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[Beck_isright]

"David Cline was arrested in Palm Beach County in April 2000, during the time he and his wife Wilma allege they were buying thousands of pills for the radio star, the Palm Beach Post reported. He was charged with identity theft, having a counterfeit or stolen driver license and a false vehicle registration, possessing marijuana and resisting arrest."

That makes him about as honest and trustworthy as a Clinton. I can't wait to see what is and isn't true. And what will Rush do with the National Enquirer once he owns them.

[Ophiucus]

According to the Enquirer story, the Clines claim they sold Limbaugh 11,900 tablets over six months in 2001.

That comes to be about 65 pills a day - which would leave him comatose and then probably dead.

Anyone else see a problem with that number?

[xm177e2]

Which is more believable: that a man with a criminal record claims he sold drugs to someone, or that a man without a criminal record claimed to be a drug dealer?

[GailA]

11,900 pills in 6 months is about 66.111 pills per day......I serious doubt any one could function with that much dope in their systems per day. You'd be in a stupor all day long.

Rush is clear eyed, clear thinking, hasn't any memory problem.

[governsleastgovernsbest]

A drug pusher with a criminal record? Shocking!

[patj]

who took them to Palm Beach County prosecutor James Martz late last year.

This is the line that gets me. Sounds like the LAT story about Arnold that they had for a long time before they decided to print it. Geez, those democrats aren't obvious are they?

[Tempest]

Their legend seems to live on stronger now than ever

[laredo44]

It is unfortunate that a great man sounded so pathetic yesterday.

"I don't yet know what I'm dealing with here, folks..."

In addition to the weasel wording above, Rush also offered a red herring to the effect that the effect that the story in the media keeps changing by the hour. Both were the statements of someone with something to hide. Rush doesn't need to know what prosecutors know or what the media is saying to know the truth. That he isn't telling is telling.

Then in addition to his drugs tapdance, he and many listeners managed, via the ESPN flap, to morph into the Dixie Chicks complete with myriad whines of their loss of freedom of speech.

Truly a sad day.

[Sandy]

A drug dealer with a history of drug dealing. Imagine that.

[NewLand]

THE DEMS ARE HOPING FOR A BOMB...IT WILL END UP BEING A DUD...

[Rome2000]

Clines claim they sold Limbaugh 11,900 tablets over six months in 2001

Thats 66 pills a day, every day, for 6 months.If he syayed up 16 hours a day thats about 4 pills an hour.

No way he could have taken that much.

These 2 crooks are just more Democrat dirty tricks.

[mewzilla]

Here are some questions that need answers: How did Limbaugh come to hire this chick? Was she recommended, and if so, by whom? Did Limbaugh have a backround check done? If not, why not? If so, by whom? What were the results? How long had she been in his employ? Who interviewed her? Enquiring minds want to know...

[Victor]

Bob Grant had the best take on this whole thing that I've heard to date:

This whole thing is orchestrated by the dNC on the eve of the California election because Rush influences MILLIONS of people every day.

To take Rush down, even a notch, could help the DNC keep California.

[RGSpincich]

The man who claims, along with his wife, that he provided Rush Limbaugh with an illegal supply of painkilling drugs for four years has a criminal record.

One would expect so. I would be deeply saddened if he wasn't a certified criminal.

[Reagan Renaissance]

Addicts have no problem with denying their drug use or drug problem. They are practiced, skillful and professional performers that can lie very convincingly. They are also skilled and practiced victims that have no problem portraying their victimology for the maxim effect. Rush may well be caught up in a drug investigation and might have obtained some drugs from these people in some misguided fashion that was illegal, but Rush does not portray any signs of a "drug problem" or drug abuse.

Put your money on Rush as having the last word on this subject. I hope the Democratic/Clinton smear machine gets what it has coming to it.

[William Terrell]

The biggest question is who is paying Shohat's bill. The Clines? Hardly.

[bobsatwork]

No matter what anyone beleives, I can say this as a fact about me: if I woke up one day and heard (for the first time, in complete innocence) that:
- a long time employee of mine is and always had been a drug dealer, and
- this employee had cut some deal with some DA or equivalent, and
- this employee named me as a user/buyer, and
- the DA was investigating me
I would say NOTHING until I found out more. And, BTW, guilty people ALWAYS deny their guilt, loudly and publicly. Always.
I don't know if Rush is innocent or guilty. And neither does anyone else on this forum.

[aruanan]

According to the Enquirer story, the Clines claim they sold Limbaugh 11,900 tablets over six months in 2001.

Yeah, right. ~2000 tablets/month comes out to ~64/day.