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[BooksForTheRight.com]

http://www.themilwaukeechannel.com/sports/2523337/detail.html

This is a poll on whether Limbaugh is 'racist'. It needs visits from us. The pic of Rush they have posted is one when he was much heavier.

[Robe]

Was Rush Limbaugh being racist with his comments about Donovan McNabb?


Yes 2943 31%

No 6478 69%

[schaketo]

Was Rush Limbaugh being racist with his comments about Donovan McNabb?
9529 Votes

Yes 2980 31%
No 6549 69%

[NotQuiteCricket]

Yes 3038 31%
No 6610 69%

[ru4liberty]

Clickable link to poll

[Tom Jefferson]

Freeped

Was Rush Limbaugh being racist with his comments about Donovan McNabb?
Choice Votes Percentage of 9995 Votes
Yes 3208 32%
No 6787 68%

[marlon]

I'm not going to bother with the stupid poll. But I will say this, I must be a racist too for I said the exact same thing on Sunday while watching the game. I always though McNabb was overrated as a quaterback. I think he's a great athlete but as a pure quaterback I wouldn't put him near the top by any strecth.

While watching the game I turned to my son and my father and said, did you ever notice how when watching an NFL game the announcers always seem to pick one player, generally black but not always, that they seem to focus 90% of thier commentary around...There goes Donovan, you know Chet that Donavan really can run....Hey look at the way Donovon put that ball in there he really knows how to chuck that thing huh Biff? And so on and so forth.

Just try and watch a game in which Warren Sapp, Randy Moss, Steve McNair, etc are playing. Why you would get the impression that they were the only players on the field and that none that came before them were even in the same league. And yes, I have often felt that there was an attempt to say hello world look at us we think black players are terrific we really do.

[marlon]

I'm not going to bother with the stupid poll. But I will say this, I must be a racist too for I said the exact same thing on Sunday while watching the game. I always though McNabb was overrated as a quaterback. I think he's a great athlete but as a pure quaterback I wouldn't put him near the top by any strecth.

While watching the game I turned to my son and my father and said, did you ever notice how when watching an NFL game the announcers always seem to pick one player, generally black but not always, that they seem to focus 90% of thier commentary around...There goes Donovan, you know Chet that Donavan really can run....Hey look at the way Donovon put that ball in there he really knows how to chuck that thing huh Biff? And so on and so forth.

Just try and watch a game in which Warren Sapp, Randy Moss, Steve McNair, etc are playing. Why you would get the impression that they were the only players on the field and that none that came before them were even in the same league. And yes, I have often felt that there was an attempt to say hello world look at us we think black players are terrific we really do.