Libs Say Bush Saying He Wants To See Passion; Going to Nascar Race is "Dividing America"

RushLimbaugh.com ^ | February 26, 2004 | Rush Limbaugh

[ConservativeStLouisGuy]

Rush nailed just about everything in this one article -- from scoops to nuts....

FReegards,

ConservativeStLouisGuy

[Nonstatist]

Let me ask you something, Ms. Kornblut, whatever, however you pronounce it, Kornblut.

It's not hard to pronounce. I don't know why he always does that; I guess he thinks its useful.

[cripplecreek]

Absolutley.

When the best democrats can do is offend the people they want to vote for them the party is in deep trouble.

[Sofa King]

If you want to know what the left's agenda is, just look at what they claim that the right wants to do.

When they say that we're dividing America, you know exactly what they're up to.

[Qwinn]

Now hold on here. I am a freakin' connosseur of cheese steaks... if you people knew just how many cheese steaks I eat in a given month you'd probably think I was disturbed. And I do prefer them with provolone cheese. An original philly cheese steak is made with what basically amounts to Cheeze Whiz, and I -much- prefer provolone.

And btw, the rest of my eating habits are about as un-elite as you can get, hot dogs and tuna fish sandwiches is about what rounds out my diet (lol) so it's not like my cheese steak fetish is something I enjoy as the single "common man" element in an otherwise elitist diet.

Now, please don't get me wrong. I'm not saying that Kerry -did- have any clue what he was eating - he didn't, and the pictures are the proof. But the fact that he asked for a Philly Cheese Steak with provolone is not proof of anything, dangit =P

Qwinn

[man of Yosemite]

Everytime the democrats open their mouths, I just walk away.

[meema]

bump to read comments later. I heard Rush yesterday say all this.
Rush really nailed it!

[reagan_fanatic]

It's not "Dividing America", it's dividing America from liberals.

[Esther Ruth]

Our great and wonderful, brave and beloved president, George W Bush is being divisive when he breaths! Everything was just so nice and gray and murky before he came along and told everyone to make a choice, "either you are with us or against us"!

His love for freedom for all the people of the world is divisive also. He should really stop talking about freedom, it's just such a divisive issue.

And peace, my heavens, George Bush wants there to be peace in parts of the world where there is war. How divisive!

I thank God that George Bush has had the courage to draw that divisive line in the sand!

Absolutes ARE so divisive.

We are to rejoice when Righteousness is Victorious and I suppose the enemy would find our rejoicing divisive also - just a guess.

[G.Mason]

"Libs Say Bush Saying He Wants To See Passion; Going to Nascar Race is "Dividing America"

I agree.

Isn't it a beautiful thing?

[Callahan]

I saw it on Wednesday with my relatively liberal fiancee. Guess we did our part to divide America already. I think Ms. Kornblut ended up with the smaller piece.

[PBRSTREETGANG]

Provolone is acceptable, and is preferred by some.

The article is incorrect though... Kerry asked for Swiss on his Philly Cheese Steak. That is unforgivable.

[Qwinn]

*chuckle* Alright, fair enough. Yes, swiss -is- unforgivable (laughing)

Qwinn

[Mr. Bird]

Provolone used to be my preference, but here in Baltimore I've been getting outstanding cheesesteaks with American.

The more disgusting likelihood is that Kerry probably puts ketchup on hot dogs. There is no room for debate on this: any person over the age of 5 who puts ketchup on a hot dog should be deported, or at least forbidden from eating said food until they know better.

[Chewbacca]

Is it forgivable to ask for pepper jack?

[PonyTailGuy]

If my history is correct, Abraham Lincoln was a divisive President too. He was divisive in two respects. First, he facilitated the sharpening of divisions that already existed in the country by letting the war between the states reach a boiling point, and then fighting it aggressively.

In addition, he divided even his supporters through specific tactical actions, such as suspending habeas corpus during the civil war. This was as controversial at the time as it sounds to us today, but I tend to think that moral clarity is to be much preferred over agreement and appeasement. Whether you love him or hate him, Lincoln brought moral clarity.

These thoughts lead me to suggest that President Bush is already a President deserving of the status of greatness of the caliber of President Lincoln. And I don't think one has to force the comparison based on superficial similarities. The similarities seem to exist at the spiritual level.

During the week of 9-11, when President Bush went to ground zero and gave his comments through the bullhorn, the hair on the back of my neck stood up. This astounding image was just as profound as I had always pictured President Lincoln's Gettysburg address. I was ridiculed for saying it, but I am more confident as each year passes that the bullhorn speech was one of those historic, great moments that define great Presidents. My wife, being quite knowledgeable of such things, tells me that the Gettysburg address was indeed eerily similar to the bullhorn speech. President Lincoln stood surrounded by a bustling crowd, barely distinguishable except by his height. It was an informal address, hardly audible, yet it was a powerful assertion of the absolute historical necessity to bring that war to a moral conclusion. I think many of President Bush's subsequent speeches, particularly his speech to the British Parliament last year, were every bit as historic. Were they divisive? You're damn right they were.

[Qwinn]

Oh geez, I'd probably get cement shoes and a trip to a local bridge from you. I put mayo on mine.

And I agree that ketchup on hot dogs is godawful. It used to be considered -required-. I've never understood it.

Qwinn

[ZULU]

The Libs don't like films about religion, because, well, they are about religion - unless the films denigrate christianity - THAT is "art" and "freedom of expression".

As for NASCAR Races - the Libs probably feel they waste fuel. The average lib's idea of a race is some homosexual chasing another homosexual around a racetrack on foot.

[Mr. Bird]

I put mayo on mine.

Now that I have vomited, I am speechless. What planet are you from? :)

[subterfuge]

All those words and you pick this out to comment on?

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