People who think the war was wrong and hate that Americans are being killed in Iraq, and who find themselves in economic peril, those people? Or just regular good Americans who don't think the country is perfect and would like to change it for the better? Those are the kinds of anti-American, or more properly, anti neocon folks you are describing.

You take a fringe of people, the worst elements of the extreme left and blanketly paint liberals with that brush, as though thinking that Americans should have health care makes them enemies of the state.

And you see them in every corner.

And when I call you on it, you say "Oh no, I didn't mean the liberals, no I meant the crazies, as though every post of yours doesn't smear the word liberal like peanut butter on a slice of bread.

We're on to ya.

Gee! I guess I'll just let you tell me who or what they are while I sit back and relax. I already described the sort of people about whom I referred and you find a way to bring people who feel sorry for soldiers who die, those who like things to improve, and those who are "in economic peril" in whatever parameters that might include into the discussion. That's fine, but don't expect me to jump at that. We're on to you.


As they say, if you lie down with dogs you get up with fleas. I believe Barrack Obama has discovered this concept lately and decided he needed to disassociate himself from the mangy curs he's been cuddling with all these years.

You love to whine about how you are being unfairly attacked. Left-wingers love to whine about everything, I notice. But here's the way it works. If you wish to wallow in the gutter with, oh for instance, the Code Pink "ladies" then, Dax, YOU shall get painted with the same brush I use on them.

If the "old money bags" biggest bet is to win the White House for Republicans by using Rush, then they are wasting their money. Rush's recent efforts to effect the election process has all but struck out.

All has failed for Limbaugh, from attacking McCain to his calling for riots (dreaming of course) at the Democratic National Convention and "operation chaos"... In other words, people are tuning in, giving him their box office support and like watching the fictional Wall-E, going back home and not taking him too serious!

Oh dear. Now you beginning to get me awfully confused about the nature of things. Perhaps you can clarify.


What "old money bags" are you talking about? Are you confusing the Rush Limbaugh Show with Air America? Or are you talking about something else altogether?


Naturally, some of this has yet to play out. You are right in that Limbaugh has been very vocal about his reservations concerning John McCain. Of course this plays havoc with the accusations of Limbaugh being a "tool" of the Republicans. You can't have it both ways. Oh wait. Yes you can; you're a liberal. You can hold to mutually exclusive ideas in your head at the same time and believe both of them simultaneously.

"Calling for riots?" Rush Limbaugh has simply brought attention to the far-left radical who are the ones with the "let's riot in Denver" web sites. e.g. http://www.recreate68.com All Limbaugh has done is tell the radicals they have his permission to riot if that's what they want to do.

As for "Operation Chaos" we haven't even seen the conventions, yet. Might be a little early for any definitive conclusions about what has been effective and what hasn't.


Really? Liberals seem to take him VERY seriously. How else would you explain the sudden popularity among Congressional Democrats to re-install the "Fairness Doctrine?" (which is an oxymoron in itself since its intent is to shut down any dissenting opinion from the political right)

Oxi-moron. I hadn't known of those effects of it but I like it as a description.

RUSH OFFERS SOME GOOD NEWS!!

It is always somewhat "entertaining" to hear what Rush is telling his moronic audience who, while he rakes in the millions, struggle to buy tankful of gasoline.

Rush announced today that the recession (call it what you will) is a figment of "liberal imagination". PROOF ??? The $155 million taken in by the latest Batman movie over the weekend...

And you folks were worried !

Somebody should tell Rush that fantasy movies always do well in a recession or depression.

Correct; musicals and other forms of movie escapism were very popular during the Great Depression.