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June 24, 2013 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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June 24, 2013, Monday, Hour #3
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Welcome back to the show, ladies and gentlemen.
It's Doug Ranski filling in for Rush.
He will be back tomorrow.
The phone number here, if you'd like to be a part of the broadcast is 1-800-282-2882.
Once again, 1-800-282-2882.
I see Obama's on his African trip.
He's um he's gonna skip Kenya, is the reporting.
Speaking of Africa, I um get an interesting, interesting manuscript of a book that I've read over the weekend.
It's called How to Be a Good Communist.
I kid you not.
This is a book written by Nelson Mandela.
Chapter 2, How to Become the Best Pupils of Marx Engels, Lenin, and Stalin.
As you know, Nelson Mandela is not very well.
He's in critical condition.
The end may be near.
His book is named How to Be a Good Communist.
The Mandela Family, very interesting group.
The he has a bunch of daughters.
I think he's got two or three daughters.
They've been trying to access his family's trust of 1.3 million dollars.
They have there are other members of Mandela's family.
You don't know this, over there in South Africa, who have a 13-episode reality TV show there called Being Mandela.
So Mandela ends up being wealthy.
He ends up with relatives with a reality show.
And uh like all people who are avowed communists, he's spent many of his last years in the company of people like Bono and Beyoncé, etc.
I see that Obama tomorrow is going to pivot to climate change.
This is the old ladies and gentlemen.
If you don't like the song, change the track, change the album.
They don't like the song, all the scandals, and I worry that these scandals are receding into the background.
They're very, very, very important issues, and yet they recede.
Now I want to talk to you about something.
And I said this to you today is my twelfth time with you, by the way.
One dozen times with you.
Thank you for having me here and for welcoming the welcoming me along on your um your Rushland journey.
There is no immigration crisis.
There is no gay marriage crisis.
There is no gun control crisis.
None of these things.
There was a great example, is there was no health care crisis.
So these people who like to seize what they consider a political movement, a political moment to rush through complicated, long legislation written by mysterious people.
Legislation that hasn't been read by the citizens that hasn't been read by the people voting on it.
And there's something completely disgraceful about anyone, anyone, anyone, Democrat or Republican, who's voting on legislation that they don't even know what's in it.
Now I said to someone the other day, there's no immigration crisis.
They said, How can you say that?
And what I mean is there's an enormous problem that has to be addressed and solved.
But there's no crisis that says you've got to hurry up and rush through and vote on some complicated legislation that only gets more and more and more complicated every day that you had to do this by Tuesday night at six o'clock.
We're that's crazy.
Schumer is out there predicting if they don't pass this law, that there will be massive demonstrations, massive demonstrations.
That it will become the next major civil rights movement, almost as if he's wishing it into being.
concerning the immigration bill is is is should not be rushed.
And they're slipping in all sorts of things.
Apparently, Napolitano has authority to nix the border fence.
How does that end up in there?
Reed has slipped in a Las Vegas tourism handout.
How does that slip in there?
Senator Sessions says that opposition will grow.
I hope he's right.
There's a provision in there that has illegals facing lesser punishment than the United States citizens for the same crimes Committed.
The whole thing is bizarre.
What do I say?
You start asking yourself, well, what is how did we get to this spot?
What is it that Americans really want?
Well, there's a number of questions that I ask, and these are again, and I'm going to bring unconventional thinking into the conversation.
For sure.
Let's start with some simple basic things.
What do you ask yourself, what do Americans want?
Same thing Americans have wanted for ages.
Close the border.
We pass laws, we appropriate spending, we say close the border.
Every poll says close the border.
We don't do it.
No wonder you don't trust Washington.
It's not just because you don't trust because the IRS is the new Stasi.
Or because the government, because the military is spying on all Americans.
They don't do what they're going to say.
They don't close the border.
You want the borders closed.
You want a framework for enforcing current law, something we don't have, framework.
Just do it.
We don't have it.
The American people have never asked for anything this complicated.
They've never asked for anything more than having our immigration laws that are currently there be enforced.
Yet all these elected officials in Washington, all these people in over their heads, unable to do anything, unwilling to do anything, and yet the same bunch who shoved Obamacare down your throat are going to shove this down your throat.
And the weird, weird, weird Lindsey Grahms who really feel that they're that they're going to further alienate the Latino vote.
We don't have the Latino vote.
The Latino vote ensures that this country becomes a leftist country forever, for generations, unfixable.
Most Americans don't want big steps, bigger, bigger, bigger steps.
They they don't want smaller steps, by the way, either.
They want the illegal invasion to be reversed.
Is that something so bad?
You either believe that we're exceptional or we're not.
Ladies and gentlemen, we had a giant fence around this country, a giant wall, the biggest wall that helped ensure our exceptionalism.
The wall had two names.
One was called the Atlantic, and the other was called the Pacific.
If you're looking if you are any plumber in America will tell you it's common sense, you gotta stop the water from continuing to flow before you can repair the damage.
And that's what we there's no such common sense going on in Washington today.
Clearly, the supporters of this amnesty proposal, and and I love the backtracking from that word amnesty, they intend, no matter what they say, there's no reason we have to believe them, they intend to leave the borders open.
They could care less if this amnesty worsened.
They could care less about the status quo.
As people on both sides, people on both sides.
Let's go back to 1986, shall we?
Kennedy.
Ted Kennedy out there drumming up a very almost identical bill to grant amnesty to enforce the law, protect the borders.
That's 25, 26 years ago.
Since then, millions and millions of illegals.
Or as Dingy Harry calls them, the undocumented Americans.
They have violated our borders, ladies and gentlemen.
There's over 30,000 of them in jail right now being supported, fed clothed by the taxpayer, by you.
And Kennedy was behind it.
The left has always been behind it.
The law was not carried out.
The law was not carried out.
Then you listen to Lindsey Graham, idolizing Kennedy.
They had the comprehensive immigration bill then, Mr. President, Mr. Schumer, Feinstein.
All these characters' names have been coming up in this for ages and ages.
same people.
Now, why doesn't our president or any member of Congress ever say anything?
And now this is the contrarian thinking here.
This is the unconventional thinking.
Why does no one here ever say anything about holding the leaders of Mexico accountable for this abomination, the way they treat their own people, sending their criminals and their poor to the uh to the U.S. by thousands, millions each year.
I would love it for one person in a position of power to tell Mexico to stop sending these people here, and more importantly, to start taking care of their own.
What conditions exist in Mexico that are so horrific that people will take the enormous risks that they take to come here.
They go through the desert, they go through tunnels, they risk dying of thirst and starvation and heat.
Do you know how horrible, how horrible that would be to have to die of those things, and yet they risk it to come here?
What it means is things in Mexico are very, very, very bad.
Horrendously bad.
Now, all these Latino rights activists and open border activists, they continue, and Obama, they continue to tell you that, well, illegal aliens are just like the Italians who came through Ellis Island, but no one ever asked the question.
Did the Italians get status as a protected group?
And did they, and do they get affirmative action?
The answer was no.
The federal government never gave Italians or I'm Polish or any other European immigrants, you know, a special pass to jobs and college and all the rest of the stuff.
Now, let's talk about something that a lot of people might think is far-fetched here.
I mean, you hear people say, well, what if we do a lot of nation building.
We do a lot of work around the world to help nations achieve democracy.
We've even seen the mess of the Arab Spring, and I don't want to go down that trail right now.
We've heard the word democracy used, or I should say misused where Egypt is concerned, but we don't hear the words ever, ever, ever used.
What do we do to save Mexico, to save our partner, our neighbor right next door in our own hemisphere?
And they've got a one it's a very wealthy country.
They've got lots of oil.
They've got lots of natural resources.
One of the greatest natural resources are their people.
They're wonderful people.
But Mexico is a country in trouble, and we do not train our sights on the issue of how what would keep the Mexican people from wanting to escape and come here.
We're going to throw a ton of money at making them stay here, making it more attractive, keeping them coming here no matter what they say.
There is no conversation taking place about what we do to help Mexico.
I have a lot more to say about this, and I will do so when we return the phone number here is 1-800-282, 2882.
We'll be right back.
And now we're saying it being reported, ladies and gentlemen, that things from the stimulus bill and the American jobs bill are being uh thrown into the immigration bill.
It's an absolute mess, this hodgepodge of uh of activity concerning this bill.
I've got the quote here.
Where is it from um Theodore Roosevelt almost a hundred years ago?
President Roosevelt said this about immigration.
He said in the first place, we should insist that the immigrant who comes here in good faith becomes an American and assimilates himself to us.
He shall be treated on an exact equality with everyone else, for it is an outrage to discriminate against any such man because of creed or birthplace or origin.
But this is predicated upon the persons becoming in every facet an American, and nothing but American.
There can be no divided allegiance here.
Any man who says he's an American, but something else also isn't an American at all.
We have room for but one flag, the American flag.
We have room for but one language here, and that is the English language.
And we have room for but one sole loyalty, and that is loyalty to the American people.
That's Theodore Roosevelt, 2007.
Today they will call you all kinds of names, at least the left will, because this is not really about doing anything good.
It's about it's about um ensuring leftism forever.
It's about permanently entrenching the Democrat Party and leftists in charge of this country for as long and as many years as possible.
That's all this is about, about nothing else.
Now, the current illegal flow of Mexicans and Central Americans who come to the United States, it is the largest movement of people in modern history.
There's nothing else like it.
There are approximately 10% of Mexico's population, 10%, maybe more.
Mexico's population is about 110 million.
We are told that there's 10% or more now living in the U.S. Some people say much more.
Approximately 15% of Mexico's labor force is working here in the United States.
15% of a nation's labor force is working here.
work.
Now, if we wanted to help Mexico, and I mean sincerely, help Mexico, because it's a dangerous, crime-ridden, corrupt place that so abuses its own people that they must run and risk their lives to escape for a better life in America.
Why are we not having the national conversation about what it would take to make Mexico an attractive place for Mexicans to live?
What's so wrong about that, about lifting up that country for those people?
The immediate benefits to those people would be so obvious.
They have an oil industry.
They have a huge oil industry.
It is Mexico's largest provider of revenue.
It is Mexico's largest provider of revenue.
It's very badly managed.
It has enormous revenues that do not ultimately benefit the Mexican people, who are so stressed by living in the by life in Mexico that they want to run, risking their life to come to the U.S. The Mexican government relies on oil income.
It has an enormous tax evasion rate, something like 40 or 50 percent, that country.
Now here's a shocker.
Next to oil, the second largest source of income for Mexico is the money that Mexicans who are in the United States illegally send home to Mexico.
It is estimated to be about 25 billion dollars, 25 billion with a B dollars.
That's the second largest source of revenue of income for Mexico.
That is equal to the foreign aid the United States provides almost to the entire world, ladies and gentlemen.
It's nearly equal to what Mexico's oil industry generates each and every year.
Now, what we are doing in this country by not helping Mexico get its act together is we are quite literally importing poverty from Mexico to the United States.
And the ranks of the poor continually replenish themselves.
And the number of since 1980, which is almost 25 years ago, excuse me, more than that, it's going to be 30 years ago, the number of Hispanics with incomes below the poverty line has risen 162%.
So the United Nations looked at this, and the United Nations Population Fund looked at this, and they concluded themselves, the UN, and I don't, you know, you know what I think of the UN, shut it down, move it away, get us out of it.
But they concluded that the remittances to Mexico are in fact, now listen to this, a leftist operation like the UN, they conclude that our remittances to Mexico, that the Mexicans are sending home to Mexico, are in fact not helping that nation's economy.
Because the money is sent home, it's been on groceries and it's other daily expenses.
The Bank of Mexico, Banca de Mexico, the Central Bank of Mexico, came to the identical conclusion that, They themselves noted that reliance on remittances was itself the cause, a cause of poverty, because it provides fewer incentives to seek other sources of income, i.e., work in Mexico.
So now, If we wanted to help the Mexican people, if we really wanted to help Mexico, the Mexican people, if we really wanted to encourage American business, American industry to expand there, to create new jobs there, to help improve that nation's prosperity.
If all those things happened, Mexicans would have very little need to want to leave the country to relocate to America.
We're spinning all of our wheels here, ladies and gentlemen, to change the voter base, to change the people in this country, to change the political population and demographic of the country.
Why aren't we focusing on what we can be doing to help Mexico?
Anyways, Doug Rebanski, we're going to take a short break.
Much more to be said about this when we return.
I mean, the point I'm making, ladies and gentlemen, is a simple one.
We do all sorts of activities, spend tons of money all over the world, but we're not spending any attention, thought, money, uh thinking about how we help Mexico, the nation of Mexico, and the people, the good people of Mexico.
We want them to find their country, we want them to find their country satisfying and attractive and successful for them.
We don't want the Mexican people to feel the need to escape because it's more attractive here, to relocate here.
They have people who are motivated, many of them with good reason they're seeking a better life condition.
Many of the people, by the way, who come here had jobs there as well.
They just want a better standard of living.
Mexico is crime ridden.
The drug cartels are there, as you know.
That helps feed the addictions of many Americans as well.
They are extremely violent.
They appear to have corrupted the government of Mexico at every imaginable level.
If we were in a partnership with the government of Mexico, imagine how much more effectively we could battle that problem, help their people.
I go so far as saying export our own constitution to them.
Help them at every level we can.
Mexicans, have them learn English in their country.
Yeah.
We can move towards open borders.
If Mexico is an equally attractive place, they spoke English.
Goodness, people go back and forth and work.
Americans can work there if it's a safe and attractive country.
They came here.
They've learned English, they've learned to use both languages.
Imagine this, if if they looked at American laws, and they helped enforce them, American laws, and had activities that facilitated trade.
If they guaranteed the rights of their citizens, if there was a crackdown on the drug cartels, we could help them.
We could help them.
A lot.
There is an awful lot of arrogance contained in this idea that thousands and millions of Mexicans, illegal aliens...
Should come to the cities of the United States and march, demanding, as Schumer says, he's predicting mass demonstrations.
If the House blocks the path to citizenship, there's a lot of arrogance here.
You're going to march through the streets demanding that we grant them privileges equal to Americans, without the responsibilities of citizenship.
The greatest benefit that we would have if we really made Mexico a partner and brought them into this century, as we're trying to do all over the world elsewhere, would be that we don't want America to become a de facto third world nation, and we would help lift Mexico right south of our border from being a third world nation.
The idea is not that Mexico ceases to exist.
The idea is that Mexico becomes an element, a functioning partner.
And in many ways, maybe yes, an expanded version of the United States of America.
What's so wrong with that?
What's so wrong with that?
Mexicans would still enjoy All the benefits of a successful society.
They have their own history, their own culture.
If they wanted to immigrate here, they could do so as Irish, Russians, Polish, Germans, others did.
Yes, Mexico a separate nation on our southern border.
In its current state, it threatens our sovereignty by virtue of openly, by virtue of deliberately encouraging millions of its citizens to come over here and ignore our laws, enter our nation illegally, benefit from our economy in an unproductive manner.
Mexico, Mexico, Mexico needs to join the Brotherhood of Nations.
That is if you want to have a real conversation, I told you it was a little contrarian, a little unconventional thinking.
If you want to have realistic conversation, a sensible conversation, a long term conversation, that's the answer.
That's realistic.
That's rational.
Mexicans are here already.
Let's make them enjoy and see the possibility of their own homeland as well.
Make their country a partner of ours.
You say this is impossible.
I'm not sure it is impossible.
I'm I'm very happy to let Mexico be Mexico.
But I'd like to see Mexico lifted out of the mire.
It's got all the wonderful resources I mentioned earlier, natural resources, oil.
It's wonderful people.
And yet there's no sign of any reform coming to Mexico.
I I know I've got to get to some calls, so I'm going to finally do it.
In Ashboro, North Carolina.
Phil, you've been holding a long time.
Welcome to the Rush Limbaugh show, sir.
How are you today?
Great.
Thanks for taking my call.
And you do an excellent job filling in for Rush.
I really enjoy listening to you.
You are very kind to say so, sir.
I thank you for the compliment.
Do you hear what I was saying about Mexico and about the need to look south of our border and say, hey, what can we do to make it a t a good successful country for them?
Well, I I think um if our federal government continues its lawless ways and continues the political corruption and uh continues and t attacking entrepreneurs and business owners in this country, um, eventually we might wind up worse than Mexico, and then the illegals will look back across the border and say, hey, Mexico's looking pretty good.
Let's go back there.
Oh, that sounds fun, Phil.
I don't want to go through all that.
It'll happen.
I mean, we'll become a de facto Mexico, a de facto third world country if we do that.
I mean, I I would like to see us sorry.
Now what concerns me though is the Republican senators that are just really saying things about this bill that everybody that's looked at the bill knows aren't really true.
And that really concerns me, Doug.
Um, and this also this idea of rushing it in.
I mean, I would like to personally see a moratorium on any of this legislation.
Something is terribly, terribly wrong in DC when Republican senators and these other lawmakers think that they can trust working with Democrats on this of all things, and that all that will turn out very well.
We saw what happened with Obamacare.
Thank you so much, Phil, for calling the Rush Limbo Show.
Appreciate your call.
Very, very much.
In Austin, Texas, Robert, you've been holding a while.
How are you today, sir?
Welcome to the Rush Limbo show.
Thank you.
Uh, how are you doing?
I'm excellent, sir.
I'm I'm basically uh a little puzzled by the the way that uh, you know, we're you know, trying to give them so many benefits, you know, for them to, you know, legalize their status here.
It's amazing how different they treat any foreigner in Mexico, because uh you know I happen to to have to go through it, and uh it it basically if you ever get to to be in Mexico or even achieve uh any status as far as uh becoming a resident or even uh a citizen, you will never be able to hold any kind of office.
Never ever will you get the uh the basically the the ability to vote in any of their elections or even have property.
Your kids will never be allowed in their schools ever.
That's that's not gonna happen.
And so they they discriminate against us, yet we give them all these benefits, and then they still complain.
Robert, you know what they have some degree of expertise in.
They have some expertise in knowing how to build a wall and keeping out uh invaders from another country.
Certainly.
Would you know that?
Yeah, the experts.
We could hire Mexico.
They're so good at their southern border.
They're pretty inhumane, to be honest, but I mean I'm making a joke.
They're so good at how they maintain the security of their southern border, we could hire Mexico to consult with us.
Employ their methods, their direct methods with us.
It's it's very sad.
Do you know we can't own uh foreigners can't own uh property in Mexico within about fifty miles of the of the seashore.
Do you know that?
I know that.
You know, I had that that trouble because my wife is Mexican, and I, you know, I had to put up with all the bureaucracy, and then they would not allow my kids in their schools.
Yeah, so okay.
Robert, I'm gonna scoot in a second, but here's the question.
Should the United States become more like Mexico, or should Mexico really become more like the United States and shouldn't we help them do that?
Yeah.
Okay, Robert, we've lost you there.
Anyway, thanks for calling the Rush Limbaugh Show, Robert, sir, in Austin, Texas.
It's Dugabanski, we got a scoot for brief time out, ladies and gentlemen, do not despair.
We'll be right back.
Ladies and gentlemen, Dougarbanski here filling in for Rush Limbaugh, a little bit of time left here.
Um it's a it's very strange, isn't it, that we are not wanting Mexico to be more like us and doing everything in our power.
We would rather the the this is as transparent as it gets.
All that's going on is a desire to increase the liberal voter base in this country.
And it's really almost a moral that we don't want to help make Mexico an attractive peop place for Mexicans.
They risk their lives to come here.
It uh they want to rush through this this crisis, this non crisis.
It's a non crisis.
You know, r we we learn nothing from the rushing through of the monstrous health care legislation.
This is not, ladies and gentlemen, just Congress failing the American people.
The administration with its leading from behind president is just as much to blame, if not more so.
We should all be against this comprehensive bill if for no other reason than this.
We've learned after the passage of the health care bill that too many of our elected representatives catered or caved in.
They didn't even read in.
Apparently they're gonna vote on this without even reading it also.
And it's not do not confuse this.
We are it is not because we're anti-immigrant.
No, no.
Something does need to be fixed about the burden of illegality in this country.
But we've got the words, the previous actions of these so-called congressional leaders.
They do not pass the smell test anymore.
No one trusts the government or these leaders to do the right thing.
It's very simple.
So let's have a moratorium.
Don't pass any laws on this.
Don't do it until after the 2014 election.
Maybe give us a chance to elect some some very good characters uh, shall we?
Um one more call here.
Let's Doug in Medford, Oregon.
Welcome to the Rush Limbaugh Show.
How are you today, Doug?
Thank you, Doug.
Appreciate it.
Um I agree with what you're saying.
And there's there's one piece that's been left out of uh your explanation here.
Um the Mexico Mexican caste system, the Mexican structure of their society is is one big element here.
You have a you have a very controlling, very powerful, wealthy class that really couldn't care less about the po the poor people, most of which are of Indian descent, uh darker skinned, smaller people.
They are happy to have these people leave the country, get out, make it as bad for them as possible because they really don't care.
What we need to do to make it better for Mexico is for us to stop totally any funding that we give them and tell the Mexican government, clean up your act.
You do something for your poor people, you do some social programs.
It's a big it's a big ticket big thing to ask, but it's a change in the in the Mexican cultural makeup, the Mexican society.
Anything other than that is is is not really gonna do anything, and we don't need to feel guilty for them.
It's it's it's tragic, these people are risking their lives.
But as cold as this sounds, it's not our fault.
We don't need to feel guilty about it.
We don't need to make up for it.
Mexico needs to fix it, not us.
Yeah, I understand what you're saying, Doug, but what I'm saying is this, that it will always be our problem here unless we help Mexico get its act together.
They have a constitution, uh a so-called constitution for a so-called democracy down there that is giving them the architecture for corruption for the class system that you're talking about.
It's an absolute disaster.
And we spend a lot of money all over the world doing all kinds of things, uh that's very little result for people that hate us going in and that hate us going out, and yet we do nothing to make Mexico attractive for Mexicans.
I think I don't care if this is a ten year, twenty year, thirty year, fifty year, seventy five year plan.
The idea of getting of helping Mexico get their act together and making it an attractive place for Mexicans is an idea who um whose time has come.
I mean, it must happen.
We either America either becomes a third de facto third world version of Mexico or Mexico, Mexico gets lifted and becomes ultimately a de facto version of America's 51st state.
One of the two things has got to happen.
And I know which of the two I uh I prefer.
Thanks so much, Doug, for calling the Rush Limbaugh show.
One more call to finish up this segment and the rest of the day.
It's Doug in Indianapolis.
Welcome to the Rush Limbaugh Show, sir.
How are you today, Doug?
Hi, Doug.
It's Doug's other brother, Doug.
Um, I just called to say that Mexicans are leaving the United States.
600,000 Mexican born people living in the U.S. left, U.S. for Mexico, in excess of any Mexicans coming.
In other words, between 2007 and 2011, the number of people born in Mexico, living in the U.S. declined from 12.6 million to 12 million.
And that's because of the bad economy, partly, and we've seen this before.
The real reason for welfare for immigration reform is to replace Mexican workers with cheaper, more desperate workers from the old from old world countries that make Mexico look rich.
You know, utilize GDP per capita in Mexico is adjusted for the cost of living is five times higher than it is in Pakistan.
You know, there was a story in the Sacramento Bee about the shortage of Mexican labor.
You know, they're claiming Mexicans too old.
They well, they actually want more money.
They want cheaper labor from places like Pakistan and Ethiopia.
Why pay a Mexican ten dollars an hour when you can pay an Ethiopian less, or you know, maybe less, maybe just a warm bowl of rice or something.
Well, I think I think Doug, you're on to something, but it's it's that's one prong of the reasons here.
I mean, you're talking about the the the crony capitalists, the corporatists, and that side of it who who want lower labor costs.
It's disgraceful, of course.
They uh represented well by certain segments of the Republican Party, but the other side of it is to really ensure liberal control of the U.S. government for generations to come.
That is really we can't get away from that headline, and that's the thing that I'm most necessarily against more strongly than anything.
I got a scoot Doug.
It's Doug Rabansky filling in for Rush Limbaugh.
Um we're gonna take a short break when I come back.
I will tell you um my final remarks, and I will tell you once again what the rumor about what Russia's doing.
Be right back.
Welcome back to the show, ladies and gentlemen.
Doug Abansky filling in for Rush.
The rumor at the beginning of the show was that he's resting up trying to eat the Gandalf dinner tonight.
That's a that's a joke, of course.
He'll tell you about where he's been tomorrow when he's back.
Uh, ladies and gentlemen, Rush was right.
He was so on the money when he made the controversial statement about Obama, I hope he fails.
And the great concern is that Obama has not failed.
Think of it.
You've been very effective.
Look around, snooping, targeting his enemies, drones in America, exploding food stamps, disability rolls, crony capitalism, welfare state, anti-military, anti-Tea party, ad infinitum.
On the verge of unraveling the fabric of this republic.
The Clintons could not have gotten away with half the things this guy has done.
And um, you know, it is a maxim of the left that capitalism must be pushed into chaos and into ruin in order for the socialist order to rise from the ruins.
So Rush was right on the money when he said I hope he fails, because right now Obama's right on the right track to do all of those things.
And the amnesty bill, that's the success that gives give Obama the dream of a one party rule forever.
That's the ultimate aim of it, and that's the ultimate dream they have.
Ladies and gentlemen, it's been great being here.
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