Rush Limbaugh Live Radio Thread. 10/04/07

[Nomorjer Kinov]

$2.1 million per month = $35,000 per (air) hour, approximately.

Worth every penny.

[Biggirl]

Now Rush is talking about sex changing operations. A diverson in this continuing saga of the “phoney soldiers smear”.

[guinnessman]

Prepare yourself for disappointment.

[dragonblustar]

Now Rush is talking about sex changing operations. A diverson in this continuing saga of the “phoney soldiers smear”.

And he said it near Hillary Clinton's name.

[Biggirl]

Now Rush is presenting something about Sen. Clinton at the yearly KOS kids conference.

[MaestroLC]

Now we get to the truth:

Reid Uses Limbaugh to Rally Grassroots Democrats

By Susan Jones CNSNews.com Senior Editor October 04, 2007

(CNSNews.com) - "Dear Friend, Demand that Rush Limbaugh apologize." That's the latest salvo from Democrats who want Americans to believe that the influential talk-show host has insulted U.S. troops.

Writing on behalf of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee -- a political group that works to elect Democrats -- Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) on Thursday said he normally ignores Rush Limbaugh. But Limbaugh's recent comment about "phony soldiers" went too far for him to stay silent, Reid said.

"It's one thing to call me "Dingy Harry" (as Limbaugh calls Reid) -- it's another to insult our men and women in uniform, calling those who oppose the war "phony soldiers" as Rush did during his Sept. 26 broadcast, Reid said in his message to DSCC supporters on Thursday.

In fact, Limbaugh did not say that soldiers who oppose the administration's conduct of the war are "phonies," although Democrats and liberal interest group insist that's what he meant.

A transcript of Limbaugh's radio program makes it clear that in talking to a caller, Limbaugh was reminded about "who the left props up as heroes." He used the phrase "phony soldiers," and a short time later, he brought up one particular soldier, Jesse MacBeth, who was sentenced to five months in prison for falsifying his military records.

Reid and 40 other senators sent a letter of complaint to Clear Channel CEO Mark Mays this week, demanding that Rush apologize -- for something he never said, Limbaugh insists. Now they're also urging DSCC supporters to send a letter to Mays, demanding that he "take action" and force an apology from Limbaugh.

[Liberty Valance]

Good morning!

[dragonblustar]

[Vision]

I don’t think it’s a diversion. How long can you talk about a non story?

Getting ready to turn him off unless he changed subjects.

[Biggirl]

The new Stalin. LOL

[Fawn]

Can’t Rush sue for slander?????

[texas_mrs]

Now Rush is talking about sex changing operations. A diverson in this continuing saga of the “phoney soldiers smear”.

And he said it near Hillary Clinton's name.

If Hill had a sex change, what sex would it be to?

[Biggirl]

I am enjoying it while it lasts.

[Biggirl]

Don’t ask. LOL

[sono]

“Two lawyers who pretend to be ranchers in their campaign commercials.”

Tryin to lasso more clients?

[JerseyDvl]

It’s not a “non-story” to the person being attacked 24/7.
Rush is using his pulpit in an extemely effective manner to refute the bogus charges and rumors against him.
If not for his three hour defense presentations, the Libs might be winning this fight, effectively kicking off their “Hush-Rush” legislation...aka...the Fairness Doctrine.

[JerseyDvl]

No, speech on the floor of the Senate/House is protected by the Speech and Debate clause,rule,whatever.

[Republican Red]

Rush stated yesterday that he can't sue for slander or defamation because of his "celebrity" status.

As soon as I read about a censure by a Senator, I think the Bill of Attainder was satisfied. A punishment of a private citizen without trial by a Legislator.

A bill of attainder (also known as an act or writ of attainder) is an act of legislature declaring a person or group of persons guilty of some crime, and punishing them, without benefit of a trial. The United States Constitution forbids both the federal and state governments to enact bills of attainder, in Article 1, Sections 9 and 10, respectively. It was considered an excess or abuse of the British monarchy and Parliament. They were abolished in the United Kingdom in 1870, but they were rarely used at that point.[1]

[Biggirl]

Now Rush reveals who the Jesse MacBeth guy really is.

[Fudd Fan]

I just love how Rush continues to refer to the democRAT party~!