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Aug. 22, 2008 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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August 22, 2008, Friday, Hour #2
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All right, we're back.
Trying to regain my composure here as host.
Open line Friday.
Rushlin Boy, the EIB network at live from a Sun Command in sunny South Florida.
It's Open Line Friday.
They're all telling me, don't say it.
800 282-2882, if you want to be on the program, the email address is Elrushbow at EIBNet.com.
If you're just joining us, ladies and gentlemen, we have learned that a surprise name has been learned top of the ticket, top of the list for Obama's number two, Chet Edwards, personal choice of Nancy Pelosi, as she announced it on the August 3rd edition of George Stephanopoulos' Sunday Show on ABC.
But we've also, more importantly than that, we have learned that Obama did not even consider Hillary Clinton, did not have one conversation with her.
They did not do any investigation of who might the donors be at the Clinton Library and Massage Parlor.
It appears there's no way, absolutely no way.
And I think, you know, this is, you got to figure the Obama people have got to understand here that this is a huge sign of disrespect.
The biggest example of disrespect the Democrat Party, anybody in the Democrat Party has shown to Clintons ever.
They would even make a show out of considering her.
And apparently Pelosi has a lot of sway here because she kept the superdelegates in line during the late stages of the primaries, kept them from abandoning Obama as Hillary was going through this resurge of hers that was working thanks to Operation Chaos, among other things.
Oh, and speaking of that, Rasmussen reports indicates that Democrat voter registration in July down 2% from April and May.
So that means the Operation Chaos troops are rotating back home to the Republican Party after their tour during the Democrat primaries.
There's a lot happening out there.
And the women that support Hillary, when they learn how she has been disrespected, it's going to be fascinating to watch what they do.
And it's also Mrs. Clinton, she's not done anything for Obama at all in terms of campaign season, but one appearance, I think.
And maybe this is why.
Now, who is this Chet Edwards guy?
We've got to look at his voting record here, some key votes that Chet Edwards has made.
And if he is the surprise pick, it will tell us how rattled the Obama team is about the liberalism issue.
Here are key votes from Chet Edwards.
On the estate tax repeal, he voted yes.
To limit cafe standards, he voted yes.
Fiscal year 06 spending curve, he voted no.
Drilling and war, he voted yes.
Limit interstate abortion, he voted yes.
Extend the Patriot Act, he voted yes.
Ban same-sex marriage, he voted yes.
Stem cell research dollars, he voted yes.
Build a border fence, he voted yes.
CAFTA, he voted no.
That's the Columbia Free Trade.
That's Pelosi.
Oppose Iraq withdrawal.
He voted yes.
Detainee tribunals at Club Gitmo, he voted yes.
This is about as incompatible in terms of a voting record vice presidential pick that Pelosi and Obama could end up with.
And if you missed the first hour, Obama yesterday after the cameras had been torn down, after the cameras were all gone.
Obama said this in Chester, Virginia.
Everybody's watching what's going on in Beijing right now in the Olympics.
Think about the amount of money that China has spent on infrastructure.
Their ports, their train systems, their airports are all vastly the superior to us now, which means if you're a corporation deciding where to do business, you're starting to think Beijing looks like a pretty good option.
This is a political moron.
You don't say this.
Even if you think this, you don't say it.
Yeah, if you like child labor laws, if you like slum housing, if you like cheaply built housing that will not stand a category three earthquake, if you like people being kicked out of their houses to build these little eye candy Olympic venues for television, and if you like forced labor, if you like the one child per family politics, well, then I guess you would like China.
But to sit there and put China ahead of your own country and try to make people, they think they care more about their people than Bush cares about us.
Because look at all the money.
Hey, Obama, let me tell you something, sir.
George Bush has done more for the people of Africa than you have done combined for all of your half-siblings that live there.
The least among us, sir?
By the way, you know who runs the ports in Hong Kong and in China?
Who do you think runs the ports?
That's right.
A whole bunch of those fabulous Chikom ports is run by Dubai Ports World.
Based in Hong Kong, the Asia-Pacific Regional Headquarters is responsible for all existing operations and development throughout the region.
Uniquely, it has responsibility for three logistics centered in Hong Kong, Yanken, and Shanghai.
Dubai Ports World runs the ports that Obama praises in China.
Oh, and one more.
You need to hear this if you didn't hear this.
This is Obama yesterday in Lynchburg, Virginia.
This is audio soundbite number two, Mike.
You're looking for audio soundbite number two.
We've got to send a clear message to Russia and unify our allies that they can't charge into other countries with impunity.
Of course, it helps if we are leading by example on that front.
Once again, the political neophyte man-child moron, Barack Obama, compares our incursion to Iraq with the Russians' invasion of Georgia.
And there are no moral equivalencies and there are no similarities.
Did the Russians go to the United Nations?
Are the Georgians in violation of 15 or 16 UN resolutions?
Did the Georgians or the Russians seek allies at the United Nations for this invasion?
There's no comparison whatsoever.
They went in to conquer Georgia and South Ossetia.
We went to liberate the Iraqi people.
And this moron doesn't know the difference.
This is why senators make lousy presidential candidates.
This is the kind of thing you can say all day long in the Senate and nobody will hear it.
But after you've been in the Senate for three or four terms, even at about that point, you have enough experience and smarts to know not to say something.
Like I said, Joe Biden would still say something like this.
But he's about the only guy who would.
Essentially, what Obama's saying is that Russia is learning from our example.
They're just following our example.
In truth, Russia is not responding to the Iraq war or Afghanistan.
What's really got Russia mad in terms of our foreign policy is Kosovo.
Kosovo was not a situation where the U.S. was helping and supplying one side in a civil war.
The U.S. charged militarily into that country without any U.N. approval and carved a country away from Russian influence.
It's exactly what we did under the guise of NATO and to end ethnic cleansing.
Russia opposes the spread of Western democracy and those newly democratic countries desiring to come into the NATO umbrella.
We are trying to spread democracy, Obama.
You know, it's easy to laugh at this stuff, but if you stop and think about it, you get seriously mad.
So I guess we need to ask Obama if he opposes the Kosovo campaign or the spread of democracy.
The desire of these countries to have some relationship with NATO.
Because he's just equated Georgia and Russia in a moral sense.
They're both guilty.
Of course, we're the only ones guilty when it comes to Iraq.
All right.
Lots remaining.
Plus, your phone calls on Openline Friday.
So sit tight.
We'll be right back.
As usual, ladies and gentlemen, half my brain tied behind my back just to make it fair.
Last hour on this program, ladies and gentlemen, I asked Senator Obama a series of questions about his half-brother, George Hussein Pyongyang Obama, who Vanity Fair found over in Nairobi in the outskirts of some little town living in a shack, living in a six by nine foot hut.
And I asked these questions last hour because the Obama campaign is trying to make, they got nothing else going on.
They're in such disarray.
There's panic that has settled in over Obama's loss of a lead in the polls, and they're trying to make hay out of a stupid story about McCain not knowing how many homes he has.
He doesn't have any.
They are his wife's.
He doesn't own any of them.
So I asked a series of questions of Obama.
A caller by the name of David from Cincinnati was offended and called to tell me he was a conservative on some things and a wishy-washy moderate on other things.
Now, as you know, I have a little bit of a hearing deficiency.
Most voices on the phone sound identical to me, particularly women.
Sometimes if I know the voice, I can distinguish it.
But everybody told me that George from Cincinnati sounded like McCain.
They also said he's oh, yeah, David from Cincinnati.
He sounded like McCain and that voice a little higher.
And I didn't get that at all.
So they want to play this for us, the broadcast engineers, side by side.
This is where I, as host, by the way, have to exhibit total trust in the staff.
The staff could totally embarrass me here.
But they have told me that these two people sound remarkably the same.
So who we got first?
We have David from Cincinnati first.
Here's David.
Here's the caller.
Just 30 seconds of his complaining about the questions I asked Obama.
I've been listening to you for 20 years, and I agree with most of your positions.
I'm a fairly conservative person myself, at least very fiscally conservative.
Yeah, it's good.
And I've been fairly politically conservative.
Your last dissertation about Obama's half-siblings, you know what?
I'm not a politically correct guy, but God almighty, that was offensive to me.
Okay, that's David in Cincinnati.
Here's McCain.
My greatest moral failing, and I have been a very imperfect person, is the failure of my first marriage.
It's my greatest moral failure.
I think America's greatest moral fame.
Okay, I see it.
There is a remarkable similarity in the speech patterns there.
Both fairly conservative, too.
I mean, the similarity is remarkable now that it's pointed out to me.
Interesting.
All right, it's Open Line Friday.
Let's head to the phones to the Tri-Cities, Washington.
This is David.
I'm glad you waited, sir.
Welcome to the program.
Hello, Mr. Limbaugh.
Hi.
This is an honor.
Thank you very much, sir.
My name is David Beatty, and I'm 16 years old.
I want to thank you for the work you do to educate America and reinforce what my parents teach us.
Something I believe needs to be retaught is the value of a strong work ethic.
I want people to know that the American Dream is still alive.
I live in the Northwest where many people sing the songs of socialism.
Kids at school have no idea what it really means to have a socialist society, giving up their freedoms to, quote, spread the wealth.
I try to talk about with people at school, but sometimes actions be clouded in words.
My brothers and I decided we would prove anything as possible, set a goal, work towards the goal, and accomplish the goal.
So we wrote a book that reflects just how standing for your own convictions and believing in yourself.
You say you're 16.
Yes.
This is amazing.
Very proud of you.
And last year, we had the opportunity to have grace shine on our family.
We had lost our grandfather in the Marine Corps Law Enforcement Foundation, Pete Haas, stepped in, and he was like a pillar of silent strength, which we will never forget.
He helped us go out and see our grandfather buried in Arlington.
And these two things tied together because we want to thank them for their help last year, and we want to try to raise $25,000 for them from proceeds from our book.
And we were wondering how much it costs to advertise on your show.
And I just want to talk to you person to person about that.
Well, I have sales representatives standing by.
They're always here.
Should I answer this question honestly?
I'm fine with that.
A little bit scared to hear the numbers there.
Pardon me?
A little bit scared to hear the numbers there, but I'm fine with that.
Yeah, you'll be scared to hear the numbers, I think it's safe to say.
But we have ways.
How far along are you on your book?
Oh, we had it published like about a month ago.
How many pages is it?
It's 100 pages.
Is the book now in stores?
Yes, it is.
What is the title of the book?
Pulling Weeds to Picking Stocks.
Pulling Weeds, Picking Stocks.
Is that right?
Is that what it's having a hearing problem?
Pulling Weeds to Picking Stocks.
Pulling Weeds to Picking Stocks.
Yes.
Okay.
It's 100 page.
Is it a soft cover?
Yes.
Okay.
How much does it cost?
That's $11.
It just costs $11 to buy it.
Yes.
All right.
And is it available nationally or is it just in your local neighborhood in the Tri-Cities area?
I believe it is nationally available.
It is national.
And who published the book?
State Publishing.
State Publishing.
You have just received about a $35,000 commercial.
And it didn't cost you anything because your cause is worth the donation of busy broadcast time.
You want to sell this book so that you can donate further to the Marine Corps Law Enforcement Foundation.
Yes, sir.
And you're 16.
You have, you know, I've gotten a lot of calls from people your age over the summer as people are out of school and a lot of you.
And I just want to tell you, please don't change because you are going to become an adult and grow and mature at about the time your participation in changing the direction of the country is going to be crucial.
Yes, sir.
Oh, we have found out your book is also available on Amazon.
Yes.
So people can go to Amazon and pick up their credit.
Well, here's another $10,000 worth of advertising for you.
Pulling weeds to picking stocks.
11 bucks.
My gosh, you can't beat that.
And proceeds, some of the proceeds will go to the Marine Corps Law Enforcement Foundation.
Well, David, you learned a lesson here.
It never hurts to ask for what you want.
Well, thank you very much.
How else will people know?
How else will people know?
Thank you very much for your effort and your work here.
And all the best to you, David.
Thanks for calling.
Thank you.
You bet.
Sheila in Toledo, you're next on the EIB network.
Hello.
Hi, Rush.
Rush, I wonder if I could ask you if Sheila is on your top 10 list of all-time favorite girl names.
Yes, it is.
Oh, one of my all-time top 10 favorite female names, Sheila.
Of course it is.
Ever since I've watched Tarzan.
There's about 38 names on that top 10 list there.
Yeah, sometimes they rotate because I get mad at some of them.
Well, listen, you know your famous line about Cher that she was a glittering jewel of colossal ignorance.
Yes.
I think that, oh, we can transfer that to Obama now.
I think Obama is becoming a glittering jewel of colossal ignorance.
It does.
The phrase does apply to a lot of American leftists.
He may be at the top of the list today, though, but the problem with him is that he's in a position close to being in a position of power to implement this kind of ignorance.
It is really frightening.
Some of the things this guy has said just this week.
But this business about China.
Look to China.
They're the ones doing it right.
Look at all the money they're spending on infrastructure while our infrastructure is falling apart.
There's nothing in China that the average Chinese citizen wants to live in.
It's so shoddily constructed.
It's outrageous and offensive and dumb.
We'll be back.
Stay with us.
Interesting story today in the Wall Street Journal.
It's an opinion piece, actually, by Shika Daumia and Lisa Snell, and it's called Protect Our Kids from Preschool.
Starts out by saying, Obama says he believes in universal preschool, universal preschool.
And if he's elected president, says he'll pump billions of dollars into early childhood education.
Chikoms do that too.
Universal preschool is now second only to universal health care on the liberal policy wish list.
There is no reason to do this.
Look at the area of education, public education that the government is already in charge of and is countowing to the teachers' unions on.
We had the story about what's going on in his Los Angeles school the other day where conditions is outrageous.
What is it?
Half of them can't read.
Half of them drop out.
The crime level is incredible in the school, and they don't do anything about it because they don't want to agitate the teachers' unions.
Now, the parents of these kids are fed up and flabbergasted because they've got no choice to send them anywhere else.
The only reason that liberals are positing this notion of universal preschool is indoctrination.
And that's what they're using the education system for now, all the way K-12 all the way up through college.
Speaking of this notion that universal preschool now second only to universal health care on the liberal policy wish list, there was a story yesterday from swamppolitics.com.
Healthcare drops off the radar screen in terms of the issues the American people consider important.
See, what happened to healthcare?
Healthcare is far behind the economy.
It's far behind the war.
It's far behind drilling.
One CBS poll from July put voter interest in health care at just 3%.
In August, it was at 8%.
It's been trumped by high gasoline prices.
Once again, here we have an issue that has been dumped right into the Republicans' lap.
Once again, we find that John McCain's best thing going for him is Democrats.
Because the price of gas is so crucial and so important, and it's related to so many other prices going up, that it has relegated health care to 8%, 3%.
I have always doubted whether universal health care has been as high on voter list concerns as they have said.
I think I know people are concerned about it, and I know that employers are concerned about it, and everybody's really worried about the price, but the price of health care has not gone down.
The price of health care has not gone down.
Well, the price of gasoline has gone up.
There's nothing that's changed in the circumstance regarding health care that makes people upset about it.
I know people are concerned, but I have never believed it was anything other than a pushed issue, amplified and amplified and amplified by the drive-by media, so that everybody thought everybody else was concerned about it.
Sort of like the old phenomenon where everybody, you ask them, how's your life?
How's your home?
How's your economy?
Oh, I'm doing fine.
I'm worried about the neighbor.
Healthcare is the same way.
Oh, my healthcare.
Yeah, I'm covered at the company.
That's pretty good.
I'm worried about everybody else.
I hear nobody's got any.
They got 45 million uninsured.
Babysitter, all this, it's bad out there.
It's not.
It's not bad out there.
It's bad in China.
It's bad in Russia.
It's bad in Venezuela.
It's bad in Cuba.
It is not bad here.
It's bad in terms of relative comparison.
We've had better days, but it ain't bad here.
So healthcare's dropped off the radar screen.
A big liberal issue in the middle of a presidential election has vanished off the radar screen, replaced by what?
Gasoline?
Well, and guess who's standing in the way of cheaper gasoline prices?
The Democrats.
And from National Review Online, Mark Hemingway.
Democrats are now pushing for a four-day work week for federal bureaucrats.
The high cost of fuel makes the four-day week all the more important, said Stenny Hoyer.
In these times of high gas prices, I believe the federal government should do all it can to ensure that federal agencies and departments are appropriately reducing gasoline consumption.
This goal can be accomplished with the adoption of personnel policies to limit unnecessary commuting.
So, what happens?
Nancy Pelosi shuts down Congress, skips out of town without passing any kind of an emergency bill.
Now the Democrats are pushing for a four-day work week for gas relief for federal employees, even as they've refused to do anything to provide relief for ordinary Americans.
And the Republicans are going to hit back on this.
Now, these people are into parody.
Obama is a satirical parody of the greatest buffoon we could create as a Democrat candidate.
He's a Saturday night live parody that gets taken seriously.
Here's Stenny Hoyer.
High gas prices.
Prices are so high, it's hurting people.
Don't do anything about it.
Just propose a four-day work week for federal bureaucrats so they can save money by not having to commute as much.
What are we supposed to do out here in the hitterlands?
Oh, good.
Thank you for helping our precious federal bureaucrats.
Why, we couldn't get along without our president federal bureaucrat.
Thank you.
We bow down to you, and so thank you so much for protecting our federal bureaucrat.
And even with this dummy policy, not one thing to create new sources of energy that would lower the gas price.
The audio sound bites, ladies and gentlemen, day three: the drive-by media focusing on me and McCain.
Last night, Larry King had a panel to discuss it.
He spoke to former Clinton advisor The Forehead and Democrat strategist Jamal Simmons.
Wait a minute, he had a panel of two Democrats.
No, there was a Republican there.
We'll get to him in the next bite.
Here is Larry King saying to the forehead, Forehead, do you see the chance of a Joe Lieberman on that ticket?
I think he really wants Ridge, and this is a gut test for McCain.
I don't think he's got the guts to pick a pro-choice candidate like Ridge, even though that's who he wants.
I think he's going to cave in to the Bush Republican wing of the party.
He can't pick somebody like Tom Ridge.
We've got Rush Limbaugh saying that he can't do it.
That is Jamal Simmons, the Democrat strategist.
He can't pick.
He can't pick Ridge.
Limbaugh says he can't do it.
Larry King, then later talking to Republican strategerist Kevin Madden.
Does Rush Limbaugh affect who your party nominates?
No.
Look, Rush Limbaugh is an echo chamber.
Rush Limbaugh speaks for a lot of grassroots conservatives.
There are people out there who feel very strongly about the direction of the party.
They make their voices known, whether it's on blogs, whether it's on the internet, whether it's on talk radio.
Rush Limbaugh gives them a chance to make themselves heard.
And I think this week, when you saw a lot of the backlash against the idea of a pro-choice candidate being nominated as John McCain's number two, they were using Rush Limbaugh as a vehicle to express their discontent.
All right.
It's close enough to what's happening.
I love King's question, though.
Does Rush Limbaugh affect who your party nominates?
Nobody was using me as a vehicle to express their discontent, Kevin.
Ken, I love you, but I was expressing my own discontent with either Ridge or Lieberman for the sake of the conservative movement in the Republican Party and for the sake of victory in November.
But if there was a groundswell protest from voters to McCain campaign headquarters offices, they did it on their own.
I mean, I didn't never take a poll of the audience.
Okay, what do you guys want me to say about this?
I'll say it.
The other hosts may try to figure that out, but not me.
Last night, CNN's Election Center fill-in host John King spoke to the Democrat strategerist Bob Shrum, and they had this exchange.
Rush Limbaugh today said this on the radio.
He said, I really hope it's Biden.
You don't want to say that too loud, but I really do hope that it's Joe Biden because we've got a mountain of archival audio on Joe Biden, plus the arrogance factor times two.
Biden and the Messiah would just be delicious.
Bob Shrum, just a rant from Rush Limbaugh, or does he have a point?
It's a rant from Rush Limbaugh.
I think Joe Biden would be a terrific choice.
His depth of knowledge on foreign policy, his capacity to go out there and campaign to really go after the Republicans.
Oh, gosh, folks.
We don't pray on this program much, but for this, we might offer a prayer.
Please let them listen to Shrum.
Please, please let them take Shrum's advice.
We're hearing that it isn't going to be Biden.
We're hearing that it isn't going to be by.
Because I would love both those guys because you have Obama by Obama Biden.
Because, see, folks, if they keep listening to Shrum, the last guy that listened to Shrum was Kerry.
The last guy to listen to Shrum before Kerry was Gore when they were running for president.
Shrum has yet to engineer a successful Democrat presidential campaign.
I hope that they keep listening to Shrum and give us Biden.
Looks like this Chet Edwards guy's in the mix, but Obama, I can't believe drive-by is out there, tongues on the pavement, panting away, waiting for the choice because they know he needs something to jumpstart the campaign.
He cannot do this on his own anymore.
The magic is gone.
The lofty speeches saying nothing are now recognized as just that.
Lofty speeches which say nothing, plus they're old news.
Drive-bys are looking for a little more.
A week from last night, Investor Field at Mile High.
So, and so far, you know, I made a bet, a little wager here when we started a program that Obama would not make his announcement before 3 o'clock.
I only have an hour and 15 minutes to go to win the bet.
Prediction.
Prediction time from the EIB network and the all-knowing, all-caring, all-sensing, all-feeling, all-concerned Maha Rushi.
After Obama's choice is made, somebody in the drive-by media will say, well, we knew one thing, Tom.
At least he had to take a white person.
We'll just see how long it takes for that prediction to be fulfilled.
Here's Tim in Memphis.
You're next on Openline Friday.
Hello.
Hello, Rush.
I was in the rush before Rush was cool.
Hey, Rush, I work for an international shipping company.
Obama, I think, said, I'm paraphrasing, I think he said U.S. companies would be looking to Beijing.
yeah he did he said with uh that's that's absurd rush uh Nobody's looking to Beijing.
All the manufacturing base in China is in inland China, number one.
Number two, the infrastructure.
You said that China's infrastructure was better than the USA's.
This guy really scares me, Rush.
It scares me to death.
That is absurd.
Absolutely absurd.
I know, I know it is.
Look at the you know, if you like these eye candy little construction projects for the Olympics, if you like people being kicked out of their homes to have these eye candy projects built, if you like no pollution controls whatsoever, if you like constant smog, if you like construction policies with so inept they can't stand a category three earthquake or something where 10,000 people die, China might be the place for you.
But Rush, what scares me the most is he has no idea of international business.
I don't need to tell you, and it may sound rudimentary to say that the world is good and smaller, but it is.
And any business manager, any manufacturing manager knows that now is the time to look to India and Vietnam, not Beijing.
Nobody looks to Beijing.
Now, I hope I'm not splitting hairs, Rush, but he did say Beijing, did he?
He did say Beijing, but to him, Beijing is the seat of government, not the seat of government.
And that's how Obama sees countries.
He sees governments.
He doesn't see countries.
So he doesn't see the outskirts.
He just sees Beijing as where the people like him live.
Nothing's manufactured in Beijing.
Hey, but this is one of my points, Rush.
This scares me to death.
He's talking about change.
I am scared.
I don't want things to change.
He just does not know what he's talking about.
This is unbelievable that a presidential candidate would make a statement like this.
China's infrastructure is better than the USA.
Has he ever been there?
Did you know that the last time I was in China, I did not go to the outlying areas?
You know why?
Because one of my customers was 75 miles away from Hong Kong, but it takes about three or four hours to get there.
I didn't have that much time.
Look, they've got people starving.
They can't feed all of their people.
And as I have mentioned on this program, the biggest challenge that the Chinese Chikom premier has is creating 25 million new jobs a year, precisely in these outlying provinces that you're describing.
He's got to keep those people there.
His cities are overrun.
He cannot afford more people coming into the cities.
There isn't work for them.
He can't control them.
If they leave the countryside, they get educated and so forth.
The worst thing could happen to the Chikom leadership.
Look at your join the crowd here on everybody being scared, angry, just mystified that this guy has become the Democrat Party's presidential nominee.
Folks, I'm going to tell you that there have to be some Democrats that are scratching their heads over this too.
And I mean, Democrats, they're going to be at this convention.
He may be saying things a lot of them agree with, but some of them know you don't say this stuff.
And we're lucky to have this because the cameras had shut down yesterday when he said this.
They had all broken down that little town meeting he had with the eyebrow.
Tim Kaine was near its end.
This was one of the last things that he said.
And the drive-by has already gotten what they wanted out of this, and they were long gone, getting ready to go to the next stop.
Here's John in Topeka.
You're next, sir, on Open Line Friday.
Hi.
Hey, Rush Collins from the heartland of Topeka, John Cooney.
Good to talk to you.
Listen.
Listen.
Thank you, sir.
I'm willing to do anything to get rid, and I think you're missing a boat.
It is going to be Kathleen Sebelius, contrary to popular opinion, no foreign policy experience, blah, blah, blah.
She brings everything that Hillary brings except a knife in the back.
And I think she's liberal.
She's 100% radically pro-choice, tied to tiller and killer abortion.
Look at it.
Hey, I understand, but you keep her there.
I'm praying my rose.
You're trying to get rid of this woman, and we don't want her anywhere near Washington.
She's doing just enough damage in Kansas.
You can get rid of her next time the election comes up.
Let me tell you how big a government person she is.
She's the first state in the country where we were going to have state-owned casinos where the state is going to be running casinos out here.
She's so green, she blocked a new Holcomb power plant that would have brought us $2 billion of economic development.
I know everything about that power plant and how she did this woman's bad news.
She's total 100% liberal.
She is so green, she makes Barack look like Kermit the Frog.
Or, you know, I just don't know where to go with this.
And she's radically pro-choice.
We want her out of the state.
Take her, Barack.
Please take her with her.
And besides that, McCain is probably going to pick a pro-life.
It's going to be brownback, brownback, brownback against Sebelius.
How do you like that, Reverend?
John, You're going to have to take one for the team here.
You have just, well, you have just gone through her resume.
What in the world would you want to foist her on the whole country for?
It is time to sacrifice.
You keep her in that state and limit her damage to the boundaries of that state at I-70.
You get her to inside the Beltway with Obama.
We're in big trouble.
And I just, I'm stunned.
As much as you love your country, I know you love your state.
But a woman like that's far less dangerous damaging just a single state rather than screwing up a whole country.
Gut it up.
From the Chicago Tribune today, a sad story, ladies and gentlemen, about race in America.
The story focusing on the Reverend Jackson.
And the headline of this piece by David Greasing is, Jackson eclipsed in the age of Obama.
Exactly as I told you many moons ago you didn't read this, but there is news in this.
To help himself recover from after he wished he could castrate Obama, the Reverend Jackson spent 10 days fasting and meditating in the Arizona desert, talking with Dr. King, reading the Bible, and talking with himself in an effort to sort out what had prompted his ill-chosen remarks.
That he wanted to see if there was a gap between his heart and his lip.
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