What the heck is wrong with Rush Limbaugh?

Originally Posted By Hans Reinhardt

Chris Wallace interviews Rush Limbaugh on our "narcissistic man child President". His extravagant statements and nonsensical conclusions are cringe worthy.

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The President's Chief Adviser Axelrod comments on Rush Limbaugh's statements and the current state of the Republican party.

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Originally Posted By Mr X

I don't think Axelrod or anyone else from the White House should be commenting on what Limbaugh or any of the other hatemongers are spewing.

That's a big mistake they started early on imho. Gives Rush and his type WAY too much legitimacy to be receiving freakin feedback from the White House!

 

Originally Posted By LoyalOrderWaterBuffa

~~~~I don't think Axelrod or anyone else from the White House should be commenting on what Limbaugh or any of the other hatemongers are spewing.~~~~


YES, yes, yes mr X
and our current Prez needs to learn from the best in the business, none other than William jeffereson Clinton.

remember when Prez Clinton totally dissed Rush back in the 90'S when someone asked Clinton about what Rush said. Clinton said someting like ~~~rush WHO??~~~~

as if Rush was a nobody and his opinion is worthless. very good move Bill!!!!
This mr Obama should not entertain Fox or rush Limbaugh and do something to help the thousands who dont have health coverage.

 

Originally Posted By LoyalOrderWaterBuffa



If Axelrod ever started a rock band and a baseball team he would pick

Slash on guitar
Derick jeter at shortstop

 

Originally Posted By LoyalOrderWaterBuffa

im having trouble trying to sleep

Im so excited about tomorrow and I will tell everyone in about 2 days how it went. YIP YIP YIPPEE
Everyone sleep tight because there is a big day tomorrow!

 

Originally Posted By wahooskipper

There is nothing wrong with Limbaugh. His goal (ratings) is to be relevant and here you are again posting something about him.

 

Originally Posted By DAR

Ignoring him would be the best action

 

Originally Posted By mawnck

>>Ignoring him would be the best action<<

Please note that this 30-minute interview was not on Fox News Channel. It was on Fox News Sunday, their "serious news" Meet the Press-type show that runs Sunday morning on all the Fox Television stations, many of which have local news departments that are doing their darndest to distance themselves from the cable channel's GOP-fest.

Fox Nation is spreading.

 

Originally Posted By ecdc

Except it's a lose/lose scenario for the White House. If they do nothing, they look spineless and people say so. When they do respond, people jump on them and say, "Why don't they just ignore him!"

 

Originally Posted By DAR

Well I'd prefer that my President no matter who it is doesn't get into these contests with any media type and compare whose crank is bigger.

 

Originally Posted By ecdc

Good thing the President didn't say anything then. It was Axelrod.

Which is how it ought to be. The President's working on the business of the country and he's using his aides to deal with stuff like this. In all, he's made a one-line statement about Fox News in 9 months.

But for people determined to find fault with him no matter what...that won't matter much.

 

Originally Posted By DAR

Fine then I don't want his staff doing it either

 

Originally Posted By ecdc

>>Fine then I don't want his staff doing it either<<

Actually you obviously didn't watch or read the whole comments then. It was done in the context of discussing the Republican Party at-large, especially in the wake of what's happened in Upstate New York. Axelrod was tying Limbaugh to the Republican party and pointing out that there's no place for moderates.

Like it or not, that's just smart politics. Tying extremists to the other side makes sense.

 

Originally Posted By ecdc

>>Fine then I don't want his staff doing it either<<

And since you don't like Obama's staff so much as mentioning Limbaugh, you must be REALLY pissed at Dick Cheney for being interviewed on Limbaugh so many times.

 

Originally Posted By DAR

I was never a Cheney fan so yeah I didn't like it.

 

Originally Posted By mawnck

>>contests with any media type and compare whose crank is bigger.<<

Tried to find a way to go there and get it by a moderator. Failed. Move along.

 

Originally Posted By Sport Goofy

Limbaugh is on record as hoping that the President of the United States fails. I don't know why people don't just revisit this philosophy for Limbaugh every time his name is mentioned. He is cheering for the failure of the United States. He openely cheered on the air when Chicago lost the Olympic games. This should be how this guy is painted by anyone who is asked how they feel about any of his opinions.

 

Originally Posted By Hans Reinhardt

"Fine then I don't want his staff doing it either"

Did you even watch the interview? He was asked the questions about Limbaugh by the interviewer.

 

Originally Posted By ecdc

<a href="http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/thu-november-5-2009/the-11-3-project" target="_blank">http://www.thedailyshow.com/wa...-project</a>

Jon Stewart parodies Glenn Beck, crazy person, and does so brilliantly.

 

Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan

LOL! That was fantastic!