Posted on 05/09/2012 12:43:53 PM PDT by Kaslin
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RUSH: Americans, ladies and gentlemen, are taking their country back -- and they're doing it one election at a time. As was evidenced in Wisconsin, Americans are not afraid of union goons. They're not impressed with a slow-jamming Preezy. They aren't intimidated by the media anymore. From reconfirming the meaning of marriage, to showing support for a great Wisconsin governor, to humiliating a sitting Democrat president with a huge turnout for a convicted felon, voters demonstrated that the power attributed to Barack Obama and the State-Controlled Media has been overestimated.
Conventional wisdom was nuked yesterday.
Tea Party dead and Occupy Wall Street in the ascension? Obama a shoo-in reelection? In fact, the Beltway Republicans, the Republican establishment still think Obama is a shoo-in! They really do. I kid you not. They think... Maybe not a shoo-in now, but before yesterday, "Ah, Rush, don't get your hopes up. He's an incumbent. He's got so much at his disposal," and that could well be. But the people don't want to hear that.
The people of this country are not going to allow themselves to be dispirited with phony polls and inaccurate reporting. They're not gonna be influenced by photo-ops with George Clooney. Being $5 trillion in debt -- new debt, given to us by Obama -- trumps photo-ops with George Clooney. Years of 8.5% plus unemployment trumps the Preezy slow-jamming the news with Jimmy Fallon.
Out-of-work college graduates are snapping out of their hope and change trance, and they realize all they're getting is insurmountable student loan debt, not jobs. Voters are continuing to tune out the Drive-By Media in greater numbers. They're tuning in talk radio, the Internet, Fox News. The people of this country know what's at stake. They know failure when they see it. They know disaster when they see it. And they know how to stop it.
And they fully intend to.
Last night was a significant aftershock of the 2010 electoral earthquake that rocked the Democrat Party. The Tea Party's not dead. No, 2010 was a warm-up. The Tea Party's moved on from a protest movement to an active, vibrant, grassroots movement that knows how to nominate the right people and then get them elected -- and that is sending shivers of fear down the spines of professional Democrats, consultants, elected officials, and people in the media.
Democrats are voting against President Obama.
Democrats are distancing themselves from failure.
The cult of personality, the cult of celebrity that this White House has attempted to mine is being overwhelmed by the sting of reality. People's homes having no value. People's jobs are paying nothing. People are not able to get jobs. No economic growth. Moratoriums on drilling for oil. Roadblocks on pipelines that would bring oil, which would cheapen energy prices. Attacks on existing, conventional energy sources.
The American people want no part of it.
The American people don't hate fossil fuels.
Barack Obama might, but the American people don't, and he has not been able to convince them to. The American people are not going to settle for 8.1% unemployment. The American people aren't going to settle for 7% unemployment. Vast majorities of the American people understand the greatness of this country. Vast majorities of the American people understand (and listen to me carefully here) that when this nation is on the right track, there's none better.
When this nation is on the right track, there's no end to opportunity.
When this nation is on the right track, there's no end to prosperity.
Our economic and educational opportunity is better than anywhere in the world. But this country isn't on track, and the American people know it, and they want it back on track. They don't want this new direction. They don't want this fundamental transformation of America. They don't want a silly, impossible socialist utopia. They want reality. They want an acknowledgement of the greatness of this country, not somebody who's embarrassed of it, or who doesn't like it, or thinks it's immoral or unjust.
The American people, in vast majorities, are very, very angry to hear their country described this way. They're very angry to sense that a Democrat Party looks at this country as unjust and immoral. They are sick and tired of phony race stories, from the Duke lacrosse case to Trayvon Martin. They are sick and tired of being lied to in the media. They are sick and tired of big things, medium-sized things, and small things.
They don't want to be told that a snail darter is more important than they are. They don't want to be told that they can't buy light bulbs that they've always bought. They don't want to be told they're destroying the planet when they know they're not, when they know that's a hoax. They don't want to be forced to have to buy $50 light bulbs. They're sick and tired of being told they can't have salt or trans fat in their foods.
They don't think that dietary decisions ought to come from a garden in the Oval Office. They don't think a woman who has had no experience in the food business should have any business telling any of us what we should or shouldn't eat, particularly when they see her husband chowing down on stuff she disapproves of when she's not around! The American people do not want Obamacare, and that's been the case since before it was signed into law.
The American people don't want Obamacare.
We don't hate fossil fuels.
We don't hate oil.
We don't hate big CEOs and executives.
We don't want to punish success.
We want to emulate it!
We want success for as many as people as possible.
We're sick and tired of elected officials at the highest levels trying to divide the people of this country, particularly along racial lines. I think the American people, in significant majorities, are sick and tired of every effort the Democrat Party makes to divide this country. Be it on racial lines, sexual-orientation lines or gender lines: You name it, they've had it. (New Castrati impression) "But, Mr. Limbaugh, if you think that, then whey do they send people like Dick Lugar packing? Dick Lugar was all about compromise!"
No, Dick Lugar was not "all about compromise." Dick Lugar was all about letting Democrats win! Republican voters are sick of Republicans letting Democrats win under the guise that this is how compromise takes place or this is how we get along. The people of this country do not hate people who create jobs. They actually like people that create jobs! They want to know people who create jobs. Many Americans actually want to work for people who create jobs.
I'd rather work for somebody who creates a job than somebody who doesn't, 'cause there isn't a job in that circumstance. Look at the support Scott Walker's getting in Wisconsin. After a tsunami of national union money into that state. After threats. After the conventional wisdom from the media said that Walker was dead. The polls all said Walker's finished, that he doesn't have chance, that Democrats are taking the state back.
Look at the voter turnout in Wisconsin! Walker, who didn't need a single vote for anything last night, got more votes than the two Democrats combined in Wisconsin. Are you kidding me? I mean, that says it all, or at least so much. We have some sound bites, some media assessments: "Why did Dick Lugar actually lose? What really went on?" And, yes, I'm continually being hounded here to offer my unique and not-found-anywhere-else thoughts on Mrs. Clinton's appearance.
'Cause after all, I'm the one... See, people remember. I'm the one who asked some years ago in the 2008 presidential campaign: Do the American people want to watch the aging process in the Oval Office? And some people think that what's happening now is a referendum on that question.
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I heard it and thought it was awesome!
Who can talk extemporaneously for about hours (minus commercials) and make as much sense as Rush Limbaugh?
Who can talk extemporaneously for 3 hours (minus commercials) and make as much sense as Rush Limbaugh?
Sorry for double post.
We are reinstating the Reagan Doctrine: We win. You loose.
This one has been fed up since about 12:01 PM January 20, 2009.
there’s a reason why he’s the most listened to talk show host there is.
Can anyone ever remember when we saw so much of a President? Before he was elected he was broadcasting on his own station, and he’s never been off the TV since, talk about over kill...even debasing the office by both him and Michelle going on talk shows. Add to the list above, that the bulk of the American population is sick of the sight of both of them.
Rush speaks for America so well. It is exactly how we all feel.
We’re sick of Karl Rove too. Lugar’s loss is a major quake for the GOP-e.
Karl Rove is a great person to have on your side due to his political savvy. Unfortunately, is he NOT on our side - he is on the side of the Washington insiders and resents anyone who is not part of the Washington establishment trying to break into his little club. Instead of standing for conservative values, he is there to kick the Tea Party candidate every chance he gets. He, along with George Bush I and George Bush II, is a large part of the reason that Obama was elected in the first place - he took part in blurring the line between Republicans and Democrats to the point where there was no longer any visible difference. It is time for him to get off the stage!
Fed up or hung over?
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