Rush Limbaugh Live Radio Thread. 10/01/08

[bluerose]

Thanks for the ping. This Ifill book deal is amazing and would never go over if reversed.

[sono]

While the libs are out there checking on Pastors' tax exempt status, why check on the tax exempt status of a certain nameless religion?

[AliVeritas]

Yep, and calling Bobby Rush and Jesse Jackson III from the southside... couldn’t be bothered.

No lose socialist bailout. Fail, they tell you you’re more oppressed; Pass, still blame republicans for the failure and prolong the pain.

It would be a good time for Palin to assert herself and disagree with McCain for show (with detailed reasons). She should add the 138 hours of Obama’s work on ACORN vs. Household Financial re: redlining. I remember, even with Soros and Paulson’s notes delivered to him, he didn’t have much to say at the start. After billing all those hours, he should be the mortgage king on info.

[sono]

Mighty O’s from tiny Acorns grow.

[IMissPresidentReagan]

Boehner’s dude said we’d love to but it would not pass. I suggested that they should try anyhow.

I agree. Instead of trying to get something that will pass, just to have abill passed is a bad idea. Putting good ideas out there that may or may not get voted down is at least putting forth an effort.

[ChicagoConservative27]

Sorry about that. Should have posted the link.

[AliVeritas]

Dammit, he’s black! And... uh... he... uhm... uh... he has a bracelet.

(Ignore he doesn’t give credit to living, injured or dead soldiers re: Iraq, also the big FR subcommittee lie that he doesn’t have to chair a meeting re: NATO and Afghanistan because the big comm. ‘see Biden’, takes care of that. Well damn, shouldn’t that subcommittee be abolished?)

[ocracokeNC]

Actually started taking the kids to Ocracoke in the 80’s. As adults now they much prefer Ocracoke over places like Myrtle Beach, as a matter of fact my son just got back from a week on Ocracoke with a few friends. Out of season the place is still quite tranquil, (and the fishing is still outstanding).

[Eagle of Liberty]

Bye all....See you tomorrow!!

Haven't been able to be on here much lately....you got banned? why?

[greyfox]

Most people listening to the debate on Thursday will be unaware of the mediators liberal bias. Just another example of how much influence the media is able to exert.
The McCain/Palin ticket is fighting one of the most uneven
political contests in the history of American Politics.
They are fighting against the Media, Hollywood, the Democratic party and the smear machine fathered by the media. There is nothing positive reported on Palin by the media. The interviews are all skewed to make her look bad.
The same questions would not be asked of Democratic candidates. What would you do about this financial crisis?
All of the senate and the congress can't really figure it out but Palin is supposed to have a definitive answer. It
is so maddening to think they are getting away with it.
And they cry about Rush Limbaugh and would sorely love to silence him and Hannity and all the rest of the conservative talk shows. What blatant hypocrite's, it is so distressing I'm seriously considering shutting the whole damn thing off, it's just too much to bear.

[hattend]

Somebody tell Buckley’s son that the Nobama book is full of fibs, falsifications and lies.

[rightwingintelligentsia]

Wait, I missed that.

Is that Wm. F. Buckley’s son? And is he supporting NoBama?

[Son House]

Teleprompter?

Obama tells LaCrosse crowd action needed on crisis

http://www.startribune.com/politics/state/29994314.html?elr=KArksD:aDyaEP:kD:aU2EkP7K_t:aDyaEP:kD:aUiD3aPc:_Yyc:aUU

Addressing supporters at an outdoor rally in La Crosse, he added in a prepared text:

“While there is plenty of blame to go around ... all of us now have a responsibility to solve this crisis because it affects the financial well-being of every single American. There will be time to punish those who set this fire, but now is the moment for us to come together and put the fire out.”

[IMissPresidentReagan]

Buckley’s son falls a little further from the tree than I would have thought.

[acsrp38]

MCCain lied, people died, Halliburton???

[RSmithOpt]

Love them flat fish (crab stuffing and baked) and fresh sea mullet (whiting) fried are some of my favs. Fished many a night off the Frisco Pier (when we could shark fish after 11 pm).

Friends freak when I eat sashimi on the spot with my own whasabi / soy sauce. The new salt water recreational license is pure BS....the netters kill more young fish than any hook ever has....

[BigEdLB]

Do not give up... Just make more noise... At some point, I think Palin will accidental-on purpose go off the reservation. Call Obama on fomenting youth to sing cutsey cult of personality songs. Teenagers (like those two girls for McCain) are different, and if Obama Teens talk, not sing, let them go. It’s not offensive - stupid - not offensive. It is not evil as the use of kids (5-12) doing a song is, which as been mentioned before is comparable to Hitler, Kimmie of the Norks, Soviet Russians, and East Germans.

[Sunnyflorida]

“Somebody tell Buckley’s son that the Nobama book is full of fibs, falsifications and lies.”

I see this “articulation” all the time in Wall Street reports. Terrific thesis. Big house (Goldman, Morgan, Merril, etc.). Well documented. Full of graphs and charts. Perfect english, spelling, sentences structure. Princeton undergrade. Stanford MBA. But written on a topic the “analyst” has no personal knowledge of. And dead wrong. I love ‘em. Provides a nice income.

[AliVeritas]

Mc’s run on no earmarks, yet the clowns added even more... and he’s saying we have to pass it.

[ChicagoConservative27]

New polls show Obama breaking away in key states Posted: 12:55 PM ET New state polls show Obama with clear leads. New state polls show Obama with clear leads.

(CNN) – New polls released Wednesday morning suggest the race for the White House could be breaking for Barack Obama in three key battleground states.

Just-released Quinnipiac University surveys show Obama with wide leads in Pennsylvania and Ohio, as well as Florida — the showdown state in the 2000 presidential race where John McCain has had held an advantage for most of the summer.

Quinnipiac’s new survey in Pennsylvania shows Obama with a stunning 14 point-lead over McCain, 54-39 percent. Averaging that survey with other recent Pennsylvania polls, the latest CNN poll of polls there shows a 10-point lead for Obama in the state that only voted for John Kerry by a 2-point margin in 2004. Several polls released earlier this month in Pennsylvania suggested Obama’s lead there was in the mid single digits.

A new Quinnipiac Ohio poll also released Wednesday morning shows Obama leading McCain by 8 points there.

A new Quinnipiac Florida poll also shows big gains for Obama, with the Illinois senator now holding an 8 point lead, 51 to 43 percent. There is also not enough recent polling in Florida to conduct a poll of polls there, though a survey from ARG earlier this week showed Obama with a statistically insignificant 1-point lead.

(Excerpt) Read more at politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com ...