Rush Hands Team Bush Keys to Reelection

http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004/7/31/131147.shtml ^ | July 31, 2004

[AmishDude]

Get some sleep.

[AmishDude]

Read on. Rush knows that, of course.

[Springman]

Guess this this is what we missed yesterday.

[Fintan]

I heard this from Rush yesterday in its entirety, and it's not only brilliant, but prescient.

 

[Salvation]

Thanks for posting this! Great quewstions!

[nickcarraway]

BUMP

[workerbee]

No doubt because the UN didn't exist in the eighteenth century. Sorry, Rush, but this is a stupid non sequiter.

Hey, what was that loud rushing sound just now?

It was the point flying 5 miles over your head.

[GretchenM]

It might rather turn out that most Americans think the Battle of the Bulge was not fought on land by soldiers who bled, suffered, and died, but continues to this day in the War on Fat.

[vollmond]

I'd just like to see a simple commercial like this -

Over the shoulder shot of a man sitting in a chair at a fancy desk, you can't see his head because the chair is to high. Soft, quirt, but angsty music plays. Camera moves in and over his shoulder.

His hands reach out (the man is dressed in business attire, including suit jacket) and he picks up the phone. All you see are his hands, the phone, and the top of an elegantly appointed desk. He presses a red speed dial button on the phone.

The phone rings. And rings. And rings. The man voices over, quietly, "Pick up the phone ... pick up the phone ... pick up the phone ...". The fingers on his free hand tap on the desk.

The camera fades slowly, and fades back in. The phone still rings at the same cadence. The quiet voice over continues.

The fade in reveals a shot of the UN building, with the flags of all the nations in the world snapping smartly in the breeze.

Fade out with the phone still ringing.

[xp38]

All true but you could possibly make this into a series of commercials. Each question being one ad.

[BluSky]

Agreed.

She may drive nice and look sexy but, I don't understand what's going on under the hood of hers. Something just isn't right with her attraction to such a liberal turd and all the ideology baggage that spews from it.

Her interests may be solid and in place but, I see a red flag here to avoid.

[eleni121]

I wouldn't trust her or her husband one bit! They're making money playing both ends and it's disgusting.

[NordP]

"Not only that, but a significant portion of the rats who are aware of history will still vote left due to their parasitic nature or inherent perversions."

...and then, there's always....that, too.

Good points.

Good points.

[lainde]

btt

[hershey]

This is why Rush is Rush. Fabulous analysis, and Kerry fails on each and every point.

[fly_so_free]

"If Bush campaign officials were listening in, what they got was a slam dunk argument for president Bush's reelection that framed the case against John Kerry more eloquently and compellingly than anything so far offered by the White House"

I agree 100%. The whole reelection campaign should focus on/revolve around Rush's "Commander in Chief test" theme and points made there. It's perfect. I would like to see President Bush address the Nation and make these points too. I mean he has to make people think about the issues-not just have an emotional reaction to the dems and their "Promise-the-moon-and-stars" campaign.

[hershey]

Oh, come on. Who knows what turns on the pheremones and sets chemistry on fire between two people? They seem happy with one another and their family, and in this day and age that's a blessing.

[BSunday]

Or that the Delaware River separates Delaware and New Jersey ?