Your billboard for Rush (Democrats.org)

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[CSM]

Hey Jen,

When are you going to stop working those street corners?

[TYVets]

We can not go quietly into the night like sheep.

The Founding Fathers made Freedom of Speech #1 of 10

[iowamark]

What? We should be afraid to resist atheistic socialism because we are afraid of their criticism?

Read/watch Rush’s CPAC speech: Positive, happy, optimistic. If only the GOP had leadership with such traits!

Rush at CPAC, transcript and video:
http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_030209/content/01125106.guest.html

[netmilsmom]

How about, “Rush down the Memory Hole.”

Then again the Dems aren’t smart enough to see the “1984” satire. But we get what the Big 0 is trying to do.

[Jvette]

I did watch that speech, more than once. I love it. I get it.

I am not suggesting capitulation of any kind. I hate that so much has been lied about and twisted by the media to turn the fault to Republicans and conservatism. But, perception is 9/10ths of reality.

Think back to the video by John Zeigler, How Obama got elected. Those people were clueless. They could spout every lie about the right they had ever heard, but didn’t know a thing about the left and especially Obama.

All I am saying is that I love Rush, I think he has one of the most brilliant minds in public discourse, but most people don’t listen to him and get their news from a media that is hostile to him and his message and a cheerleader for Obama.

Rather than getting the message across, this has become a lightening rod. I would just like our message to be heard. Rush’s absolutely right, but that is not what people are hearing.

[RichInOC]

The Dems have grievously misunderstood the Big Guy. He wants Obama to succeed. I want Obama to succeed. We all want Obama to succeed. And do you know how he can best do that? Simple. Stop doing what he’s doing, because either it’s not working the way he wants it to, or it is working the way he wants it to and it’s just bad.

[Wil H]

I submitted an idea, but I don’t suppose I’ll be winning the t-shirt

I sent them..

"So, was it worth half of your life savings to get the Kenyan in the White House?"

[skully]

I guess that they are to stupid to get what Rush really said. Rush wants the Messiah’s policy’s to fail.

They know exactly what Rush said and what he really meant. They know 0’s policies are failures,but making Rush into the boogey man and focusing on the “rooting for failure” meme; is an attempt to distract focus from the failure that is Obama. This just elevates Rush into a more prominent national figure, and his calling out the Obamessiah yesterday and inviting him to a debate put 0 in a corner. If he doesn’t accept he looks like a coward, if he does accept he legitimizes Rush; the opposite affect of their Alinskyish strategery. 0 and his 0ites should of just kept their mouths shut about Rush; he was less prominent under Bush then he is now thanks to Obama. Speaking of Rush...it's lunch time, time to go listen, something I wasn't doing as much until 0 attacked him. I love watching Liberals out think themselves.

[bluegirl]

As even Limbaugh must know, if the President fails, America fails.

No, if Obama succeeds, America fails.

[Girlene]

LOL. Good one, listenhillary.

[Girlene]

I wish Rush would provide the link to this billboard idea at his web site. I’m sure they’d get plenty of “interesting” ideas for their billboard.

[jessduntno]

If you follow the link you get;

Submit Your Slogan

We’ll go through all of the slogans you submit, and the winner will have his or her submission appear on a billboard in Rush Limbaugh’s hometown of West Palm Beach, Florida — and receive a free T-shirt featuring the winning slogan.

Please keep your suggestion to ten words or fewer.

I suggested:

Tell Obama to Debate Rush Now!!!

Let them think that over....

[Islander7]

Jen O'Malley Dillon fell into politics one frigid weekend in New Hampshire. It was 1996, and O'Malley Dillon was a Tufts sophomore volunteering with Tufts Democrats for President Bill Clinton's re-election campaign. The political science major, who had never been involved with a political campaign before, took a bus north with students from other colleges, attended a rally and held signs on a street corner in subzero weather. She spent that night sleeping on the floor of an unheated YMCA gym in Goffstown, New Hampshire.

It may not sound like an appealing way to spend a weekend, but it was in those frozen climes where O'Malley Dillon found her calling. Now, as battleground states director for Sen. Barack Obama's (D-Ill.) presidential campaign, the 1998 graduate is embracing the most important role of her political career.

O'Malley Dillon traces her enthusiasm for politics back to her upbringing in Franklin, Mass. Her parents were teachers, and politics was always a topic of discussion; she remembers seeing Michael Dukakis on TV at the Democratic National Convention in 1988 when she was in junior high. But it was her Tufts experience that set the former Jumbo, who played first base for the softball team, on the path to the political major leagues.

Trail Blazers

Yet another professional student with no experience in the real world.

[mojitojoe]

We will do the same. If Republicans don’t start attacking back on this crap, we don’t deserve to ever win again.

[mojitojoe]

Black spray paint

[mojitojoe]

Our current RNC leader is lacking the balls to do that.
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Steele is a HUGE wimp. we need someone like Gingrich.

[abigailsmybaby]

So the hell what?

[Nateman]

[Excellence]

I tried to but they demanded a donation before they would accept it.

[GVnana]