Imus got what he deserved.
He celebrated in the destruction of Scooter Libby.
He has said hateful things about the President and Vice President.
He has sucked up to EVERY media liberal elite. Earlier this week he ahd Bill Maher on to trash the President to try to cover his base. Didnt work!
And at Imus moment of weakness, where did it get him? No where. The Democrats (Obama, Hilary) that he so loved did not come running to his rescue. Republicans were more understanding.
I hope Imus remembers that now that his career has been cut short by the PC police. He got what he deserved. Let this be a lesson to anyone who sucks up to Democrats.
Watching Imus being devoured alive by his fellow liberals is a wonderful sight to behold. It’s better than a zombie movie.
Amen.
What has really frosted me is that for years, Imus has had Larry Kenny impersonating Rush Limbaugh and had him saying and singing hateful racist things. Things that it turns out were more likely to come out of the I-man’s mouth.
I’m sure the libs all thought it was great humor when the ‘Rush’ clone was fulfilling what they thought Rush would be saying if they were to ever tune in.
Imus’s fall was not for what he said, he’s said crap like that for years and worse, directed at various minorities and gays, what doomed the I-man was directing his humor at the girls basketball team.
Funny how none of Don’s favorite guests and fellow liberals have come to his defense. Good news that they’ll lose Imus as a outlet for their anti-American propaganda.
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