Who's Dying in the Streets, Mr. Trump?

Rush Limbaugh.com ^ | February 19, 2016 | Rush Limbaugh

[spintreebob]

When was it ever relevant to listen to the content of what Trump says?

[Caipirabob]

Rush overhyped this. Anyone could figure out the guy was embellishing the point. It’s a bad habit, but that’s all it was.

I would react the same if he said he’d hit the Iranians so hard their children would be born with bruises.

[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

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[scooby321]

Rush you and Cruz back the Confederate Flag?

[ilgipper]

Rush is basically a big party establishment radio hack

You haven't been listening the last few years. Closer to ten. Rush has challenged the GOP pretty much daily since the time of the first amnesty battle under Bush. With each passing election and major issue, he see's the weakness and corruption of the beltway political class.

[virginia9000]

Limbaugh turns on Donald before every vote. He did it the day of the Iowa Caucuses. He did it the day of the New Hampshire Primary with his outrageous promotion of Rubio as a true conservative or something like that and now he bashes Trump again before the SC Primary. I dumped my subscription to Rush Radio that day he said Rubio was such a wonderful conservative. That was it for me! Ultimately, Limbaugh is a Republican First and a Party Man Foremost.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

Who's Dying in the Streets, Mr. Trump?

If you want to know the correct answer, here it is.

A. Gangbangers and related collateral damage victims.
B. Auto accident victims.

[SoConPubbie]

LOL!

That’s the same as:

SQUIRREL!

[KGeorge]

LOL! Indeed it would, but it might be kinda funny to see the reaction from the wrong person. (like me, for example)

[SoConPubbie]

So explain to me how Trump isn’t held responsible for his past comments and yet, Trump supporters hold other candidates responsible for theirs? Didn’t that used to be considered bigotry?

No, not really. It is, though, called Hypocrisy and is a form of dishonety.

Trump and his supporters suffer mightly from this character flaw.

[Enduro Guy]

Limbaugh is smarter than Beck and Levin as to how he can protect his viewership dollars by hedging his bets playing on both sides of all fences. I respect that actually...

Go Trump Go!

[Servant of the Cross]

Kaslin ... you're a 2000 FReeper. You've seen a lot over the years. You remember vividly the meltdown of Rick Perry in 2008 ...

You don't have a heart ... and it RIGHTFULLY ENDED his candidacy.

WHY does Donald J. Trump get a pass for saying ... THE EXACT SAME THING?!!!

[SoConPubbie]

I support Trump first but if he fails, I would prefer John Kasich over the rest of the field.

Simply amazing.

[scooby321]

Rush they don’t allow those people in Palm Beach

[Servant of the Cross]

Kaslin ... you're a 2000 FReeper. You've seen a lot over the years. You remember vividly the meltdown of Rick Perry in 2008 ...

You don't have a heart ... and it RIGHTFULLY ENDED his candidacy.

WHY does Donald J. Trump get a pass for saying ... THE EXACT SAME THING?!!!

[Servant of the Cross]

oops ... better link ...

[ROCKLOBSTER]

Simply amazing.

Well, who else is left? (and don't say JEB)

[upsdriver]

Sorry. The two senators are not qualified constitutionally. That doesn’t leave much else.

[txrefugee]

After listening to these uninspiring candidates, we decided none of the Republicans are worth voting for. We will be writing in Antonin Scalia’s name, in honor of a man who would have been a wonderful president. He was a true conservative warrior, and none of these candidates are good enough.

[TigersEye]

The mandate is what I hate most about 0bamaCare.
I will not be ordered to buy products or services
by the FedMob.