[JoeSchem]

Another problem is that one of Limbaugh's accusers, David Cline, was convicted himself on cocaine trafficking charges in 1982.

The hubby of the housekeeper. Doesn't this sordid past recall the guy who wrote a book claiming that Bush did cocaine -- and it turned out that the author was an ex-con who had gone to prison after attempting to kill his boss?

There's something about ex-con drug dealers that causes me not to trust them. I don't know, maybe it's because THEY'RE EVIL CRIMINALS!!!!!!

It sounds like this whole incident is fairy fluff as far as accusing Rush is concerned. In the future, Rush, if you need a trustworthy housekeeper, try illegal immigrants from Mexico.

[jammer]

"There's something about ex-con drug dealers ..."

Yep. These plea bargains are nothing but suborning perjury on the part of prosecutors.

[WackyKat]

There's something about ex-con drug dealers that causes me not to trust them. I don't know, maybe it's because THEY'RE EVIL CRIMINALS!!!!!!

A news flash for you-all drug dealers are criminals.

That doesn't mean they don't have customers;obviously they do.

I would have a much easier time believing in Rush's innocence if he would simply say "I have never illegally bought or possessed prescription narcotics."

What's so hard about that?

I thought Rush believed in truth and openess- or does that only apply to others?

[L.N. Smithee]

It sounds like this whole incident is fairy fluff as far as accusing Rush is concerned. In the future, Rush, if you need a trustworthy housekeeper, try illegal immigrants from Mexico.

At first I was thinking to myself, "Didn't Rush do a background check?" and now I wonder -- did he hire Wilma because he knew she wasn't an illegal immigrant?