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To: RetSignman

Well, I don’t believe that about Rush.

I think he has a visceral reaction to anyone knocking capitalism in any form.

He fails to understand that evil is evil and exploitation is just that.

But any stance that Rush takes, he tends to start worshipping so don’t expect him to back down on this.

I won’t diss Rush. He’s been a force for good in this country for too long to do that.

He’s upset me a couple of times during this primary.

Once when he devoted two weeks of shows to defending Cain (ha) and now this.


42 posted on 01/12/2012 7:32:29 AM PST by altura (Perry 2012)
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To: altura

Cain was worth defending. Had Cain gotten more support from conservatives, he would have weathered the storm and would likely be our front runner even now. Instead, conservatives decided to focus on irrelevant perceived weaknesses and failed to see the true value of the man. For this same reason they are incapable of making a rational decision on which candidate to support amongst the remaining few.

Perry is obviously the superior candidate and the last conservative standing. But conservatives will split their votes on Newt, a progressive, and Santorum, a boring, unoriginal candidate, and will mock Perry into oblivion. Because it doesn’t matter what a man’s platform is or his true worth; what matters is how well he can tickle conservative itching ears and fulfill other superficial standards.


54 posted on 01/12/2012 7:35:29 PM PST by Apollo5600
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