41 Democrats in Congress signed a letter trying to get Rush Limbaugh fired, taking his words out of context. Rush auctioned the letter for 2.1 million and is matching that personally. The $$$ will go to the kids of fallen patriots. Is this great, or what?
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Admittedly, I don't know much about this - however from what I have read so far I think its very good. :-) I was watching the auction on eBay while it threatening to break the $1 million threshold.
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This is a publicity stunt by Limbaugh and his friends to draw attention away from the fact that he slandered brave American soldiers. They give their lives. He treats them like garbage. So he sets up this charade to distract the public. Typical.
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a great idea to fix your enemy.
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"Or what". Fat-head gets himself in hot water, so he tries a publicity stunt to fix his reputation.
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It's not true that the Congressmen took Limbaugh's words out of context. Limbaugh alleges that his words were taken out of context, but a transcript of the show in question raises questions as to how his words could be understood any other way. His statements were made in the context of a long diatribe which attacked current and former US servicemen for exercising their free speech. The Congressional condemnation was well-thought out and correct, no matter what 'spin' Limbaugh (the deceptive, mostly unrepentant drug addict) tries to add after the fact.
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I go with GREAT! Thank god he didn't get railroaded like they intended.
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No one ever has to take that asshole's comments out of context ever. He makes a fool of himself every day and I know he isn't coming up with any money for anyone ever. He's a F----king liar.
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