Im not a big fan of Rush but I did listen to what the man said in the days before the election and Rush did say that Obama would try to get him off the air or something along those lines.

Maybe Rush was right? Maybe this is the beginning of an assault on him? I dunno, he did say something that some could have interpreted wrongly. I guess if Rush is yanked off the air or forced to leave we will know if it was part of a plan because I doubt that Rush will keep quiet even if he is off the air.

You know, I think all politicans and others in the limelight, know when they are interviewed by the press these kinds of questions will be asked if it is a media story at the time. They don't care how they get their answers or how they phrase their questions. It is shameless.

Originally posted by A NeWorlDisorder
Im not a big fan of Rush but I did listen to what the man said in the days before the election and Rush did say that Obama would try to get him off the air or something along those lines.

Maybe Rush was right? Maybe this is the beginning of an assault on him? I dunno, he did say something that some could have interpreted wrongly. I guess if Rush is yanked off the air or forced to leave we will know if it was part of a plan because I doubt that Rush will keep quiet even if he is off the air.

Assault? Just as "Joe the Plumber" what it's like to be at the end of the democratic wrath stick. The dems with the help of their tool, the media destroyed that man because he questioned Lord Obama.

They'll protect this shyster Soetoro at all costs.

[edit on 2-2-2009 by Tyr Sog]

Rush Limbaugh as far as I know has never said anything as bad about Obama as Keith Olbermann has said ad nauseum about GW Bush.

I don't bother to listen to Limbaugh and even when I agree with him, I still am acutely aware that he is just an entertainer with a political theme.

Keith Olbermann on the other hand is in my opinion a traitorous, lying worm who should be prosecuted and jailed at the very least.

Bush never saw fit to mention Keith Olbermann and his attacks.

It seems extraordinarily petty for Obama and the left to start wailing on Limbaugh.

Originally posted by GradyPhilpott

Bush never saw fit to mention Keith Olbermann and his attacks.

It seems extraordinarily petty for Obama and the left to start wailing on Limbaugh.

A star for your post.

For all that's been said over the years about Republicans and conservatives, it seems that this is just more proof of which party is more likely to take the high road. Hint: it is not the democrats.

Hate to see obama's picture show up in the dictionary next to the word "petty" ...

Originally posted by A NeWorlDisorder
Im not a big fan of Rush but I did listen to what the man said in the days before the election and Rush did say that Obama would try to get him off the air or something along those lines.

Maybe Rush was right? Maybe this is the beginning of an assault on him? I dunno, he did say something that some could have interpreted wrongly. I guess if Rush is yanked off the air or forced to leave we will know if it was part of a plan because I doubt that Rush will keep quiet even if he is off the air.

so wait,,,,your gonna blame obama,,,because of something rush freely said by himself,,on his radio show


come on,,that's a stretch

rush put his foot in his mouth all by himself,,,,regardless if it's out of context or not

it's stupid,,,he gets 36 million to talk trash, divide and instill fear and hatred

and yes i believe in free speech and am conservative,,,but rush is a piece of garbage

and i have to say honestly,,,at least obama is trying,and telling us what he is trying,transparency ,, more than could be said of bush

[edit on 4-2-2009 by shortywarn]

Obama has never said a word against Limbaugh. Don't blame him for the criticism Rush has brought on himself.

I personally never listen to the guy, but he is, right now, the leader of the GOP. He says, "I want Obama to fail" and all the Senate Republicans fall into line. I understand they're really interested in Joe the Plumber for future office, too.

It's a sad state of affairs when a loudmouthed radio jock is the head of a major political party. But as such, he's got to be willing to take criticism from the left. He can't just dish it out and expect not to take some flak in return.