Posted on 03/05/2012 11:39:37 AM PST by ColdOne
It has been an almost embarrassingly lucky few weeks for Barack Obama politically, what with Mitt Romney detained at the altar and unemployment, for the time, abating. But that was just a prelude to the lavish political gift granted to the White House by Rush Limbaugh, the opponent they have always wanted.
The Limbaugh slut and prostitute rant against Georgetown Law student/contraception advocate Sandra Fluke which seems to be completely overshadowing boring old Super Tuesday matters. It matters to Rush (hes lost seven sponsors and counting), but it probably matters a lot more to Mitt Romney and anyone else running under the GOP flag in districts that contain, you know, women.
This doesnt seem to be a one-week story. Its just too sticky, culturally. And Democrats are doing everything in their power to keep it alive this week and beyond, as evidenced by David Axelrods suitable-for-framing quote on ABC yesterday: "I think what Rush Limbaugh said about that young woman was not only vile and degrading to her, but to women across the country."
Here are some reasons why Rush may have a real impact on 2012, apology or no.
(Excerpt) Read more at politico.com ...
They are not going to ruin Rush's career; but Rush has opened the door to their saying we think all women who use birth control are sluts. Frank "Lout" Lautenberg said as much,.
The suggestion you gave me is one I will put to use. Thanks for the tip!
But no. . .apologies; seem the Repub order of the day.
Pathetic! We are at war with these people! Dammit. What part of this; can NOT Repubs get? They praise Breitbart. Do they know what he even did for a living? First chance to step up to plate; with Breitbart 'praise' still on their lips; and they run; as they run from Rush; who had the nerve to challenge this Leftist fraud.
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