what it does. Selling snake oil to the gullible.

 

[S.J.]

She looks like a dog, why not bark like one?

 

[Pogo]

what is your opinion about it ?
is it freedom of speech?

How would it not be "freedom of speech"?

 

[Misty]

what is your opinion about it ?
is it freedom of speech?



presidential contenders say all sorts of different things on the stump. Barking like a dog, however, may be a first.

Perhaps sensing a lack of momentum and lagging support among potential voters, Hillary Clinton added a bit of pizzaz to a routine campaign stop in Nevada on Saturday. Speaking to an audience in Reno, Clinton likened herself to a Republican fact-checker -- or, an attack dog, if you will.

Citing a political radio ad that aired in Arkansas years ago and featured a dog that would bark whenever a candidate spoke an untrue statement, Clinton began barking herself:

"We need to get that dog and follow him around and every time they say these things, like, 'oh the Great Recession was caused by too much regulation," Clinton said before yelping, "Arf! Arf! Arf! Arf!" to general applause.
Arf, Arf!: Hillary Barks Like 'Attack Dog' at Nevada Rally

Once again, demoagogue talking heads remove the context in order to make a bullshit point.

Here's the full context:

​

Kinda has the opposite effect the editors intended....


Fox Noise did the same thing with the bogus "fake Southern accent" speech, removing the part that reveals she was quoting the lyrics of a gospel song, not "faking an accent".

Commercial media doing what it does. Selling snake oil to the gullible.

Doesn't matter. She sounds like an idiot and is being mocked unmercifully.

She brought it on herself. Bark bark. Lololol

 

[Steve_McGarrett]

It's Come to This=> Hillary Clinton Barks Like a Dog ...Update: BARKING REMIX! - The Gateway Pundit

 

[Pogo]

what is your opinion about it ?
is it freedom of speech?



presidential contenders say all sorts of different things on the stump. Barking like a dog, however, may be a first.

Perhaps sensing a lack of momentum and lagging support among potential voters, Hillary Clinton added a bit of pizzaz to a routine campaign stop in Nevada on Saturday. Speaking to an audience in Reno, Clinton likened herself to a Republican fact-checker -- or, an attack dog, if you will.

Citing a political radio ad that aired in Arkansas years ago and featured a dog that would bark whenever a candidate spoke an untrue statement, Clinton began barking herself:

"We need to get that dog and follow him around and every time they say these things, like, 'oh the Great Recession was caused by too much regulation," Clinton said before yelping, "Arf! Arf! Arf! Arf!" to general applause.
Arf, Arf!: Hillary Barks Like 'Attack Dog' at Nevada Rally

Once again, demoagogue talking heads remove the context in order to make a bullshit point.

Here's the full context:

​

Kinda has the opposite effect the editors intended....


Fox Noise did the same thing with the bogus "fake Southern accent" speech, removing the part that reveals she was quoting the lyrics of a gospel song, not "faking an accent".

Commercial media doing what it does. Selling snake oil to the gullible.

Doesn't matter. She sounds like an idiot and is being mocked unmercifully.

She brought it on herself. Bark bark. Lololol

Actually, yes it does matter. Because removing context is dishonest.

 

[Compost]

what is your opinion about it ?
is it freedom of speech?



presidential contenders say all sorts of different things on the stump. Barking like a dog, however, may be a first.

Perhaps sensing a lack of momentum and lagging support among potential voters, Hillary Clinton added a bit of pizzaz to a routine campaign stop in Nevada on Saturday. Speaking to an audience in Reno, Clinton likened herself to a Republican fact-checker -- or, an attack dog, if you will.

Citing a political radio ad that aired in Arkansas years ago and featured a dog that would bark whenever a candidate spoke an untrue statement, Clinton began barking herself:

"We need to get that dog and follow him around and every time they say these things, like, 'oh the Great Recession was caused by too much regulation," Clinton said before yelping, "Arf! Arf! Arf! Arf!" to general applause.
Arf, Arf!: Hillary Barks Like 'Attack Dog' at Nevada Rally

Once again, demoagogue talking heads remove the context in order to make a bullshit point.

Here's the full context:

​

Kinda has the opposite effect the editors intended....


Fox Noise did the same thing with the bogus "fake Southern accent" speech, removing the part that reveals she was quoting the lyrics of a gospel song, not "faking an accent".

Commercial media doing what it does. Selling snake oil to the gullible.

Yes. Clearly. Hillary was just faking a dog accent.

 

[TNHarley]

what is your opinion about it ?
is it freedom of speech?

How would it not be "freedom of speech"?

Let me ask Fido what he thinks

 

[TNHarley]

what is your opinion about it ?
is it freedom of speech?



presidential contenders say all sorts of different things on the stump. Barking like a dog, however, may be a first.

Perhaps sensing a lack of momentum and lagging support among potential voters, Hillary Clinton added a bit of pizzaz to a routine campaign stop in Nevada on Saturday. Speaking to an audience in Reno, Clinton likened herself to a Republican fact-checker -- or, an attack dog, if you will.

Citing a political radio ad that aired in Arkansas years ago and featured a dog that would bark whenever a candidate spoke an untrue statement, Clinton began barking herself:

"We need to get that dog and follow him around and every time they say these things, like, 'oh the Great Recession was caused by too much regulation," Clinton said before yelping, "Arf! Arf! Arf! Arf!" to general applause.
Arf, Arf!: Hillary Barks Like 'Attack Dog' at Nevada Rally

Once again, demoagogue talking heads remove the context in order to make a bullshit point.

Here's the full context:

​

Kinda has the opposite effect the editors intended....


Fox Noise did the same thing with the bogus "fake Southern accent" speech, removing the part that reveals she was quoting the lyrics of a gospel song, not "faking an accent".

Commercial media doing what it does. Selling snake oil to the gullible.

Doesn't matter. She sounds like an idiot and is being mocked unmercifully.

She brought it on herself. Bark bark. Lololol

Actually, yes it does matter. Because removing context is dishonest.

You don't need context to make fun of corrupt cankles barking like a dog, pogo..

 

[B. Kidd]

Will Hill-Beast sniff Loretta Lynchs' A-Hole to keep from being indicted?........

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Not one of the Hildabeast's finer moments.

 

[Pogo]

what is your opinion about it ?
is it freedom of speech?



presidential contenders say all sorts of different things on the stump. Barking like a dog, however, may be a first.

Perhaps sensing a lack of momentum and lagging support among potential voters, Hillary Clinton added a bit of pizzaz to a routine campaign stop in Nevada on Saturday. Speaking to an audience in Reno, Clinton likened herself to a Republican fact-checker -- or, an attack dog, if you will.

Citing a political radio ad that aired in Arkansas years ago and featured a dog that would bark whenever a candidate spoke an untrue statement, Clinton began barking herself:

"We need to get that dog and follow him around and every time they say these things, like, 'oh the Great Recession was caused by too much regulation," Clinton said before yelping, "Arf! Arf! Arf! Arf!" to general applause.
Arf, Arf!: Hillary Barks Like 'Attack Dog' at Nevada Rally

Once again, demoagogue talking heads remove the context in order to make a bullshit point.

Here's the full context:

​

Kinda has the opposite effect the editors intended....


Fox Noise did the same thing with the bogus "fake Southern accent" speech, removing the part that reveals she was quoting the lyrics of a gospel song, not "faking an accent".

Commercial media doing what it does. Selling snake oil to the gullible.

Yes. Clearly. Hillary was just faking a dog accent.

Clearly. And just as clearly, removing the context changes the thrust of the message.

There's a reason this board has a rule that you can't edit somebody else's post to say something they never said -- because it's dishonest.

Well this is the same thing.

 

[Auld Phart]

what is your opinion about it ?
is it freedom of speech?



presidential contenders say all sorts of different things on the stump. Barking like a dog, however, may be a first.

Perhaps sensing a lack of momentum and lagging support among potential voters, Hillary Clinton added a bit of pizzaz to a routine campaign stop in Nevada on Saturday. Speaking to an audience in Reno, Clinton likened herself to a Republican fact-checker -- or, an attack dog, if you will.

Citing a political radio ad that aired in Arkansas years ago and featured a dog that would bark whenever a candidate spoke an untrue statement, Clinton began barking herself:

"We need to get that dog and follow him around and every time they say these things, like, 'oh the Great Recession was caused by too much regulation," Clinton said before yelping, "Arf! Arf! Arf! Arf!" to general applause.
Arf, Arf!: Hillary Barks Like 'Attack Dog' at Nevada Rally

Once again, demoagogue talking heads remove the context in order to make a bullshit point.

Here's the full context:

​

Kinda has the opposite effect the editors intended....


Fox Noise did the same thing with the bogus "fake Southern accent" speech, removing the part that reveals she was quoting the lyrics of a gospel song, not "faking an accent".

Commercial media doing what it does. Selling snake oil to the gullible.

I agree, just like the 9-15sec spots on Bush golfing

 

[IsaacNewton]

I don't think it will hurt her that much, but that is a video clip that can be played over and over.
You just don't give the opposition something like that. Time will tell if it fades away, like BenGassy, or becomes a general meme. It will certainly become a whacko right-wing meme. The only question is if it will have any traction in general, which I doubt.

Especially if trump or the GOP starts with women/dog jokes. These things are also fraught with danger for the mockers.

 

[Auld Phart]

what is your opinion about it ?
is it freedom of speech?

How would it not be "freedom of speech"?

Let me ask Fido what he thinks

I already asked, he says she's got a funny accent

 

[Fang]

It's pure gold for republicans. Lol

 

[Fueri]

Who do you want guarding YOUR house at 3AM?