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A Bouncing Rush Limbaugh
Have you ever wanted to see Rush Limbaugh bounce? If so, Americans United for Change has made your dream come true. Trying to exploit the recent news story about GOP chairman Michael Steele apologizing to the radio host after calling his broadcasts "ugly" and "incendiary," this progressive advocacy group has put out another ad targeting the conservative kingpin of the airwaves, who has said he would like to see President Obama fail. And in this spot, Limbaugh jiggles at the end.
By the way, the White House seems delighted by the Rush-Steele dust-up. At the very end of Tuesday's press briefing, White House press secretary Robert Gibbs quipped, "I was a little surprised [at] the speed with which Mr. Steele, the head of the RNC, apologized to the head of the Republican Party." Meow.
Limbaugh Ubber Alles
CPAC and the new GOP party leader Limbaugh proved one thing last week, their motto really is “We (CPAC "Big Brother" culture) Know What’s Good For America.”
Yet during the entire week Rush and his fellow travelers remained in total denial of the fact that the GOP caused the Great GOP Recession of 2009.
Thus for the entire 21st century to date the GOP has:
1. Supported Communism by selling out the American economy to the threat of control of American Capitalism by Communist China.
2. During the last three elections the GOP proved continuously that their dominant cultural values are defined by their core constituency in the red states that still practice the KKK culture of Hate.
3. For the better part of this decade, GOP leaders such Bush and Cheney and republican congressional leaders used Lies of Mass Destruction and promoted government surveillance and control with increasing encroachment on the rights of the individual.
4. So today, the newest GOP leader Limbaugh is promoting a CPAC ruling elite dedicated to wielding total power over America by continuing to practice Hitler’s Motto: “Make the lie big, make it simple, keep saying it, and eventually they will believe it.”
Thus CPAC meetings proved that the GOP is now some weird combination of Communism, KKK, Fascism and Limbaughism.
It is way past due time for the DNC to learn to “Fight Like Hell For The Living” or the GOP will produce “1984” at last, a course that the Bush Autocracy set America upon which Limbaugh’s GOP is dedicated to perpetuating.
Rush Limbaugh Bounce
It's a little disheartening to see all drama and noise around Limbaugh. All it does is drive his ardent 30% or so deeper into his psychosis and further convince them that big media's out to get them. And the listening and thinking public (the rest of us) don't care about him and wouldn't listen to him if he were the last radio show on the air.
Historically, gasbags like Limbaugh eventually flame out. Raising his profile by agonizing over his outrageous, vile, mean-spririted and ultimately ludicrous invective only gives him a little longer to continue.
Ruch (shudder) Limbaugh
The only people who take this idiot seriously are too far gone to reason with. They feel a special bond with him because he tells them that they are right and everyone else is out to get them. The ditto heads are to be pitied, but you can not debate them. Reason? They only know what he tells them they need to know. Just sad!
Airwave domination
I believe it was Colin Powell's 'kid' who sold out the American people's rightful ownership of the airwaves with his false declaration that consolidation of radio stations would have no detrimental impact on competition OR, even more importantly, the ability for different viewpoints to be heard.
The mega-consolidation of the Limbaugh 'syndicate'd show accomplishes two things- a coherent packaged message blasted all over the country, regardless of market: the 'masses' hear the same message in what some would call daily propaganda (PRAVDA or Big Brother?). The message comes from one voice- there's no chance for dialogue, or, heaven forbid- direct debate on Limbaugh's talking points.
The radio stations buy in to the dollar value of having a syndicated show rather than the overhead of a local host. So much for the airwaves actually serving the purpose of local debate and concerns.
Time for debundling the mega-consolidated groups and getting back to having civil discourse. Time for Limbaugh to realize he is NOT gawd... he is a hypocrite (drugs ok for him but for 'them folk' send em to jail)... he is not a Christian... how many marriages? His largesse (both figuratively and physically) enforce the perception that he is a narcassistic egomaniac (stress the maniac).
He is not a conservative, nor is he anything but a political hack. If he were a TRUE conservative, he would have spent the last 6 years ATTACKING the Bush administration for its failed fiscal policies. Bush grew the federal government without check or challenge. As for the Hannitys and Limbaughs who attempt to divert attention from their malicious attack on President Obama- they are being 'pre-emptive'... vs. the Dems (and most all of America) who challenged Bush' decisions AFTER the fact. Bush had a free ride for years- post 9/11 and beyond.
Repbulicans- WAKE UP! Tear down your false gawd.
Rush Limbaugh, antagonist
Animal liberation has its antagonists. "I'll tell you what the environmental movement is in this country today, folks," insisted Rush Limbaugh on an April 22, 1993 television broadcast, "It is the modern home of the socialist/communist movement in America." According to Limbaugh, the "real mission" of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) "is destroying capitalism, not saving animals." (The Way Things Ought to Be, p. 108)
The reality? As an integral part of a secular moral philosophy, ethical vegetarianism and purchasing only cruelty-free consumer products are comparable to economic boycotting -- a political tactic used by liberals and conservatives alike.
In The Case for Animal Rights, Dr. Tom Regan observes: "The rights view is not antagonistic to business, free enterprise, the market mechanism, and the like. What the rights view is antagonistic to is the view that consumers owe it to any business to purchase that business's goods or services. The animal industry is no exception."
According to Dr. Regan: "The rights view's denunciation of standard toxicity tests on animals is not antibusiness. It does not deny any manufacturer the liberty to introduce any new product into the marketplace, to compete with the others already there, and to sink or swim in the waters of free enterprise.
"All that the rights view denies is that the toxicity of any new product may be pretested on animals in ways harmful to them. Nonanimal alternatives are not ruled out by the rights view. On the contrary, their development should be encouraged, both on the grounds of the public interest and because of the legitimate legal interests of the manufacturers.
"Nor is the rights view antiscientific," concludes Dr. Regan. "It places the scientific challenge before pharmacologists and related scientists: find scientifically valid ways that serve the public interest without violating individual rights."
Abolitionists are almost always accused of being anti-capitalist by the very industries they attack: "(The abolition of the slave trade) would be extreme cruelty to the African savages, a portion of whom it saves from massacre, or intolerable bondage in their own country, and introduces into a much happier state of life," claimed James Boswell, an 18th century pro-slavery writer.
According to Boswell: "...the anti-slavery crusade...the ranting of a handful of moralistic bigots, (which attempted)...to abolish so very important and necessary a branch of commercial interest, must have been crushed at once had not the insignificance of the zealots who vainly took the lead in it, made the vast body of planters, merchants and others, whose immense properties were involved in the trade...suppose that there would be no danger."
Social progress means change. The invention of the automobile and the end of the Second World War brought about radical change in the work place. Anti-abolitionists claimed that the end of human slavery would bring with it the collapse of the economic structure of the Southern United States. In his book, The Status of Animals in the Christian Religion, author C.W. Hume noted:
"The major cruelties practiced on animals in civilized countries today arise out of commercial exploitation, and the fear of losing profits is the chief obstacle to reform."
"In the eighteenth century," observes Keith Thomas in Man and the Natural World, "it was widely urged that domestication was good for animals; it civilized them and increased their numbers: "we multiply life, sensation and enjoyment." The Reverend William Jones wrote in 1801, "(It was) best for the beasts that they should be under man."
This supremacist thinking has its roots in Aristotle, who wrote:
"...for all tame animals there is an advantage in being under human control, as this secures their survival. And as regards the relationship between male and female, the former is naturally superior, the latter inferior, the former rules and the latter is subject.
"By analogy, the same must necessarily apply to mankind as a whole. Therefore all men who differ from one another by as much the soul differs from the body or man from a wild beast -- these people are slaves by nature, and it is better for them to be subject to this kind of control...
"Assistance regarding the necessities of life is provided by both groups, by slaves and by domestic animals."
"Limbaugh's chronic inaccuracy, and his lack of accountability wouldn't be such a problem if he were just an obnoxious entertainer, like Howard Stern," observes Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR), an independent media watch group. "But Limbaugh is taken seriously by 'serious' media: In addition to repeat "Nightline"'' appearances, hes been an 'expert' on such chat shows as "Today," "MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour," "Charlie Rose," and "This Week with David Brinkley."
"The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, and Newsweek have published his columns.
"At the beginning of his first book, The Way Things Ought to Be," observes FAIR, "Rush Limbaugh hails "wholesome family values" as the key to a decent society. But Limbaugh's recurrent "family values" rhetoric is frequently contradicted by his actions.
"While criticizing premarital sex and ridiculing liberals for saying cohabitation is the same as marriage, he's lived with girlfriends before marriage. He denounces others over profanity and pornography, and then uses expletives in interviews with Playboy and Penthouse (and lies when questioned about it by fans).
"He gleefully does a radio commercial for Hooters -- a restaurant chain that promotes itself by emphasizing its waitresses' breasts -- in an ad making light of the "shameless exploitation of women." He warms up his in-studio TV audience with a joke about prostitution. He extols the Ten Commandments, and then defends breaking the commandment against bearing false witness, as long as the untruths are told to the U.S. Congress.
"While paying lip service to "family values," concludes FAIR, "his comments about women are often crude, lewd, and lascivious. It's estimated that some 25 percent of Limbaugh's audience are Christian conservatives -- which raises questions: For Limbaugh, is the rhetoric about "family" and "tradition" merely a means to attract that audience? And for his conservative religious followers, is Limbaugh's prurient talk excused as long as he affirms their political and social prejudices?"
"When I listen to Limbaugh, as I often do," observed Texas political commentator Molly Ivins in the mid-1990s, "I find he consistently targets dead people, little girls, the homeless, and animals -- none of whom are in a particularly good position to respond. It is the consistency of his selection of helpless targets that I find so appalling.
"On his TV show in 1993, he put up a picture of Socks, the White House cat, and said: "Did you know there's a White House dog?" And then he put up a picture of Chelsea Clinton, who was 13 years old and as far as I know had never done any harm to anyone...
"I also think he has a somewhat cult-like effect on his followers. They listen to him for three and a half hours a day on radio and television. I am in a position to assure you that David Koresh did not talk to the Branch Davidians that much. But that is precisely what cult leaders do: They talk to their followers hour after hour after hour."
Rush Limbaugh
One thing all this media attention on the Entertainer Rush Limbaugh has done: motivated me to contribute to both the Democratic Party and to Move-On. There's no way I want to live in his version of "America".
Everybody asks me -- and
Everybody asks me -- and I’m sure it’s been a focal point of your convention -- well, what do we do, as conservatives? What do we do? How do we overcome this?... One thing we can all do is stop assuming that the way to beat them is with better policy ideas. – Rush Limbaugh , CPAC
What an absolute moron !
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Anybody who overtly rants that he wants the president to fail; is totally out of touch, to the point of being Anti-American.
What does fatso not understand about the fact that his idea of things got us here in the first place.
Get on your knees and "pray" that we can get the ship of state righted, as well as the erst of the world.
Rush Limbaugh
This person is (and has been for years) a DEMAGOGUE of the first order!! Why the so-called Chairman of the RNC has chosen to apologize to him for telling the truth is beyond me. Why doesn't someone like Newt rein him in and put a muzzle on him?
Rush is so predictable - an unabashed person of no principle
Rush is an unapologetic advocate of authoritarianism and lack of personal accountability of anyone with money or power. He's as bad as Clarence Thomas. He masquerades as a "small government" advocate - but in every instance where a person or an organization with little money or influence is pitted against governmental abuse he's all for big government. Only when government is pitted against big corporation is he for the "little guy".
He loves trashing those who are socially stigmatized. His brush with the law over his drug addiction seemingly hasn't taught him any valuable lessons: he loves to trash other addicts. It seems to sell with his corporate sponsors. The more his audiences can rally against "someone else" who is not a corporate controlled robot, the less scrutiny they get for their abuses.
As a life-long fiscal
As a life-long fiscal conservative, I was appalled to learn that the CPAC had chosen Rush Limbaugh to deliver the keynote address at its 2009 Conference in Washington, DC.
“El Rusho,” admittedly, is a good entertainer, a comedian of sorts, but he is no political or social sage by any stretch of the imagination. .
Listen to one of his radio shows for its full three hours--the staged phone calls, the prepared scripts, the tortured statistics, the non-sequiturs, the twisted logic, the half-baked theories, the gasping changes of direction in mid thought, the out-of- context sound bytes, the wrong predictions, the baseless information, the name-calling, false piety, blustering, mockery, sniggering—and nothing of substance shows through.
Consider also his background--a first-semester college drop-out, a stadium beer vendor, a draft dodger (claimed he had an incapacitating boil on his anus), and a pill addict. .
John McCain had it right when he called Limbaugh a Bozo and then apologized, not to Limbaugh, but to Bozo, for making the comparison. (Fox News, 2005) Too bad that GOP Chairman Michael Steele lacks that kind of cojones. After rightly calling Limbaugh an “entertainer” and denouncing the blowhard’s “incendiary” and “divisive” rantings, the very next day he submissively, pusillanimously retracted his comments and, for all intent and purposes, turned the moral leadership of the GOP to the blowhard.
That conservatives hold Rush Limbaugh—and Sean Hannity, Ann Coulter and others lowbrows of their ilk—in such a high esteem shows how low their intellectual standards have plummeted. Small wonder that so many fiscal and free-thinking conservatives have bolted the CPAC and the Republican Party.
Who is the leader of the Republican party?
Who is the leader of the Republican party?
Well, who apologized to whom? By apologizing, the appointed leader of the Republican party 'followed' Limbaugh. So who is the leader and who is the follower?
Did the appointed leader mis-speak, an Orwellian or Freudian slip of the tongue, when he used the words, "ugly" and "incendiary," (Which means, roughly, 'fire-starting') and called Limbaugh a mere 'entertainer?'
And what words would he replace them with now that he's had time to, I guess, re-think, and re-speak?
A gang of violent extremists has indeed seized power in the Republican party at the national level, many state and community levels, and fascism is an entirely accurate description of their agenda.
Limbaugh is their propagandist, a prime example of low-quality decision-making. His is the proven Nazi technique of starting out calmly, with facts no one disputes, but at a point he jumps to a conclusion that is not based on those facts, nor logical in the progression of thought, but foreordained by the fascist agenda, a preconclusion the whole of the commentary was begun and constructed to reach.
Fox (faux) News is another practitioner, going along calmly, citing facts, then suddenly introducing strong emotion, anger, sorrow and then anger, at some injustice, while ignoring the facts, again, to reach the preconceived objective.
It's hard to fool people who are well-read. Most people are not well-read. They're too busy trying to keep gas in their cars, food on their tables, heat in their homes, their homes in their possession, worrying about the government taking tax dollars from their paychecks and giving them to the company they work for as an incentive to abandon them and go south of the border, or overseas, the tobacco/food companies making them sick, the medical and pharmaceutical companies preying upon their illness to profit.
They're angry already. They want someone to blame. But they can't tell the truth from the fiction when it is artfully told, or even amateurishly told. It isn't a matter of discernment and deliberation, but of manipulation of facts and emotions. There may well be subliminal manipulations too. If they could, would they? You bet they would, and do.
The leader is the one who makes high-quality decisions, and high-quality decisions lead you to places or conditions you want to be in. If you have mis-led your life by low-quality decisions, and are in a place or condition you don't want to be in, then you have misled yourself, by definition. If you followed the lead of your family or community leader and are in the wrong place or condition, you've been mis-led. If a gang of violent extremists has brought you to a place or condition you don't want to be in, you have been mis-led, by definition.
The leader who mis-led you may be smart enough to apologize, either as propaganda, or as sincere recognition of a mistake. But the one who apologizes for telling the truth, is not the leader.
Republicans voted against the mis-leadership and put many Democrats in office. Now it's up to Democrats and Republicans to bring the gang of violent extremists to justice for their fascist misleadership of the world into war, and for their war on representative Constitutional democracy. They assaulted every clause of the Constitution by "The Alito Veto," nullifying the Congress with Presidential Signing Statements. They practiced a fascist spying campaign against the American people, and who knows what other peoples. With their torture and rendition and arms and drug-trafficking they made enemies that will plaque our children's children's great grandchildren, and the children of all nations.
Rather than be cheerleaders like the ugly, incendiary, entertainer propagandist Limbaugh, and Fox News, we need, the survival of the human race demands, leaders who tell it like it is, and stand by their words, and act on their convictions, to lead us to places and conditions we, the human race, want to be in. We need leaders who will stand us apart from these violent extremists, and show that we are a people of laws, the force of law, not the law of force, leaders, not mis-leaders of the human race.
Writers write. Players play. Singers sing. Leaders lead. They don't apologize for telling the truth, redesign their words to conform to the preconceptions of fascism, and follow. If they do, they can no loner call themselves leaders, and can not be trusted as such. You can never know, for certain, if their leadership decisions are theirs or the kow-tows of a mere follower of some ugly, incendiary entertainer, propagandizing for the fascist agenda.
Gary E. Andrews is a victim of the misleadership of humanity, like all the rest of you, surviving for now in Ohio. www.garyeandrews.com
Limbaugh the best thing for Democrats
I hope everyone realizes that Rush Limbaugh is really a plant by the DNC. You could not wish for a more effective antidote to conservatism than to have this publicity on the airwaves. The new President of the RNC apologizing to Rush Limbaugh! That's just beautiful! Rush now the spokesperson of the Republican Party! Awesome!
So let's just keep it to ourselves, and let Rush get on with it. He'll have Fox News twisted like a pretzel soon, and we can all sit back and enjoy the self-destruction that they really deserve. Thanks, Rush!
Concur with Anthony Theobald
The question on my mind is, why does HeadRush Limpballs ( he apparently like Viagra as well as OxyContin) want Obama to fail?
After all, if his policy prescriptions fail, we all fail.
So in wishing ill on Obama's presidency, does it not naturally follow that LimpBalls HATES AMERICA???
My guess is that HeadRush's inner bigot is seething with rage because America had the unmitigated gall to elect a black man as president. That rage is now boiling over and playing itself out, now over several news cycles.
But at least it is exposing the RepubliKKKon party for what it is and further marginalizing it. For HeadRush now undisputably owns it.
Rush Limbaugh bouncing?
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I do hate this guy with a passion, because only morons can stand listening to this daft fat slob.
But to lower oneself on his level by publishing something at least as equally stupid, is not doing the trick. Or is it, that all Americans had their brains fried for good after 8 dismal years by an imbecilic administration, that liberals now even respond to THIS??
I left the US in disgust in 2004, and I follow things now from Germany.
This piece is simply terrible! It's not funny, it's not even of substance, a total flop for thinking human beings -- just like Rush Limbaugh, the sorry bastard, himself.
Limbaugh and V For Vindetta
Rush Limbaugh? Who is he? Oh yes, he's the talking head on TV in V For Vindetta, isn't he? The one who spews hate to help keep the Fascist empire together.
Voting with one's Feet
I take note of the expat (for lack of better term), "Anonymous," in whose post was mentioned that he/she "left the U.S. in disgust in 2004, and "follow(s) things now from Germany."
I did the same in 2005, and now live in Indonesia. It may be an under-reported phenomena that in increasing numbers, more and more Americans are leaving their native land to become world citizens abroad.
This political-social-economic dynamic could be taken to be a sorry piece of current events, there are brighter sides to be considered.
Though the motivations to leave the U.S. may be rooted in various forms of "disgust", it is a positive turn that Americans are seeking the world stage and physically shedding the shackles of nationalism. Becoming a citizen of the world is the next logical step in the world's political evolution, anyway. The repercussions for America itself are yet to be felt, but the expatriate movement is a story unfolding. When a storied nation once known for its immigrant make-up begins to become a nation of growing emigration, a turning point in its history could well be at hand.
It is of great interest to be an American- i.e. product of the world's oldest democracy- and to find oneself living in a young democracy like Indonesia. One gets the sense that the democratic experiment can be renewed by an infusion of "new blood" as would be Indonesia's recent conversion. (and a country, no less, that until very recently governed by a ruthless totalitarian regime) It gives rise to many reflections on political freedom, and cultures who adopt it for the first time. But civil societies which respond well to the potentials that political freedom arbor must display cultural values that make them amenable and tenable. Indonesia has done remarkably well for only having adopted democracy for a scant ten years. The cooperative nature Indonesian themselves has a lot to do with the nascent success. The realization comes across quickly that the cultural qualities attributable to a country's people have much to do with whether the experiment called "democracy" can be feasibly undertaken.
The Limbaugh phenomena is not new in America (hate radio's pioneer of the 1930's, Father Charles Coughlin, comes readily to mind), but the degree to which Limbaugh's fascist demagoguery has brought to bear unbridled influence over one of the country's only two entrenched political parties demonstrates America's leadership to be in steep decline. By extension, one could impune the integrity of America's cultural cohesion. Pax Americana seems to be in suicidal redux- interminably repeating the same mistakes over and over again (mainly in the form of senseless wars- whether on drugs, Gays, immigrants, or other countries), and a great percentage of the country's population has supported these unworthy causes with the same suicidal repetition.
The point is, has American culture reached its level of moral incompetence? Has the meaning of its creed been eclipsed by its greed and tendencies towards the ethos of fascism?
For sometime now, America has grown lax and sanguine about its freedoms, and has certainly shown little respect for the human rights of others in the international community. Consumerism has eclipsed citizenship. Hate mongers are having a field day in such an environment. Democracy is a living organism, and always an experiment. It must be renewed constantly; fed and nourished. And each generation must be the new stewards. America indeed needs not only a political revival, but a cultural one as well.
BRING IN THE CLOWNS!
I became a fan of Talk Radio in the 80's. The Tampa Bay radio market had several local talk show hosts who engaged in an intelligent discourse with the listeners. Bob Lassiter was my favorite. I discovered him by accident one night on an AM radio in my car and became addicted to Talk Radio immediately. He was thoughtful, intelligent, articulate, and informative. He was always ready to engage an opposing viewpoint. In essence................he was EVERYTHING that Rash Blimpo never was and NEVER will be.
I remember when a station signed-on a syndicated Talk Show by a guy called Limbaugh. He was hailed as the NEW WAVE of Talk Radio. I listened a few times, but was NOT impressed. He was obviously just another Radio Clown who's only reason to exist was to pump-up a very narrow-minded audience in order to amass enough listeners(Ditto Heads) to justify his big contract.
His shows were formulaic rants of mental masturbation with NO substance that were aimed at an intellectual waste-land of mindless zombies who could NOT think for themselves. There was NO give and take with the callers. Just lies, deception, and insults for anyone who was giving him a run for his factual money. I dismissed him as a flash-in-the-pan who would never last. Obviously you can NEVER go broke betting on the ignorance of the General Public of America! You only have to look at the president they put in power for the last 8 years to confirm that!
There are no longer enough Low-Information Voters to sustain the thieves and liars of the GOP. That's why we have an intelligent, informed, and articulate President now who will work for the Middle Class that elected him rather than just paying lip-service to them while enabling the wealthiest.
Rash Limbo has become the "official" leader of the BEAVIS & BUTT-HEAD PARTY................................I couldn't think of a better man for the job!
SAVE AMERICA.................................SHOOT A CEO!
P.S.- It's a real shame that Bob Lassiter didn't live long enough to see someone like Obama reach the White House. Maybe it would have restored his faith in the masses that he often chastised on his radio show.......................... R.I.P. Bob!
See rush bounce......
Personally, I'd rather see him drown, and throw him an anchor to seal the deal. Humans are a wonderful species........most of the time. We can explore space and the deep oceans. We have made great advances in medicine, clean energy development and communication. On the other hand, we produce trailer park trash like rush, coulter and hannity.
Keep flapping your gums, fat boy. You make the GOP look like a bunch of clueless apes by doing so.
I am the virtual opposite of
I am the virtual opposite of JNH88KR above, I started listening to talk radio in the eighties, driving the van (AM only) for my employer in the Sacramento, CA area when I, as I do now, held progressive views. Well before my realization of the corporate pawning off of the DOW index as relevant to my own prosperity, I enjoyed listening to Tom Sullivan discussing the stock market as well as some other news and topics commentators. Totally unaware of corporate jingoism, I would have sworn that a news radio station was supposed to be politically neutral. I usually worked in the afternoon but one morning I drove the van, turned on the radio and out came the bleating drone that is Limbaugh's voice. I thought that he was certainly doomed to be quickly pulled off of the airwaves. This was when he was initiating the liberal bashing format that he is known for on a local level.
Still believing that corporate media was actually producing content that accorded the interest of the public, I became quite cynical of the intellect of the general public as Limbaugh's notoriety grew to the national level. That much I have to admit was a master stroke on the part of the self-interested corporate consensus manufacturing machine; to divide the population into nearly equivalent camps of conservatives and liberals.
I wouldn't care to conjecture about how Limbaugh's tactics work on people who actually think he has anything useful to say, but for me, developing a tolerance to his sensibility narcotizing talk has spurred me on to deeper understanding of how politics in the U.S. works.
What is really sad is that Limbaugh provides a sense of exclusivity to the lowest common denominator of intellect. Is it any wonder that he would invent causes to attack anything he could call the liberal intellectual elite?
Along with Hitler, Stalin and I would dare say more than one U.S. president, he is just one more iconic figure bathed in their own narcissism, groomed for adulation, and foisted onto the public by the global capitalist elite.
Rush Limbaugh is a Fascist
Rush Limbaugh is a fascist. He is a nationalist xenophobe who constantly insults women and minorities that he doesn't like. Rush has got intolerance flowing through his veins and is also a three times divorced, drug-abusing-and-arrested-for, Parkinson's-mocking, cigar-sucking megalomaniac, a poster boy for meanness, overindulgence and excess. One who was famously detained on a Dominican Republic all male-vacation for carrying Viagra without a prescription.
please drug-test this man.
at the CPAC convention, even better than on most of his radio rants, it is clear to see that this man is wired: hopping, frantic, anxious, snorting, sweating, WIRED.
TEST THIS MAN FOR COCAINE, NOW.
whatever pills he might have been pushing before, he's slipped on down that slope.
and it wouldn't matter if he wasn't such an incredibly vicious, propaganda-pushing, bra-needing morbidly obese druggie hypocrite.
if this is the voice of the conservative moral majority, satan must be tickled pink.
Time To Wake Up Snookums...!
Seems that the "Americans for Change" gang is already fed up with the change they voted for.....I'd say "You got just what you voted for and you ain’t seen nothing yet”….
As for your "Messiah".?.... Better to listen to Rush, at least he makes sense…!
I read here and elsewhere a lot of commentary from so-called bright minds.
All that tripe would do wonders for a balloon, and very little about what’s gone wrong with our system of governing……and worse yet….Looks like you really don’t “get it”…..!
Bouncing Rush Limbaugh
I would give anything if someone would create a screensaver using the bouncing Rush Limbaugh log currently used on Countdown with Keith Olbermann. If anyone knows of such a thing, please let me know.
rush is such an idiot who
rush is such an idiot who thinks he knows everything. I wish he would shutup and disappear. He does not make any sense.
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During the last three
During the last three elections the GOP proved continuously that their dominant cultural values are defined by their core constituency in the red states that still practice the KKK culture of Hate.
I wouldn't care to
I wouldn't care to conjecture about how Limbaugh's tactics work on people who actually think he has anything useful to say, but for me, developing a tolerance to his sensibility narcotizing talk has spurred me on to deeper understanding of how politics in the U.S. works.
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Trying to exploit the recent news story about GOP chairman Michael Steele apologizing to the radio host after calling his broadcasts "ugly" and "incendiary," this progressive advocacy group has put out another ad targeting the conservative kingpin
thank you for this nice
thank you for this nice article..thanx more
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