[Miss Marple]

You know, it would be nice if Rush would get his facts straight, because by messing up he gives the Rats deniability.

If one reads the Coulter article, you find out that indeed, there was a Clinton campaign aide at the head of the line. However, this person wasn't Packer, who appears to simply be a professional celebrity chaser who shows up at every opening and book-signing.

Packer's opinion shouldn't have been quoted since he is not your average Hillary fan, but he also isn't a campaign aide. Rush should check his facts better.

[RonDog]

Great minds think alike, Miss M!

:o)

[don-o]

Rush should check his facts better.

Here we go, once again.

RL has his gig nailed. He earns his money, because he has an audience

He keeps it entertained

When folks are entertained, they are satisfied.

NB that he never encoorages RushNation to get busy on a single thing. His gig is just to keep the numbers up enough to justify his contract, He does that well

[adakotab]

Please take your own advice and read the Coulter article; better yet here is the quote that you misrepresented:

Another average individual eager to get Hillary's book was Greg Packer, who was the centerpiece of the New York Times' "man on the street" interview about Hillary-mania. After being first in line for an autographed book at the Fifth Avenue Barnes & Noble, Packer gushed to the Times: "I'm a big fan of Hillary and Bill's. I want to change her mind about running for president. I want to be part of her campaign."

Looks like Miss Marple needs to get her facts straight.

[Labyrinthos]

Rush should check his facts better.

Or get a job with the NY Times.