What Do Howard Stern and Rush Limbaugh Have in Common?
Posted by Robbie Cooper on July 25th, 2008 | TrackbackThe two biggest names in talk radio, Howard Stern and Rush Limbaugh, have two things in common now:
The two biggest names in talk radio, Howard Stern and Rush Limbaugh, have two things in common now:
And then the very first words out of his mouth once he started his speech were — surprise, surprise — a lie.
Some people are just no damned good, and the world is a better place without them. Derrick Sonnier was one such person. And tonight the world is a slightly better place.
Except for one simple little thing, Barry…you’re not a member of the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee.
The list of GOP races where the incumbent either 1) retired and is not seeking re-election, or 2) is in serious trouble of being defeated by a Democrat in November is a pretty long list.
This is, without a doubt, the most corrupt and disgraceful Congress in the history of the United States.
If anybody is guilty of using “racist smears”, I’m going to go with “the guy wearing the nigger shirt.”
The media love affair with Obama — who they are absolutely trying to get elected (it’s all a part of their narrative) — began a long time ago. Long before this latest invite only knob-slob foreign photo-op and faux interview junket.
Of course these are the same libtards who took it as the God’s Honest Truth when that same National Enquirer broke the Rush Limbaugh oxycontin story.
The man genuinely cares more about his own self-advancement and political gain than he does about the security of our nation and the freedom of oppressed people elsewhere.
The anti-war protesters in this country? Do I question their patriotism? You bet your ass I do.
We will never have a truly equal society as long as one half is paying for another half. Especially when that one half feels that they are entitled to the hard earned wealth of the other half.
During Michelle’s speech, some of the Code Pinkos from the Nutrooters convention tried to barge into the ballroom (this was not a public event. Michelle was an invited speaker at a private event. But since when as manners, obeying the law, or common decency ever stopped a rabid moonbat?) to disrupt Michelle.
I guess Texas Observer staffer Forrest Wilder drew the short straw and had to attend the civil, not depressing, not angry, Conservative summit while the rest of his blogging buddies were at the Nutters convention.