Subliminal “NIG” Message in Hillary Clinton Ad … Some People Need to Have Their Heads Examined

You have got to be kidding me, now liberals are trying to say that there is a subliminal message in the latest Clinton ad where a child is sleeping and dressed on pajamas where one can see the words “NIG” on them. WHAT IS WRONG WITH THESE PEOPLE? Is it only a matter of time before the MSM use this against Hillary?

We could not agree more with The Jawa Reports that this type of over-reacting liberal insanity is just the tip of the iceberg. Wait, just wait until the general election when so-called liberal independents and the MSM turn on John McCain.

At Ann Althouse she asks, “Why are the letters ‘NIG’ on the child’s pajamas?” Um, maybe because the pajamas say “Good Night” all over them!!! Jawa nails the sarcasm perfectly to make their point, as usual.

See, the “Good Night” pajamas on the kid have been DELIBERATELY MANIPULATED BY SINISTER FORCES within the RACIST Clinton campaign. It says, “NIG,” and we all know what that means! No, really, it’s not a “C,” it’s a “G.” Honestly, and it only takes a fraction of a second for your brain to subconsciously note the lettering on the pajamas, realize that the pajamas are printed all over with the phrase “Good Night,” thus allowing your brain to understand that what appears to be a letter fragment, possibly a “C,” is actually a “G,” the first three letters in the “N-WORD” and, as we all know, Obama is half African-American, so, OMG…OMG…OMG…HILLARY IS A RACIST!!!!!!! (The Jawa Report)

Watch the video clip of the ad in question at Patterico’s Pontifications.

If it were Obama’s commercial, with a subliminal disparaging remark about Hillary, it would be ignored. But since it’s Hillary’s commercial, and the media are in Obama’s pocket, I’m not so sure.

To borrow a line from Dr Ruth Westheimer at a seminar I once saw her at, “sometimes a banana is just a banana”.

What are other bloggers saying?

• Right Wing Nut House: CLINTON COMMERCIAL TAGGED “RACIST”
• Hot Air: Inane: The Obligatory “Subliminal Messages in Hillary’s Commercial” Post

This is, of course, exceedingly silly. The only interesting question is whether Big Media will run with it or not. The answer: possibly. Since it hurts Hillary and helps the Messiah, why not?

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