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To: A Citizen Reporter
ABSOLUTELY!!! And I'm sick and tired of the blame going every where BUT there. Limbaugh has become completely unlisten-able with his horrific rants on the Adminstration.

What unlistenable rants? He's already told the Republican's how to defend Bush without actually uttering the President's name. If they actually called the Democrats on their outrageous lies, they wouldn't be in the position they all find themselves in.

The sad part is, even the White House is showing efforts to cave into the outrageous nonsense spewed by the Democrats.

156 posted on 03/19/2007 5:27:16 PM PDT by BigSkyFreeper (There is no alternative to the GOP except varying degrees of insanity)
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To: BigSkyFreeper
Honestly, I don't listen to Rush. I haven't since he "set himself free" after the last election. But about once a month, I hold my nose, and press the AM button....just to see what the fat blowhard is saying. I did that today. And what did I hear? An anti-Bush rant about how he should have completely fired all the US attorneys ala the clintons.

Personally, I hold Rush accountable for losing the Senate seat in the state of Missouri, with his attack on Michael J. Fox. If you study the election returns closely, you will see that there was an anti-Limbaugh vote in this state that amounted to 2 %. Limbaugh had a brother who was on the ballot in the Supreme Court, and he got 2% less than the rest of the judges on the state-wide ballot.

That 2% was all we needed to win that Senate seat, and hold the Senate. So, no. I don't hold Rush Limbaugh in much esteem, and never will. Maybe he ought to stick to golf.

209 posted on 03/19/2007 5:40:05 PM PDT by A Citizen Reporter
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