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To: SamAdams76
I was totally FR free today because of a busy day of work. How did this play on the radio show circuit (i.e. Rush Limbaugh)?

Rush was speechless. He basically said that he thought that he had seen it all, but that this "performance" was basically lower than low.

On the local afternoon radio show in Pittsburgh(KDKA, Fred Honsberger) the usual leftist callers were in full throttle. "Cynthia"(a greenie if there ever was one) stated that Wellstone was basically assasinated by Bush. "Carolyn" who repeats the New York Times editorials whenever she calls was defensive shouting to Fred that this was a "private" event.

In closing, most of the callers recognized the Wellstone "memorial" for what it was, a cheap grab at the symapthy vote and were repulsed.

19 posted on 10/30/2002 4:08:38 PM PST by Dane
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To: Dane
Rush was speechless. He basically said that he thought that he had seen it all, but that this "performance" was basically lower than low.

Yes, our local radio talk show following Rush basically had the same take....that it was in bad taste...and that it disgraced Wellstone's memory with it's mean-spirited attitude toward those Republicans who attended.

56 posted on 10/30/2002 5:03:22 PM PST by Jorge
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To: Dane
and if I know old Fat Freddy, he probably bowed down and kissed the feet of Cynthia like he always does and for every other liberal caller he probably just did that stupid grunt, ("yerrrr" or something like that). He's just like Pintek, never challenges the callers. I used to be a big fan of Pintek but he seems to have given up a "talk" show in favor of boring guests.
100 posted on 10/30/2002 7:03:38 PM PST by Undertow
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