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Feb. 26, 2010 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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February 26, 2010, Friday, Hour #3
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What is that?
Oh, there's a never mind.
Janet Matala Napala Tano.
Never mind.
Live from the Southern Command in sunny South Florida, it's Open Line Friday.
The Dees Express by the host on this program, now documented to be almost always right.
99.5% of the time.
We have not received a new opinion audit.
Not due until the first week of next month.
Open Line Friday, it's the last hour of the busy broadcast week.
I, of course, your highly trained broadcast specialist, Rush Limbaugh, turning over one of the most important aspects of the program to you, a bunch of rank amateurs today.
That's content.
When we go to the phones, you can talk about whatever you want on Friday.
That's why we call it Open Line Friday.
Telephone number is 800-282-2882.
The email address, lrushbo at EIBNet.com.
Now, as you know, the Obama administration, through their website, organize4america.gov, whatever, has got talking points out there for seminar callers.
They're tired of getting beat up on the radio, and their hosts can't succeed.
Look at MSNBC, at some point, don't you think that that network would reach a degree of embarrassment?
They'd have to do something about it.
So if some one of their hosts advocated ripping Dick Cheney's heart out of his chest and kicking it down the street or whatever, using it as a football, and then putting it back in there.
I mean, these people are just in their desperate, desperate attempt to get noticed, they are so obviously a childish, immature course.
It's just amazing that that network is allowed to continue on as it does.
So Obama, you know, those hosts, those networks, nobody watches them.
25,000 people one night last week watching CNN.
So Obama said, okay, I got to get my own talking points on conservative talk radio because that's all anybody's listening to.
So he's got this website where he's advocating people call shows like this one and lie about who they are.
Basically spam.
Hi, we love you.
I listen to you all the time.
I've been listening to you forever.
I asked what to talk about healthcare.
And then they've given talking points.
Now, this is nothing new.
It's been going on since the 90s.
We identified these seminar callers back then.
But Obama is now with a presidential directive.
And we can't find any.
We have struggled all day.
We're into the third hour of the program.
We cannot find one Obama acolyte.
We cannot find one seminar caller.
We cannot find one spammer.
Now, it's been suggested that they're not up yet, which is a valid possibility.
It's also just as valid as that there just may not be that many of them anymore.
There may not be that many Obama supporters, which would not surprise me.
But you know, our cameras and microphones are everywhere.
And they're not happy, from what I'm told, at the White House with how this is going.
This morning in Washington, Nancy Pelosi had a weekly press conference, and among the things she said was this.
One year ago, nearly, March 5th of 2009, President started this bipartisan conversation at the White House at the summit.
It was a great day when Senator Kennedy came into the room and said, I'm here to enlist as a foot soldier in the fight and the campaign to pass health care reform.
He would later say to the president, this is not about the details of policy, it's about the character of our country.
Many of us carry that with us as we go forward, as we have gone forward in this campaign and brought it to the table yesterday.
All right.
So yesterday I was do it for Paul.
Do it for Paul.
And now it's.
Can we give it one more shot for Ted?
Back to that.
David Rodham Gergen last night on CNN, the Situation Room, the host Wolf Blitzer.
The Republicans had less speaking time, David.
I mean, counting the president, the Democrats got four hours.
The Republicans got two hours.
But the Republicans took full advantage of the minutes they had.
Intellectually, the Republicans had the best day they've had in years.
The best day they've had in years.
There's been this perception that Republicans are either brain dead, they're just sort of ideologically resistant to anything, they have no ideas and all the rest of it.
I thought it was not just the people like Lamar Alexander and Tom Coburn, but these new people of Ryan and Cantor were fresh.
And I think they really evened the score and kept it even.
Whoa.
So Gergen says the GOP, which had been perceived by people like him to be intellectually brain dead, were so good that they evened the score.
They drew even.
They were so sharp.
These guys were so fresh and so smart that they got close to being even.
Obama was skunked yesterday, and everybody inside and outside the White House knows it.
Stephanopoulos, look at whatever you hear them say it's a tie, it means it was a Republican big win.
Diane Sawyer last night on World News tonight said, George, thumbs up, thumbs down, and for who?
I think it was probably an honorable draw.
You say theater was also chess.
I mean, it's political chess as well.
And both sides, I think, gained something.
Wait a minute.
Play that.
Cue that up.
Is that Stephanopoulos?
Well, are we speeding this up or something?
I mean, this sounds this.
Play this again.
I think it was probably an honorable draw.
You say theater was also chess.
I mean, it's political chess as well.
And both sides, I think, gained something.
What?
Both sides.
I didn't even hear what he said the first time because I didn't believe it was him.
Both sides, I think, gained something.
What did the Democrats gain out of this?
What did the Republicans have to lose?
That's another Republicans really didn't have much to lose.
Now, you got to hear this.
You have to hear it.
We're up to sound bites number one, two, and three, Ed.
This is just great.
Steve Wynn, the Las Vegas Steve Wynn, had his company's fourth quarter financial result conference call yesterday with reporters.
And during the QA, a female reporter said to Steve Wynn, look, is it too early to say that maybe 2011 would be better?
In other words, out of your 2011 bookings versus 2010, or just any comments on the volume of bookings or rate of bookings for 2010 or 11, just to get a sense of whether you see any change at all.
There are more questions afoot in this market in America that will impact 11 than I have hair on my head, I'm happy to say, and I still have a full head of hair.
I have more pessimism than I've had before, and it's based upon the political environment in which we are living today, and it definitely is impacting Las Vegas.
The president of the United States hasn't missed one single opportunity to squelch Las Vegas.
We get phone calls, and I'm not going to mention the names of the companies from chairmen who say we don't want to appear to be profligate because Barack Obama said this or that about Las Vegas.
Okay, so for you and Riolinda, what Wynn is saying there is he's knows a lot of CEOs that call him and say, we can't afford to come out there because the word gets out, we're going to get heat because Obama's telling everybody not to go.
So Wynn then continued with it.
He was just getting warmed up here.
It is preposterous that businesses are under attack in the United States of America.
Anybody that makes over $250,000 in the form of a personal income tax return is now, by Washington definition, a rich person when everybody who has got a college degree knows that the personal income tax rate in the United States of America is the business tax of America.
I am disgusted and angry at the apparent ignorance of the administration and the Congress to recognize the fact that the individual tax rate in the United States of America is in fact the business tax of America.
And if you keep banging on that, you will destroy the incentive for job formation in the United States of America.
And that's simple truth.
Steve Wynn, who voted for Obama, I believe, it's preposterous that businesses are under attack.
So finally, somebody else joining my chorus.
Because he's right, they are under attack.
And Obama's out there saying, oh, no, I'm business friendly.
I only want the private sector to do well.
Crock.
I don't, I don't, who, Wynn?
Look, I'm being asked, what did Wynn think would happen?
This is why I say we're going to have to really teach ideology.
The only thing that would have saved us from Obama is if people knew what a liberal is, but people couldn't get there because two things had happened.
I'm going to simplify it, maybe more than two.
But the media and the Democrats had done a great job of drumming up absolute hatred for George W. Bush, which led them to believe that anybody else from the Republican Party would be just as bad, would be continuing just the same rotten policies, and America being hated.
And then you couple it with a guy, historical nature, first black president, no criticism, no investigation, no information.
Who is the guy?
Ideology was trumped.
It didn't stand a chance.
I'm sure that a lot of people looked at this just like the Magic Negro song said.
Here's a chance.
Okay, we can get rid of our racist past.
We can get rid of our guilt.
We can vote for this guy and he'll say we're good people.
And, of course, there's so much, so much the desire for all this pap that liberals talk about during campaigns to actually happen.
Oh, it'd be wonderful it would all come true, but it never does with these people.
And it never has a chance to come through because their policies are diametrically opposed to whatever this great utopian vision that they think they can create is.
So I, you know, it's, it's, for me, it's easy to explain why somebody like Steve Wynn would be fooled.
Because Steve Wynn wasn't thinking ideology.
Steve Wynn probably still doesn't much like Republicans either.
I don't know, but there's a story in the stack here, a second one I've seen in a week, about more and more Wall Street companies and banks now contributing in greater numbers to Republicans than Democrats.
Here's the final soundbite from Steve Wynn.
This is a conference call with reporters on his company's fourth quarter earnings results and what he thinks the future holds.
Why I'm pessimistic about Las Vegas because those are our customers.
Those people out there hustling their businesses and, God forbid, showing that they made a million dollars as a partnership or as an individual.
Yeah, they're the enemy now.
They're the rich folks.
Well, until we get over this, America's in for hard times.
The people that are going to suffer from what's going on are the working class of America.
My 15 to 20,000 employees, they're the ones that are in trouble.
And until my employees get the drift of what's being done to them, America's in trouble.
Yeah, these are the people who work in his casinos and throughout the hotel operation.
And he's exactly right.
But it's not new.
Steve, it's not new that the rich people are enemies of the Democrats.
It's been out there for one and all to see for as long as I've been alive.
So, anyway, some eyes are being opened.
But I wanted to play that for you because this is pulling no punches.
And now you've got this guy saying that business is under attack by this administration.
He got the guts to say it and joined the chorus.
And I'm all happy about that.
Yeah, I know.
I know.
I was just reading about that.
Been a big shake up at the White House.
Social secretary is leaving next month, Desiree Rogers.
Her job is done.
She scheduled 330 events in a White House in 14 months, 13 months, fulfilling Obama's promise to make it the people's house.
And boy, did she ever.
People that weren't even invited got in there and got close to what prime minister was in?
Oh, the Indian guy, Indian prime minister, and got next to the vice president.
I took their picture with plugs.
And let's see.
So she's going to crash the private sector next or maybe go back to Chicago.
But Desiree Rogers is history.
Big White House shakeup.
By the way, I am told, ladies and gentlemen, that Steve Wynn did not.
I want to be right about this.
Steve Wynn did not vote for Obama, but that his wife, Elaine, did, and I think held some fundraisers for Obama.
But I'm told Steve Wynn did not.
All right, Jody in Brighton, Michigan.
It's great to have you on Open Line Friday.
Hi.
Hi, thank you.
Be patient with me.
I'm really angry and I'm nervous.
And I'm calling because hopefully you can tell me if I'm right or if I'm wrong.
Okay.
All this money that has been put into the stimulus packages and all this talk about, you know, helping the small business.
I am retired from GM.
Salary person, not UAW, but I'm retired from GM.
Oh, you're the enemy then, yeah.
Yes.
Yeah.
Most definitely.
But who is going to prop up our small businesses?
Who's going to go out and buy from small businesses when practically all of our middle-income people's jobs have been taken away?
Manufacturing has been shoved overseas.
Right.
Who's going to go buy a house when they don't have a job?
That's right.
Who's going to start a business or expand one if they don't have any customers?
And I guess the other thing, I mean, it just seems like this vicious circle here.
You know, I actually retired from GMAC.
We were the financial arm for GM, and now they've sold off GMAC.
They are now outsourcing our jobs at GMAC overseas.
Yeah.
And they're taking away decent paying jobs.
And you want to talk about the health care for this country.
What do you think, GM?
I mean, what about these poor people in this country, in other countries, that they've moved these jobs to, that they pay $5 a day to, that they say, you know, book these dealers' contracts.
Here's a contest.
You book so many contracts, you're going to get a case of Coke.
This is the kind of stuff that's going on.
They don't provide them health care insurance.
Who is they?
GM?
Who?
GM or GM.
GM.
Yeah.
Well, that's Obama now.
And then, you know, why is it that these UAW members and that the UAW, you know, backs these Democrats?
Well, do you want to?
Because they have created laws to force the manufacturing out of this country.
Do you want to?
Just a minute.
Instead of, you know, here I am working a little job a couple days a week in Howell for a small business lady, you know, and I go to work and they're ripping up perfectly good roads and redoing it with stimulus money.
Oh, that's the first I've heard of that.
Well, the signs were up.
Now, you know, I walked into work that day and I said, I cannot believe this.
They're tearing up roads that are, you know, are not that bad.
And here's the sign, you know, that this is all due to the stimulus money.
Well, do you want me to try to answer some of this?
Yeah.
Okay.
I want you to really tell me I'm wrong, that I'm not on the right track.
Well, no, you're not.
You're not wrong.
You do have some cliches about things.
Manufacturing has not totally left the country, but there ain't a whole lot of any activity going on in the private sector right now.
So you're essentially right.
There's outsourcing going on all over the place, and that's not going to stop.
It simply isn't going to stop.
It's the nature.
You know, water seeks its own level, and this is so do wages, labor costs, and so forth in free markets.
This is what happens.
But the thing here that you have to understand all of this, the flaw in it, your discussion of the stimulus and the tearing up roads to build new roads and so forth, what you have to basically understand here is that the government is broke.
It doesn't have a dollar.
We're running a 1. whatever percent, $1.4 trillion deficit this year.
We don't have any money, Judy.
So there's nothing to stimulate with.
There is no stimulus.
You can't take money out of the private sector and then put it back in and say, ooh, we've just stimulated the economy.
You can't take a jar of peanut butter out of your cabinet and put it back in and say, ooh, we just added peanut butter to the cabinet.
And this all is a sham.
Oh, oh, no.
Now they tell us.
Now they tell us.
Housing recovery looking a lot shakier than expected.
Now they tell.
This is CNBC.com.
The recent slump in housing, making some analysts uneasy about a recovery that many thought sustainable just a couple of months ago and comes at a time when the Federal Reserve is nearing the end of a critical year-long program to support the mortgage market.
Housing is a pivotal, pivotal, ambiguous point.
It said, Ted Geyer, the co-director of economic studies at Brookings.
A spate of recent reports from home sales to mortgage activity has been starkly negative.
Now they tell us.
Even if some of it can be written off to seasonal patterns, namely weather.
We just learned this week, for example, that people get laid off and it snows.
The weakness is not what people expected with the extension and expansion of the government's homebuyer tax credit that jacked sales for several months.
New home sales fell to a record low in January.
So this is not good.
It's clear, folks, we need a better economy.
But what we're doing, and we're wasting time here with the Obama trying to figure out a way he can end up running insurance companies now.
So we're supposed to believe that jobs are going to be the focus all along, right?
He still wants to run the insurance companies.
Meanwhile, now they tell us that the housing market is looking a lot shakier.
Oh, and then there's this.
Climate scientists, January was the hottest ever.
Despite images of Europe crippled by a deep freeze and parts of the U.S. blasted by blizzards, the pace of global warming continues unabated, climate scientists claimed yesterday out of Singapore.
Okay, so what do we have here?
They say that January was the hottest ever.
So then it would follow that if we keep spending money we don't have, that we'll fix the deficit.
Barbie in Lakeland, Florida.
This is the first Barbie I have ever heard from.
I've never had a caller named Barbie, even though it's in my top 10 all-time favorite female names.
Hi, Barbie.
Hi, Rush.
Hi.
The reason I'm calling is to talk about the health care seminar yesterday.
Oh, yeah.
I was actually very, very proud of the Republicans because they used the drive-by media to their advantage yesterday.
And I was almost dancing a dig as I was listening to it.
Of course, after a while, I kind of just muted the Dems because they weren't coming back with a legitimate answer.
But I'm very proud of the Republicans yesterday because they used this opportunity to get their message out against the health care.
Have you noticed something, however, Barbie?
What?
When the president went up to the Republicans' weekend retreat in Baltimore, the drive-bys thought that was an Obama home run.
And for the following week, we got looped videotape of Obama performing at the Republican thing, right?
So yesterday, your assessment is right on the money.
We got a grand slam home run from the Republicans for six hours.
Have you seen any of it today?
None.
None.
And buildup was huge.
And of course, this is tantamount evidence that the drive-bys know for a fact that Obama got skunked by our guys.
I know.
I loved it.
But anyway, I was even proud of McCain and Lamar came out and Cantor.
And I can't remember that.
Paul Ryan.
The rookie, the little rookie from, I can't remember his name, but he even, I mean, he really knocked a home run.
Paul Ryan.
Right.
Exactly.
Paul Ryan from Wisconsin.
But anyway, I really enjoyed that yesterday.
I mean, I didn't watch every single bit because, you know, I do have a life.
But I was just very proud yesterday.
You're even proud of McCain, you said.
Yes.
Well, he kind of came back, and then he wouldn't let him.
Well, I did love the fact he got underneath Obama's very thin skin.
I think so.
He did.
He really, he really did.
And he came back in the afternoon.
I forget what he came back on the afternoon with, but he was firing both barrels.
But remember now, he's in a reelection campaign.
Now it's time to be conservative.
Oh, that's true.
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
Oh, shucks.
I forgot about that.
That's right.
That's why I'm here.
Why I'm here.
Thank God.
Okay, Barbie, great to talk to you.
Thank you very much.
No, thank you.
You bet.
Who's next here?
Carson.
Carson in Chicago.
Welcome to the EIB Network.
Hello.
Hi, Rush.
How are you doing, buddy?
Fine and dandy, sir.
Listen, I'm calling up to support you and a Republican from the Senate.
Carson, would you hang on just a second here?
Sure.
What are you people laughing at on the other side of the window and distracting me?
You still, they're laughing at Barbie's sultry voice, Carson.
That's what they're laughing at.
Okay, Carson, back to you.
Where were you?
I was saying that I did watch a seminar yesterday on TV, and I was really proud of our Republicans.
They really came off as educated, quick on their feet, and they made the Democrats just look like a bunch of buffoons, which we all know.
You know, they're listening in the White House.
This is not what they had in mind today.
Oh, absolutely.
Well, no, they expected this phone, this show to be filled with Obama seminar callers ripping the Republicans today.
And instead, it's just the opposite.
Oh, absolutely.
I thought they did a great job.
Once again, they showed up to really stand for their ideas.
And I loved it when Obama finally, after being cut off at everything, finally said, well, we're just going to shove it through.
And if you don't like it, you can take it out at the elections.
You could see the Democrats in back one scene.
The whole thing, the whole thing was a sham.
It was, as they said yesterday in a politico, to put a face on gridlock.
But the whole thing, I think, as evidenced by the fact that you don't see the news media playing any videotape of it at all today, was a total, total bomb-out for Obama.
It wasn't even close.
And the fact that they're not talking about it at all today is just further evidence.
But here's one thing.
And Carson, thanks very much for the call.
I appreciate it.
You know, we've been, if there's been any spamming going on this week, it's in my email from people who are telling me I suck because I don't see the difference between Republicans and Democrats.
And you know, we've talked about it all week long.
And my good friends, the fact of the matter is, I am stunned when I hear informed people say, wow, you know, the Republicans really have some ideas.
Of course they do.
It's not a surprise.
You know, I run into the same thing personally that they're experiencing today.
When I go out in public and people meet me who only know me by either listening to this program or more importantly, through the media image that the drive-bys have created, they are shocked.
They are stunned at what a nice guy I am.
And just like today, people are shocked that the Republicans have some ideas.
Shocked that the Republicans could speak and sound intelligent.
Shocked that the Republicans just didn't go over there and bend over and die.
Shocked.
And I'm not shocked, especially about the ideas, because the guys that were in that room on the Republican side are conservatives.
And there's a world of difference between them and the Democrats.
And it was on full display.
So it's a good thing that it happened.
I'm just, I just continually am amazed that people find out that normal, everyday people with ideas are smart are normal, everyday people with ideas and are smart.
And then that's somehow a shock to them.
Don't be shocked, Bob.
That's who they are.
We got Hillary from Chicago.
Welcome, Hillary.
Great to have you on the EIB network.
Hi.
Hi, Rush.
How are you?
Very well.
Hi.
I'm 17.
I'm from Chicago.
And, you know, I take a lot of AP classes at my school.
And what's an AP class?
It's like a college class at high school.
Oh, okay.
Advanced placement?
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay.
And, well, there's just been a lot of, you know, Marxist stuff going on.
And actually, yesterday, my AP psychology teacher just told blatantly the whole class after an intelligence test that competition stifles creativity.
What?
Yeah, no, I'm not kidding you.
You had an advanced placement teacher?
We were just talking about this yesterday.
Yeah, no, yeah, I know.
That's why, you know, it's Teachers Institute Day, so I was like, call in.
And, yeah, so she said that she's like.
Competition stifles creativity.
Yeah, that's what that's word for word.
That's what she said.
How old is this teacher?
She's like 30.
Oh, geez.
Is she attractive or not?
It's really hard to get good grades in these classes because, you know, they're thinking one way, and they're like, you know, thinking in a completely different direction.
I don't know how you put up with this.
Well, you have no choice.
That is not just wrong.
That is intellectually vacant.
That is an utter denial of reality.
Because she never watched a football game.
Has she never watched any kind of athletic endeavor?
It's all about competition and who can be more creative and full of support.
Is this woman attractive or not?
Yeah, well, she wears a lot of very expensive clothes.
I mean, she's very into herself.
Well, that.
Well, who's she competing with?
Hillary, I want you to do me.
How often do you see this teacher?
I see her.
Well, I'm going to see her on Monday.
Monday, all right?
Yeah.
All right.
I want you to do something.
Yeah.
You ready?
Yeah.
You just said she wears all these nice clothes.
She do that every day.
Well, yes.
You know, I mean, she also has an iPod and a nice car, you know, like, you know, all my other teachers.
All right, well, I want you to ask her, who is she competing with?
Why does it matter that you have these nice clothes?
Who are you trying to be better dressed than?
Well, you know, it's not just her.
I mean, I actually had an AP environmental class, and, you know, that's already, you know.
You don't need to tell me what's going on in here.
I already know.
Well, we had, I actually, I actually dropped out of it because it was getting too much.
And right before I dropped out of it, they made us watch this one video, and I forget which country it was, but they were talking about how they used to be communist.
And once they went to the free market system, the environment started dying, and all the animals were.
That's just an abject lie.
The dirtiest, most filthy places on the planet are the ones that are most undeveloped, that have the least amount of capitalism, the least amount of modern technology.
That is patently absurd.
So you're being indoctrinated, Hillary.
Yeah, you know, I go on, you know, Asimov, the...
Where do you want to go to college?
Oh, I can't tell you that because I'm going to be going there.
I want to, you know, I mean.
Why?
What harm would that do if I knew?
Oh, because I'm going into a very creative field.
So?
Are you afraid that if it's on this radio program that they know where you're going, that you might have your admission canceled or something?
What is the point of it?
My mom's doing the don't say it sign.
Mom's a don't say it sign.
What is the don't say it sign?
Is she like, get the throat slit?
No, not the throat slit.
She's laughing at you now.
I'm used to that.
No, no, no, I love you.
Well, now I'm really intrigued.
You're going to go to some creative college.
You won't tell me where because somehow it's going to jinx it?
Yeah, it might jinx it.
Oh.
So you haven't been accepted?
Wait, you haven't been accepted there.
Is that it?
Yeah, I haven't been accepted yet.
Oh, okay, okay, okay.
I got it.
So you're afraid, your mom's afraid if the school is listening and they hear that you want to go there and I support it, that they won't let you in.
Maybe.
Probably.
No, maybe about it.
Tragically.
No, maybe about it.
Okay, well, I'm really curious.
Yeah, well, don't even...
Did I tell you there's a communist at my school?
Just one?
Yeah, there's a com out now.
He calls everyone comrades.
Teacher or student?
Student.
Oh, well.
That's nothing.
That's nothing.
Start counting the communists on the faculty out there, Hillary, and that'll give you the real lay to land.
We got a quick timeout.
Be right back after this.
Don't go away.
All right, we're back.
Rush Limbaugh serving humanity simply by showing up.
David Patterson is going to announce here in a minute that he's histoire, walking the plank for the Democrat Party.
I'm going to tell you right now.
I'm going to tell you right now what his real sin was.
What do you think it was, Snerdley?
Why do you think it's not this sex scandal?
This is nothing compared to what the Clintons did.
Why do you think he's really out of there?
Why is, why?
I know he got to call off me Godfather.
Why is David Patterson a dead African American walking?
No.
Well, they might want Comotora, but he didn't appoint Caroline Kennedy to the Senate.
He did not appoint Caroline Kennedy to the Senate.
Okay.
I didn't know this.
CNN every week has a wing nuts of the week segment, meaning wacko right wingers.
And so I guess it was my turn.
Question with John Avalon, Daily Beast reporter.
Take us through some of the seminal events that you say have led up to this moment where we are.
Where it's such a big deal to see them getting along around a big table.
Remember, roughly one year ago, President Obama was in his honeymoon period, approval ratings near 60%, and Rush Limbaugh said four words that helped turn the tide.
I hope he fails.
And who knew at the time that that ended up would become a rallying cry for many folks on the Republican side of the aisle?
So this guy, whatever you think of him, and he's trying to portray himself as a centrist that analyzes extreme wingnuts on each side, but he's really focusing on right-wing wingnuts and thinks I'm one of them.
But at least he's got this right.
And there was one person that stood up a year ago and said, I hope this has no, this is a disaster.
I hope he fails.
It was indeed I.
The nominative usage there being correct.
Okay, brief timeout, ladies and gentlemen.
Come back and wrap it up right after this.
Looky here, folks.
The latest from Reuters.
Haiti aid effort marred by slow UN response.
What's that?
What did they say?
Haiti aid effort marred by slow UN response?
How come the UN is being blamed and not Obama?
Where does the UN get what it sends?
Where does the UN get anything, including its lies, from us?
Have a wonderful weekend out there, folks.
We will be back on Monday.
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