Posted on 03/01/2009 5:09:02 AM PST by rightwingintelligentsia
Evidently Obama the Whiner can’t work his socialistic voodoo if Rush Limbaugh keeps free thinking and running his mouth off. Dammit, Rush, you’re ruining Obama’s ability to cast his spell! Barack’s aversion to Rush reminds me of how my brother never liked using the Ouija board when I was around because my presence always “grieved the spirits.”
Yep, if Limbaugh unleashes his First Amendment rights, the President cannot make manifest his mucked-up machinations he learned as a pup sitting in Saul Alinsky’s literary lap (which means that Obamaland cannot be built). This would be too funny if it wasn’t so pathetically sad and a prophetically bad precursor of the mitigating muzzle Obama would like to strap on the conservative mouth.
In contrast to Obama’s bleat last week, hearken back to days of yore when 43 was in office. Dubya got some “work done,” if I’m not mistaken, and he had everybody and their rabid dog railing against him 24/7 from every conceivable sector of the MSM. Please note: Bush didn’t whine about it and call on the carping clods to cease and desist their vitriol because he couldn’t “kill terrorists if Keith keeps complaining.”
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I couldn’t help but think watching Limbaugh speak at CPAC last night the socialists must be bouncing off the walls listening to him.
Yes, and another thing Bush didn't was promote conservatism. Ever.
I would rather bikini wax a sensitive and livid grizzly sow than be a “tolerant bipartisan” toward the bloated government, pro-death, anti-free market, crap on traditional values, socialism squared, nanny state policies Obama has floated in the last few days.
Mark
For some. For the majority it's going to get them agitated and make a hue and cry for Rush's voice to be stilled. Watch the pols go all out against him.
That’s a great line!
What about the moderate, effervescent, "Compassionate Conservatism?
Where basically Bush wanted to apologize to everyone in the DBM/dem party for being a little conservative, maybe.
Hussein is a bad joke. I want no part of him.
Except with tax cuts and Supreme Court justices.
W once said that he was the President of ALL of America, not just the republicans. Bambi certainly does not agree that he is representing all of the people - just those who voted for him.
I thought Rush was brilliant, funny, and on the mark with putting America and our Constitution first. It took a lot of courage to speak with such honesty. He is in MHO, a fine conservative.
Didn’t we hear a short time ago that “dissent is patriotic?” Rush is only doing his patriotic duty as a citizen. And we are pretty sure he is a citizen.
And with sourcod Bitcons working against him his task was more difficult
imho, that’s why 0bama holds his daily news conferences at the same time Rush is on. till they get some form of the “fairness” doctrine up and running, 0’s daily news conference tries to detract from Rush’s impact.
Rush’s First Televised Address to the Nation:
Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) Speech
February 28, 2009
Watch It! WMP: Part One | Part Two | Rush Accepts CPAC Award
BEGIN TRANSCRIPT
http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_030209/content/01125106.guest.html
Do you know a link to Rush's speech? I'd like to see it.
I just love it then the lib whiners get their pantyhose in a wad!
We need to hear, at least once a day, hitlery’s shriek on how patriotic it is to criticize any administration.
This must be a constant mantra on every single talk show.
Yes, tax cuts that expire. He had Congress for four years and couldn't make them permanent.
He was pushed away from Meiers remember.
It's important to know how we got here. The natural progression of the Bush eight year program is Obama. He started off as a mild conservative but in the end he spent and spent just like a liberal.
The country, and even some republicans, said "What the heck. If the leader of GOP is becoming a liberal maybe we should, too". And, so did the majority of Americans. There is no conservatism in national politics anymore. THAT is Bush's legacy. He fought against his own base on numerous occasions. Bush was part of the war of attrition against conservatism. Whether he understood what he was doing is doubtful. He had a personal agenda and basically, like Obama and his crowd, think that his agenda is what is best for America. In both cases it turns out to be the erosion of conservatism vis-a-vis politics.
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