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Feb. 25, 2008 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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February 25, 2008, Monday, Hour #3
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Dawn, I want to make I want to make sure I heard this right.
You fell off a ladder at 1.30 in the morning.
Outside your house.
Inside the house.
Fell off a ladder at 1.30 in the morning.
I don't want to know anymore.
No, I walked by, folks.
I heard her telling Brian that when Brian was telling her she was stupid for something, and I still what are you talking about?
And I fell off my ladder at 1.30 in the morning and was crying.
Was it your house or somebody else's house?
Your house.
Okay.
So you weren't trying to get into somebody's bedroom window.
Trying to get out of somebody's bedroom windows.
Yeah.
laughs laughs laughs Thank you.
Greetings, my friends, and welcome, Rush Limbaugh back.
Broadcast excellence here for another full hour at the Limbaugh Institute for Advanced Conservative Studies.
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Ladies and gentlemen, the New York Times today has a story by Jeff Zelini in memories of a painful past, hushed worry about Obama.
There is a hushed worry on the minds of many supporters of Senator Obama, echoing in conversations from state to state, rally to rally.
Will he be safe?
In Colorado, two sisters pray daily for his safety in New Mexico.
A daughter says she persuaded her mother to still vote for Obama, even though the mother feared that winning would put him in danger.
And at a rally here, a woman expressed worries that a message of hope and change in addition to his race made him more vulnerable to violence.
I've got the best protection in the world, Obama said, so stop worrying.
Yet worry they do.
With the spring of 1968 seared into their memories when the deaths of the Dr. Martin Luther King and Robert Kennedy were assassinated in a span of two months.
Now question.
Who do you think, folks, is behind this story.
No, Mr. Snurdly Hillary's not behind this story.
Is that what you said?
Obama people are behind this story.
There is no there is no question.
You know, you could almost say that this is brilliant.
Uh to get this out there.
Oh no, no.
You you this is somebody inside that camp is thinking real hard.
There is this quote, this passage from the story.
That afternoon, Mr. Obama's motorcade passed Dealey Plaza and the Texas School Book Depository Building, where the fatal shot was fired at President Kennedy in 1963.
Several campaign aides looked out their windows, silently absorbing the scene.
The windows of their cars, looking up at the Texas School Book Depository Building.
Now I wish I could remember the circumstances.
I I really I wish it was just last week.
I had an I had an eye chat going, an instant message chat going with a person who shall remain nameless.
And the subject of going to Texas and Obama and the campaign came up, and this person who is very cynical, said, I wonder how long it'll take Obama to do the exact JFK route through Daley Plaza and the Texas School Book Depository.
And damned if he wasn't right.
This is this is a um this is this is a a you gotta give them credit here.
Putting putting this stuff out there.
They're doing everything they can here to shut down any kind of criticism of the guy.
That's what this is all about, even policy.
I don't care what it is, that's the express purpose of this.
Uh and with the New York Times getting it out there.
Then of course, this picture with Obama looking like he's an Al-Qaeda figure uh with the with the turban.
Well, that picture's I saw that picture Late, I think Friday or Saturday, and somebody, somebody, somebody sent me that picture and said it says photoshopped.
What is this?
This is nuts.
And then, of course, the picture shows up on Drudge today, and the Clinton campaign says, no, we cannot deny that we put it out there.
Now it's it's interesting because if you look, and Mr. Snurdley did the research on this today.
If you do the research, you can go back to when Bill Clinton was president, find him walking through uh mud villages in Africa dressed up as as uh some local warlord uh using a typical African garb.
And of course, nobody said a word about it then, but he wasn't wearing a turban.
Oh, you f Okay.
Snurdley says he found a picture of Clinton wearing some big giant hat, but not a like a witch doctor hat or something?
Something like that, but not a turban, not a turban.
Well, his picture of Obama's going around wearing a turban.
Uh, and uh the uh the drive-by is just waiting for this picture to get out, somebody else, so that they could then report it.
Uh Jim Coonan, AP, a photograph circulating on the internet of Senator Obama dressed in traditional local garments during a visit to Kenya in 2006, is causing a dust-up in the presidential campaign over what constitutes a smear.
The photograph portrays Obama wearing a white turban and a wraparound white robe presented to him by elders in Wazir in northeastern Kenya.
Obama's estranged late father was Kenyan, and Obama visited the country in 2006, attracting thousands of well-wishers.
The gossip and news website, the Drudge Report, posted the photograph Monday, said it was being circulated by Clinton staffers.
Quoted a name, God, you Clinton people are embarrassing me.
This is such rank amateurism.
Don't if you're gonna put it out there, talk about it.
You know, ask why is Mr. Obama dressed up like an al-Qaeda figure.
What is he trying to accomplish with the Aimon Al Zawayhiri look?
That picture's not going to help Obama in certain neighborhoods in this country.
And uh today, by the way, now think of this headline.
This is from CBSnews.com.
Obama defends his wife's patriotism.
Barack Obama today, this is actually from yesterday, defended his and his wife's patriotism after she was criticized last week for saying she's proud of America for the first time in her life.
You know, folks, I have to, if you have to defend your patriotism, are you not in trouble?
And when somebody puts you on defense on your patriotism, uh sign that you're in trouble.
But this is the most I've got a I've got a story here from the Asian Times, and it's by somebody called Spengler.
No first name.
Now, I mentioned earlier in the program that there are fractures in the Democrat Party, and some in the drive-by media are starting to back away from the idolatry which they are viewing and reporting on Obama.
Uh this happened long ago with the Clintons.
I think it's safe to say the drive-bys who felt like they were whores in the 90s are starting.
They're embarrassed here.
They're no longer going to cover.
Uh and that's coming to pass.
But this piece, this piece is stunning.
I don't uh and again, all I know is Spengler.
Uh there's no first name here.
2008 copyright, Asia Times Online.
Obama's women reveal his secret.
When you want to uncover an unspecified secret, look for the woman said Alexander Duma.
In the case of Barack Obama, we have two.
His late mother, the went native anthropologist Ann Dunham, and his rancorous wife Michelle.
Obama's women reveal his secret.
He hates America.
We know less about Senator Obama than about any prospective president in American history.
His uplifting rhetoric is empty, as Hillary Clinton helplessly protests.
His career bears no trace of his own character, not an article for the Harvard Law Review he edited, or a single piece of legislation.
He appears to be an empty vessel filled with the wishful thinking of those around him, but there is a real Barack Obama.
No man, least of all one abandoned in infancy by his father, can conceal the imprint of an impassioned mother or the influence of a brilliant wife.
Let me get to the money quote snerdly.
I want you to listen to this.
Again, I just know the name Spengler, Asian Times.
It's a kind of an amazing story, but uh I'm gonna I'm gonna read this.
I'm not I'm just gonna read it as it's written.
Never underestimate the influence of a wife who slaps her husband in public.
Early in Obama's campaign, Michelle Obama could not restrain herself from belittling the senator.
Quote, I have some difficulty reconciling the two images I have of Barack Obama.
There's Barack Obama the phenomenon.
He's an amazing orator, Harvard Law Review, whatever it was, law professor, best selling author, Grammy Winner, pretty amazing, right?
And then there's the Barack Obama that lives with me in my house.
And that guy is a little less impressive.
And she said this at a fundraiser a year ago, February 2007.
She continued, for some reason, my husband can't manage to put the butter up when he makes toast.
Secure the bread so that it doesn't get stale.
His five-year-old's still better at making the bed than he is.
New York Talem uh New York Times columnist Maureen Downs said at the time, uh Michelle Obama added that the TV version of Barack Obama sounded really interesting and that she'd like to meet him sometime.
Uh Michelle Obama's handlers have convinced her to be more tactful since then.
What are you saying to me?
How can I hear you?
Uh the now, some people looking at this and say, wow, this guy Obama, he's a total phony.
But I I have a different, I'm like, you have a different take on this.
The guy is so important.
He's so messianic.
Gods don't care about the butter.
Gods don't care about making the beds.
It's her job anyway.
She's supposed to put the butter up.
She's supposed to make the bed.
She's supposed to make sure the bread doesn't get sick.
Gods don't worry about this stuff.
Gods don't worry about stale bread.
They just create fresh bread.
If the bread gets stale.
The butter goes bad, the gods create more.
It just happens.
It's just there.
And if the bed's not made, God gets in it and it's automatically made.
God's wife wants to join him, it'll be fine.
So uh I think, you know, I this piece is intending to slice Obama to shreds by saying he's nothing more than that he's it's phony that in in his private life, he's incompetent, wife doesn't like him, he can't do anything, but all that's gonna do is make people think he's like everybody else.
And at the same time, he's a god.
You remember, ladies and gentlemen, John Kerry, when he was running for the presidency in 2004, went down there to NASA.
Uh, and he dressed up in a sperm costume.
Remember that picture, it looked like John Carrey was running through the uh the tubes of the shuttle launch complex or whatever it was uh in a sperm.
He looked like a sperm cell, with just his just his face sticking out.
And everybody laughing themselves silly, just having the greatest time making fun of kickers.
He did look like a dork.
He looked like an idiot.
He looked like a sperm cell.
Now Obama dresses up like bin Laden, and if you mention it, it's a scurrilous attack.
And this is this is the brilliance of the Obama campaign.
They have fostered all of this.
Put the story out that they worry about uh uh harm coming to him.
And by the way, who who was the first that did that?
Who?
Tell me, who was the first person to raise fears of Obama?
Well, no.
I mean, as it relates to Obama.
His wife, his wife already, he could get shot at a gas station.
Remember that?
That was Michelle Obama, Princeton, 85, or wherever she went there.
What are you saying your head for?
Don't give me a romance can't ever leave any subject.
She just loves him.
Maybe I'm sure she does.
Except when he doesn't put the butter away.
And doesn't make the bed.
What husband makes a bet anyway?
Don in Atlanta, Georgia.
Welcome to the EIB network, sir.
Great to have you with us.
Thank you, Rush.
I just had two things.
First of all, I looked, I watched a movie this weekend, uh Man of the Year.
I think you ought to look at it and see what empty rhetoric will do for somebody.
Yeah, I've heard of that movie.
Who was in it?
Uh I can't remember the star off the top of my head.
Um Robin Robin Williams, I'm told was that.
Yeah, it was Robin Williams.
That's correct.
The other thing I wanted to bring up is that uh I think that uh John McCain may well be very, very well positioned for the campaign coming up, regardless of who he has to run against.
Um he doesn't even have to criticize these people and run a negative campaign.
All he needs to do is play back all the negatives that they have been saying about each other, and he can give the liberal Democrats a very credible uh reason not to vote for them for their Democrat candidate.
And I just think that uh, you know, it looks relatively positive, even though I'm not real wild about John McCain to be.
Yeah, I know what you mean.
But the the objective still is the Democrat Party to destroy itself, since we're not gonna try.
Absolutely.
I mean, you you've just articulated a policy or a philosophy or a theory or an idea where McCain shouldn't.
He shouldn't even take it to them because they're doing it themselves.
They've given us enough ammo uh so forth, which is which is one of the reasons why a lot of Democrats want Hillary to quit.
So they can get about you and not uniting the party.
This is why we don't want her to quit.
We wanted to stay in there and try to wrest the nomination nomination away from Obama and keep this tumult and chaos going for as long as possible.
I just hope McCain's people are smart enough to do this.
Uh we'll find out.
I mean, McCain's uh one of his advisors, Mark McKinnon, has purposely personally said he will resign from the position if they do an attack ad on Obama.
Again, they don't need to.
They can just play back Hillary's negatives.
Uh they're gonna have look it, they're gonna have to at some you you gotta compare and contrast.
This is a presidential campaign.
This this kid glove stuff.
You know, forget the forget the fact that Obama's historic, forget the fact he's the first that this is exactly what I'm talking.
The left is telling us how we have to play.
Screw that.
You know, here we are following the RNC sending out their little memo and their strategy memo.
We must be very careful.
Why?
And Democrats are telling us how we have to campaign now.
It's one thing they have to tell us what our energy policy is.
It's one thing they tell us what kind of light bulbs we can't use anymore.
Now they're gonna tell us how we have to campaign.
This is for the presidency of the United States.
Barack Obama is to the left of George McGovern.
Barack Obama has never reached across the aisle.
In legislation or anything else.
This is the this is this is about what he stands for, who he is, and what he where he wants to take the country with foreign policy and all this stuff.
Tell you what, folks, if we get hamstrung or or intimidated into failing to expose the Obama agenda because of fears that we'll be attacked.
going to be.
But one thing about McCain, I don't know that McCain's ever been accused of being a racist.
If he hasn't, he better get used to it.
Maybe not directly, but by implication, his party, you know how this goes.
But you can't let this stuff stop you from being seriously critical of policy ideas of a political opponent.
I mean, we're the Republican Party.
We supposedly want colorblindness, right?
We're not interested in all the quotas and stuff, and people don't get jobs just because of the color of their skin or their sex, gender orientation, whatever.
We merit and this kind of thing.
So what the hell?
This guy's a Democrat presidential nominee?
Fine.
We take him seriously.
He's got serious ideas.
We think they're destructive.
We cannot sit around and let the Democrats alone destroy themselves.
If they are, it's certainly wise to help them.
But if we're going to sit here and not try to win by not being aggressive here, then we deserve to lose.
Thank you and welcome back.
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Rush Limbaugh behind here the uh golden EIB microphone.
You know, I mentioned this on Friday, and I don't it might have been Thursday.
I think it probably went by most of you, despite my extraordinary communicative skills.
But it's now all over the drive-by media.
San Francisco Chronicle, Wall Street Journal, any number of places, McCain Dodges Bullet, New York Times story, but now faces fiscal bombshell.
This is about his desire to pull out of the public funded portion of the campaign after saying he wasn't gonna do so.
Howard Dean has filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission over this.
But the problem is the Federal Election Commission's gone dormant because the Democrats are playing politics, and there's an opening, and they haven't filled it, and it means they can't come to a quorum at the FEC, so nobody's there to enforce any rules.
I mean, it can enforce them after the fact once somebody gets appointed and so forth.
Um but uh the warning is from the Republican chairman of the FEC that McCain may not be able to drop out of the presidential public financing system, and if he can't, he could be outspent by the Democrat nominee by ten to one or even more before the Republican convention in September because of a dispute in the Senate over one of Bush's nominees to the agency.
The FEC lacks a quorum to hear McCain's case.
Rick Hayson, uh election law expert at Loyola Law School Los Angeles.
In the short term, McCain has turned the controversy over a story published in the Times to his advantage, but reverations, reverberations on the lobby story may dog him through the November election.
And again, the uh by the way, the uh uh chronicle story here uh refers to me decrying the drive-by media.
So it has entered the vernacular now.
Uh but uh political experts said that this controversy over public funding uh leaves McCain with some vulnerabilities heading into the fall campaign.
Uh so what's interesting is his own campaign finance rules are prevading uh uh proving to be a thorn in his side.
In the New York Times, conservative distrust of McCain lingers over O5 deal on judges.
You know, I really love you people in New York Times.
You know, we can always count on you people.
You you love writing stories telling us what makes us mad after you picked our candidate.
This headline from the Associated Press.
Cuba's communist system unshaken.
As though this is a good thing.
Cuba's Parliament named Raul Castro president on Sunday, ending nearly fifty years of rule Brez brother Fidel, but leaving the island's communist system unshaken.
Thank you, AP.
It's a good thing.
Communism still in full force in Cuba.
Here's Mike in Boca Raton, Florida.
I'm glad you waited, sir.
Welcome to the EIB network.
Hey.
How are you doing?
Fine.
Couple things for you.
Um Michael and uh call in I think the last hour.
He's kind of touching on my subject.
Um, first off, though, I want more snerdly bets.
I think he'd be perfect for the uh Obama wardrobe thing.
The Obama what?
Obama wardrobe thing?
Wardrobe, yeah.
Well, you mean the official Obama criticizer?
Correct.
Yes.
Well, we're s the official Obama criticizer will be used on the pro.
We can't overdo this.
Uh but uh but when when warranted, uh look at it, I'm not gonna shirk from criticizing Obama either.
But I'll official criticizer will be Bo Snerdly.
Right.
I I told him I really like the bets, and before you um accuse him of favoritism, I've been a home for two hours, so he didn't put me right through.
Uh well, that's true.
He he he plays it by the rule.
He's uh you can Snerdly's an ethical guy.
That's why he is qualified.
He's certified black enough, by the way, to be the official Obama criticizer.
Right.
So um, and for those of you that haven't gone, you if you want to see what Snerdley looks like, we even gave him a badge.
There's an official Obama criticizer badge.
Uh, you can see it all at the uh uh www.rushlinbaugh.com.
Have you seen it there, Jeff?
I have I have not.
Ugh, it's a good picture, Snerdley.
I took it when I got a new camera.
Uh his here in the studio.
You won't know that because we've cropped it just for uh the the uh head and shoulder shot.
But um no get uh get the the official beret the uh the official Obama criticizers a uniform to go.
It's a very serious position.
I'll check that out when I get home.
I didn't know that.
Yeah.
Um back to Michael's call um I do have a gay cousin I'm gonna call I'm gonna find out how she's gonna vote for you for uh whether for Hillary or Obama.
She's a so she's uh it's she's a Democrat you're saying she's a liberal she is yeah definitely definitely I don't know which way she's gonna vote on I can't mention the trans where does she live you're in Springfield Ohio where does she live no I'm actually in Boca.
Oh I'm sorry you're in Boca they've moved the line you're in Boca where does she live she's in Kansas City.
Kansas City Missouri or Kansas uh Missouri.
Good.
But she's uh she's from a long line of Irish Democrats.
My family is not though.
I see.
Same family but we're never we'll look forward to the answer there.
Because there the there's uh there's a rift to split the all factions are warring with each other on the Democrat side.
We have not heard in the gay lesbian or transgender community.
I can't help you the transgender can't help you.
We'll find a way we've got tentacles out there everywhere.
Well um and the original topic of the call um I've got uh I've got Irish twins.
They're both one year's old my son will be two at the end of March.
They're ten months apart.
I'm worried about what their future is going to be like and if they're going to be left a better country or a better way to make a good living and a life.
Serious concern.
Your concern is one that every most responsible parents throughout life have had.
And I don't think that the boomers, no offense, are leaving things better than they found them from their parents.
My grandparents had a great life and left a great country for them.
In some cases, you're right.
I mean, the boomers, some boomers, not all.
I mean, I'm a boomer.
I'm from the good branch of boomers.
But some boomers are so narcissistic, are so...
self-focused that they you're right they didn't care how they left things because it was all about me me.
Right.
Uh the other boomers are not quite that way.
There is a the boomers are of a wide and diverse lot but you basically split them down the middle there's two kinds.
You've got the big anti-war sixties boomers who uh uh the the anarchists who want to blow everything up uh want to make everything about themselves and have succeeded in having so much free time on their hands that they're free to do stupid destructive things including invent their own neuroses and disorders and psychosomatic problems.
Uh the good boomers people like me make country work.
Uh and they're out there working hard and and uh some of them are anonymous you don't even know who they are.
But they you know your your your concern is something every parent has and you have a greater influence in what happens with your kids than you might even know because while you know we all worry what the future of the country's going to be it's serious question with this presidential race coming up and if if if a George McGovern type liberal if an Obama or Hillary win,
then it's it with with a de with Democrat majorities uh in the House and Senate then you know it it it it's gonna be it's gonna be problematic uh the hope wouldn't it be it would be so bad that there'd be a Jimmy Carter four years and we get rid of them after that because things would go to hell in a handbasket so fast.
you don't want to base the future on that kind of hope because you never know.
The last time when Barry Goldwater lost, we were in the wilderness for 20 years.
Well, you look what happened to everything today.
They don't call it a new tax, but my power bill doubling, property taxes going up.
Every little user fee that they're putting on, you live in Paul County, they're talking about charging people to spay their dogs more.
I mean, every single thing they can think of.
They don't call it a tax.
It costs more to live now.
All right, since you bring this up, I have a little story here.
You know, Bush, meeting with the governors today, the National Governors Association conference is in Washington.
there in the uh state dining room today I threw a meeting uh and uh big dinner and so forth but on the eve of the National Governor's Association meeting some interesting statistics were released twenty states face a total budget shortfall of at least thirty five billion dollars in two thousand nine and eight others expect budget problems.
Now I have a list of the states that are expecting budget shortfall.
And the blue dots are in Democrat states.
The red dots, for some reason, they've assigned red dots to the uh to the Republican.
Well, that makes sense.
Red and blue.
See, I keep thinking the Democrats ought to be red.
I've never understood this red and blue.
The Democrats are red.
Official color communist flag, all that.
You know, the Soviet Union flag, the Cuban flag.
At any rate, when you count, let me just count these uh red dots here.
Uh blue dots, I'm sorry.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifty, sixteen.
Why can that possibly be?
Yeah, this is got the twenty here.
We don't have it all twenty-five on a chart.
So out of twenty of these states with projected gaps, sixteen of them are Democrat run.
Uh, you know, folks, um this is determined by by who's the governor, by the way.
Um the uh idea that these states are out of money is just absurd.
There's spending it left, it just the amount of money that we are taxed in air like using user fees or what have you that go to government, state, local.
It's it's we've got a budget now with three trillion, three point one trillion dollars.
Uh the idea that that our governments are out of money is just crazy, and that's why your state taxes and other places in these states are gonna continue to go up.
Uh I it it all comes back to smaller government, less intrusive government.
Uh it all comes back to conservatism versus liberalism.
I don't know that people think that's awfully simplistic.
It's not.
You can get caught up.
I was reading somebody the other day want to get caught up in the definition of what a conservative is and how even we conservatives have liberals define what that is in part uh in that conservative equals racist sex is big and homophobe.
And his point was, I think this was in the American Spector Specta uh American thinker.
His point was that forget the label.
Let's explain the principles.
Let's just keep articulating the principles.
And if we want to call it, you know, uh Rushism, call it whatever we want to call it, the label is not important.
It's what the principles are, and they too often infrequent, too infrequently are uh articulated.
And certainly there's no conservative leadership right now that has the guts uh to articulate these principles and what j Bobby Gendal, I got to continue to give him credit.
Mark Sanford's in in South Carolina and some.
There are some people, but uh none of them yet have arrived on the uh on the national scene.
Anyway, I know it's gonna be a challenge, uh, all of you with uh with young churrin uh today.
It's every parent is worried about what uh whether their kid's gonna have as bright a future.
Uh it's it's worth staying optimistic about, but they have to make it happen.
You it's not going to happen sitting around hoping it happens.
It's not going to happen sitting around wishing it happens.
It takes the work of the American people to continue to produce an ever-growing U.S. economy.
And this is what frosts me about having all these obstacles and restrictions placed in the way by bureaucrats, particularly in the area of energy.
Uh the ability to move around, get where you need to do, oh, to conduct business, to engage in leisure time, vacations, and what have you.
Uh it was said here earlier today, and it's right on the money.
Energy is the key.
Affordable energy is the key to growth of the U.S. economy.
Everything else will fall from that.
Affordable health care, affordable health care, affordable housing and so forth, affordable energy is the key, and that means new supply.
Supply and demand, conserving what we have is all fine and dandy, hunky dory makes you feel really good about yourself.
It doesn't contribute to growth and iota.
Getting rid of your stupid light bulbs and replacing but those little spaghetti things is not going to make a bit of difference in your prosperity or in the country's growth.
Driving your little Prius around and your hybrids, fine if it makes you feel good.
It ain't gonna matter.
It's not gonna contribute to the growth of this country whatsoever.
What's going to contribute to the lack of growth is not finding more resources of energy that are ours.
And they are there.
And we are letting others in the world go dig it and find it and then sell it to us.
And then we become dependent.
We are letting a bunch of long-haired, maggot infested, dope smoking Birkenstock wearing linguistic liberals determine how this country grows or not.
Environmentalist numbskulls who place a higher value on a kangaroo rat or a snail darter than your kids.
Back in a minute.
Boy, it's worse than I thought out there.
Now there has been a stabbing involving two people arguing over Hillary and Barack.
It is from Upper Providence, Pennsylvania, the Montgomery County District Attorney's Office investigating a politically most politically motivated stabbing, left one in-law hospitalized and another in prison.
Authorities said that brother-in-law Jose Ortiz and Sean Schurelds were involved in a verbal altercation over Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton when the argument escalated into a stabbing inside the family home on Honey Locust Court in Upper Providence.
Authorities said that Jose Ortiz, a registered Republican and Clinton supporter.
Allegedly stabbed Shorel's an Obama supporter in the stomach.
Sherell's was flown to an area hospital, listed in critical condition.
Ortiz jailed on $20,000 bail.
If convicted of a felony crime, he'll not be able to vote in the uh upcoming election.
Is that the conclusion the drive-by's come to?
Guy should have not done this.
Now he won't be able to vote.
So one brother-in-law stabs another in a voting argument over Hillary and Barack.
Wow, that is some unity.
Jeff in Springfield, Ohio.
Welcome to the program.
So we have about a minute here, and I wanted to get to you, though, because you've been waiting a while.
Thank you, Rush.
Yes.
I live in Springfield, and Bill Clinton came to our local YMC last night for a little rally.
Cleanse of the YMCA.
Yeah, that's 750 people in the gym.
Yeah.
And on the front page of our local paper, it says by one police officer's count.
Four people fainted.
So now they're Bill Clinton.
Four people, were they male or female?
It doesn't say it just says by one police officer's count, four people fainted.
Four people.
Were you uh were you there, Jeff?
Oh, no, I was not, no.
Was it cold in Springfield last night?
They might have had the heat turned up real high.
It was it wasn't too bad.
It was 30, you know, 35, 40 degrees.
Well, you can have the heat up too high in there.
People show up in their coats and so forth.
You can uh you know, you get heat prostration in there.
I don't know.
There's too much fainting going on at these Democrat rallies, though.
That's geez, folks.
I mean, this is just I'm telling you, it it's all falling our way, despite our nominee.
It is all falling our way here.
I saw Michael Clayton.
I didn't put a Oscar ratings at the lowest ever.
Like 14% below the lowest ever.
Dark anti American depressing movies are not desired by people.
By the way, speaking of Democrats and stabbing and fainting, if it's happening now in February, can you imagine what's gonna be happening at the Democrat convention in Colorado in August?
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