Are you listening to Rush right now?

[Sitarro]

Rush is on such a roll today, this is where he shines. His analysis of politics is so superior to any of the jabbering heads on the news programs, it is truly a joke. He has explained exactly what happened last night without all of the hoopla. Classic Rush, a lot of fun to listen to.

I have been laughing through his entire show. Brilliant!

[DrJohn]

I laugh a lot when I hear him, too.

[typomaniac]

He believes almost nothing he says. He makes outrageous statements to amuse himself and to financially exploit his learning-impaired audience.

[manu1959]

He believes almost nothing he says. He makes outrageous statements to amuse himself and to financially exploit his learning-impaired audience.

just like keith olberman.....

[typomaniac]

just like keith olberman.....
I wouldn't know. TV commentary in general has just about zero value outside of entertainment.

[red states rule]

Rush is always on a roll - and drives libs nuts at the same time

Here is his morning update, and it is interesting


All right, folks, see if you can connect the dots.

An AP story ran yesterday about the "record" turnout in Tuesday's New Hampshire primary. Secretary of State William Gardner estimates half a million voters participated -- over 100,000 more than in the last primary. Gardner also said a record number of people showed up at the polls to register to vote.

Now, the next dot to connect is from another AP story last November, when eyebrows were raised over the New Hampshire primary voting rules. Listen to this excerpt: "New Hampshire allows same-day registration at the polls, has no minimum residency period, and defines a voter's home as the place where he or she sleeps most nights, or intends to return after a temporary absence. The state, not the parties, runs the primary, and changes to residency laws have been hotly contested. This year, New Hampshire Democrats pushed through a change that some Republicans contend would enable campaigns to bus in people who could cast a ballot and then vote again in their real home states," unquote.

"You can vote in New Hampshire without being a resident," said Republican state Sen. Bob Clegg. "You can vote in the primary because you someday may want to live here." Democratic state Sen. Peter Burling calls any criticism of the rules "part of the campaign of fear to restrict people's right to vote."

Now, my friends, if you have successfully connected the dots, you've noticed that all "political comebacks" are not created equal -- especially those with peculiarly timed tears!


Read the Background Material on the Morning Update...

• AP: Voter Turnout in NH Sets Record
• AP: Court Hears Voter ID Case
• AP: Focusing on Who Can Vote in Iowa, NH



http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_010908/content/01125101.member.html

[Sitarro]

He believes almost nothing he says. He makes outrageous statements to amuse himself and to financially exploit his learning-impaired audience.

I'm curious typodimwit, how would you know. Your silly avatar tells everyone, everything, they need to know about you.:fu:

[red states rule]

just like keith olberman.....

and Chris Matthews

[Sitarro]

I wouldn't know. TV commentary in general has just about zero value outside of entertainment.

CSPAN, Discovery channel, History channel, National Geographic channel, The Golf channel........ nothing to get any worthwhile information? I wonder what unimpeachable sources you get your truth from.

[red states rule]

CSPAN, Discovery channel, History channel, National Geographic channel, The Golf channel........ nothing to get any worthwhile information? I wonder what unimpeachable sources you get your truth from.

Bill Moyers, Air America, Daily Kos, and Democrat Underground come to mind

[typomaniac]

CSPAN, Discovery channel, History channel, National Geographic channel, The Golf channel........ nothing to get any worthwhile information? I wonder what unimpeachable sources you get your truth from.

I read, bullshitarro. Try it sometime.

[avatar4321]

yeah i am. i even tried calling in today which is the first time ive ever done a thing like that.

[Sitarro]

I read, bullshitarro. Try it sometime.

Gee typo, I don't think you can get much info on politics from comic books.:finger3:

[typomaniac]

Gee typo, I don't think you can get much info on politics from comic books.:finger3:

Some papers and magazines don't have pictures. :slap:

[pegwinn]

He believes almost nothing he says. He makes outrageous statements to amuse himself and to financially exploit his learning-impaired audience.

I could do that.......
Where are the job applications..........

Yeah, watch out world

[typomaniac]

I could do that.......
Where are the job applications..........


You've got to know George H. W. Bush's cousin (Roger Ailes). He produces the show.

[red states rule]

You've got to know George H. W. Bush's cousin (Roger Ailes). He produces the show.

Ah, another vast right wing conspiracy