[papertyger]

I’d be much more sympathetic if Rush hadn’t thrown US under the bus today.

[Isabel C.]

I’d be much more sympathetic if Rush hadn’t thrown US under the bus today.

That must be a very BIG bus!

[FrankR]

"I’d be much more sympathetic if Rush hadn’t thrown US under the bus today."

Based on that statement, I don't think you would have been at all.

This fair-weather friendship is what takes place when we sit back and let someone else do the fighting for us, and they when they stumble, blame them for not doing enough.

One reason the libs make fools out of the conservatives is us using self-rightous indignation as an excuse for not sticking together and speaking in one voice. The left is in lockstep all the way when fighting their enemies (us), and all they have to do it say the least little thing and the conservatives start in-fighting.

Out of the millions of words and years of Rush standing up for conservatism, putting himself out on the front lines to battle the left, and teaching us all how to identify a lefty from a mile away, you choose the fact that he has issued an "apology" to say he's thrown us "under the bus".

I think it is YOU who have thrown him under the bus.

There are only a few, really brave conservatives who dare speak up in this day and time, and Rush is, and has been the leader that started it all.

[Gene Eric]

>> I’d be much more sympathetic if Rush hadn’t thrown US under the bus today.

Rush did no such thing.

Limbaugh diffused an unessential component of the debate which is now unquestionably visible to every conscious citizen.

Also, understand the insult levied by someone who is willing to apologize is more meaningful than one issued by the habitual degenerate.

[boomop1]

AS Henry Ford said “never complain never explain” or something like that. that was before PC Amerika came along.

[C. Edmund Wright]

I missed today, what did he do?