Sarah Palin Immortalized With Remington 870 Pump
Written by Irwin Greenstein
Pikesville, MD –-(AmmoLand.com)- In the shadow of Capitol Hill, a forgotten patriot consigned to America’s trash heap of the unemployed has created a new national symbol that celebrates the values Sarah Palin holds true.
A man who goes only by the name of Dale has cast Sarah Palin as the lost daughter of the World War II heroine, Rosie the Riveter – but with a twist.
Norman Rockwell’s classic 1943 Saturday Evening Post cover of Rosie shows a rivet gun in the lap of our plucky aircraft assembly-line worker during her lunch break. Dale has replaced it with a Remington 870 pump shotgun.
Dale explained in an email to us…click below to read more.
An obscure artist who only goes by Dale created a stunning poster of Sarah Palin based on Norman Rockwell’s classic Rosie the Riveter. For starters, Dale substituted Rosie’s pneumatic rivet gun with a Remington 870. The poster has sparked the ire of some liberal bloggers. Check out the full story on Shotgun Life at www.shotgunlife.com .
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