Rush Limbaugh: Can Such Hatred Be Rewarded in America?

RushLimbaugh.com ^ | 10/28/04 | Rush Limbaugh

[wagglebee]

I heard Rush go through this today, and was left thinking that this is one of the best analyses of the election that I'd heard. I really think that sKerry is desperately trying to save himself from total disgrace.

[Paul Atreides]

The Kerry Campaign, aka, The El Caca Dump.

[pharmamom]

I heard Rush, too, and I found myself praying he is right. Unfortunately, I think the baby-boomer analysis is correct--these burned out hippies who now control the MSM are a huge (make that hugh) segment of the population. They have anti-Americanism seared (like Cambodia) into them from their 20's...it was the only time in their lives they felt alive. Now they can feel it again, and nostalgically reenergize themselves with those feelings of anger and hatred. They feel young again, and alive! I see these people all the time down in Bloomington, Indiana--a bunch of academic ex-hippies, driving around in their beaters, with horrid anti-Bush bumper stickers and self-righteousness billowing after them in a noxious cloud.

[Paul Atreides]

I've noticed that, if I see a bumper sticker that says "United We Stand," "We Support The Troops," or "God Bless America," the person will also choose a Bush sticker, if a presidential candidate's sticker is present.

I've also noticed many "I'm a Christian, and a Democrat" stickers, as if they are trying to convince themselves, and everyone else.

[bwteim]

Thanks for the post. I heard only the second paragraph before I lost the signal driving today - but it was a good paragraph. Irrational seething rage and hatred just about captures it well, doesn't it?

"How many of you are of the belief that this irrational seething rage and hatred that emanates from all corners of the Democratic Party, ..."

BUMP

[LadyPilgrim]

I heard this today and thought it was good.

He has a way of putting things to make me say,
YEAH... YEAH... YEAH!!!

I've thought along theses same lines.
That's why I hate to see the wringing of hands and whinning on this forum.

Most of the people of these United States are not dumb.

The 9/11 terror attacks are still on their minds.
They know President Bush is the right man.

I believe this!

[Illinois Rep]

I heard Rush with this today too. Somehow I feel a real psychic connect with Rush..as if he's reading my mind. I've felt this way for some time now.

I felt not only did Clinton hurt the Presidency during the impeachment proceedings but he also damaged the credibility of dignity and honor in the highest office in the land...as well as the American Culture.

I felt Al Gore treated the most precious priviledge we have in this country--the right to vote and hold free and honest elections...like some frivilous law suit--all validated by the Liberal Florida Supreme Court.

I felt an immense hatred for a good and decent man who only wants a strong, free and secure America. The liberals have attacked Bush for waking up in the morning and resting in the evening. He can do no right and they can do better.

I see a corrupt and treasonous press operating under the protection of the first amendment. PROPAGANDA is now mode of operation among the main stream media. Create the news if you have no news that will penetrate the skin of your opponent. Fabricate memos to bring down a President you are not politically alligned with.

I pray with all my heart that Bush can get through all these obstacles put before him by enemies--foreign and domestic. Maybe God gave him these obstacles to make him, as well as our nation stronger. On November 2nd the Decision on how to keep America safe is no longer in the hands of our President. It is in the hand of the people--the people attacked by foreign enemies...and the people who fail to unite behind the desire of our president to win the war on terror. I pray there are more of those with the President....than there are people doing whatever they can to bring the President down--even if it means giving the terrorists a victory.

[Holden Magroin]

Conservatives don't want to face the truth that is staring them in the face: America is becoming more liberal. There is no reason this election should be so close. A candidate with such liberal views on abortion, homosexual rights, defense, illegal immigration, crime, and racial quotas wouldn't have been elected dog-catcher back in the '50s. Yet, today, Kerry can vote against banning partial-birth infanticide and still pull ahead of George W. Bush. Something is terribly wrong.

The fact of the matter is that this country is increasingly liberal because liberals long ago captured the newspapers, television networks, movie studios, universities, and public schools. Nothing else could explain how America lacks the poltiical will to stop this lunacy called illegal immigration.

[Illinois Rep]

You're exactly right.

What do you think Ward and June Cleaver would say to The Beave if he said, "You know Dad, I've been thinkin'. I kind of like Larry Mondello. Someday I want to marry him."

As we progress with times it appears we've done so by throwing out morals and "right and wrong" is just too darn absolute for us to accept.

[xJones]

The demographics are changing in America. We're being overrun by millions of illegal Hispanics, and the Democrats are courting them very hard for their legal votes in future, and their illegals votes now. American Blacks have become the second largest minority for the first time in our history. We're giving away America.

[StJacques]

I think there is some other evidence to support what Limbaugh presents. For anyone who watched the 2002 mid-term elections closely, as I did, there was a real fear among Republicans that we might lose control of the House (remember Gephardt's comment about a ratio of Democratic pickups to every so-many points of decline in the market?) and drop farther behind in the Senate (remember that many more Republican seats were up for grabs) as the result of hard economic times. I paid attention to the polls leading into that election and the overwhelming majority of them said that the Republicans were going to take a beating. That "Generic Congressional Vote" figure was solidly-stacked against us. But one polling organization actually posted that they were seeing the Republicans on track to pick up seats in both the House and Senate -- Gallup. At the time I was much invigorated to see that someone actually thought we had a chance, but the MSM spin leading into election night - everyone was quoting Zogby's numbers - still had the Democrats on the way to a big evening. But it turned out Gallup was right, something that has been pointed out here on other threads, and Zogby was saddled with 5 races called wrong and the largest margin of error of any of the major polling firms.

Now; take a look at what we are seeing right now. Gallup's latest numbers have Bush up in Florida by 8, Wisconsin by 6, Iowa by 4, New Mexico by 3, and Colorado by 6 while Zogby has Kerry up in Wisconsin, Iowa, and Colorado and only trailing by 1 in Florida. So what is the mainstream media saying? I posted on another thread today my incredulity that Judy Woodruff opened her interview with Kerry campaign advisor Tad Devine with a statement that was something like "with things now breaking your way in almost every battleground state . . ." - I think you all get the picture. This really is 2002 all over again. Gallup is going directly against Zogby and many of the other pollsters who are feeding us the Kerry line. And the reasons why Gallup will be proven correct are essentially laid out in the post that begins this thread.

[StJacques]

Let me add a postscript to my previous post. Gallup got the Minnesota Senate race right in 2002 when almost no one else did. I'm expecting to see a Gallup poll on the race in Minnesota sometime between tomorrow and Monday. Just wait and see -- Gallup knows how to poll Minnesota.

[boop]

I work in Bloomington and you are right. I work with a lesbian co-worker who is very supportive of the troops. She had her support the troops ribbon torn off her car, and ripped into pieces, then re-stuck on the bumper. They interviewed her on channel 13. These "tolerant" liberals are brain dead automatons. They show their tolerance by "letting us live" when they shoot guns into republican headquarters.

[Illinois Rep]

Thanks for the optimistic post.

Isn't it something how people's emotions are running hot and cold..high and low in a matter of minutes during these last few days?

I do have faith in the American people to do the right thing!

[Graybeard58]

This really is 2002 all over again. Gallup is going directly against Zogby and many of the other pollsters who are feeding us the Kerry line

I too watched the pollsters fall on their faces in '02, particullary the Florida Governors election where they predicted a rousing defeat of Jeb Bush.

They wanted a repudiation of Jeb to atone for what they considered the illegal elevation of brother George to the Presidency.

Didn't happen then and it won't happen in 2004 either. As much as these pollsters and media whores want it to happen, wanting and wishing won't make it so.

[pharmamom]

She had her support the troops ribbon torn off her car, and ripped into pieces, then re-stuck on the bumper.

I was wondering today if I was going to get vandalized. Fortunately, I park in the lots of doctors' offices, which seem to be relatively safe.

[sport]

From what I saw today, there is a good chance it will be.

[Monti Cello]

I think we are looking at a cycle rather than than a trend.

That's what this election is all about, whether the decay is a cyclical low cycle or a trend. Whether the 60s were an aberration or a slippery slope. Whether Reagan marked the end of a movement, or a new beginning.

I think there are a lot of positive signs, and many who think the Democratic party itself is self-destructing.

The election will say a lot. Electing Kerry would be out of character for the American people, and his election would mark a new national character, and if it's anything like Kerry's character, that's a problem.

[DestroytheDemocrats]

Your post was wonderful! You wrote ,"I pray there are more of those with the President....than there are people doing whatever they can to bring the President down--even if it means giving the terrorists a victory."

I keep thinking of the passage in the bible. And I believe it will hold true for President Bush because he is so faithful and decent.

"No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper; and every tongue that shall rise against thee in judgment thou shalt condemn. This is the heritage of the servants of the LORD, and their righteousness is of me, saith the LORD. Isaiah 54:17

[JGT]

You are absolutely correct. What is occurring is no accident and the seeds were meticiously planted over 60 years ago. Read Antonio Gramsci...it's all there and goes by the name of cultural Marxism.