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Liberals, Conservatives, and Dogs

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Barack Obama got his dog.  It's a spazzy breed for even a dedicated dog owner.  In other words, he picked the wrong breed.His family's decision was the product of typical liberal/Yuppie/Stuff White People Like self-indulgence.  The dog is so cute!  That's not how you pick a dog.  You need to be more rational than that. Can you handle a high energy dog?  Even though Obama is a supreme alpha male, he won't have the time to assert his alpha status on the dog.  It will be a regular challenge.  The dog will probably live another 10-12 years.  What will happen to the dog when his kids leave?  In ten years, Obama and his wife will be old.  If they aren't going to live in the country with a lot of space, then what?  They won't be able to properly exercise their dog...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on February 26, 2009 (boomark / email).

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