"We will admit, we'll have to admit, that there's a percentage of this country that literally hates and despises Bush. I would like to posit for you, ladies and gentlemen, this number, 13%, probably is a grand total of the Democrat blogs --
the Democrat Underground, the MoveOn.org, and the George Soros crowd -- and some of the elected Democrats around the country, and I would bet also that that number hasn't changed. I'll bet you it's the same number that held hatred for Bush starting in 2000 in the Florida election aftermath."
http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_090705/content/america_s_anchorman.guest.htmlYep - I for one fit that description to a tee, you fat son of a leprous whore.
But he goes on to say...
"Nobody wants to hang around somebody that's constantly angry and filled with rage and hatred, constantly unhappy. Nobody wants to hang around people like that. Those people don't lead great movements. These people are not the backbone of America, and they're going even crazier. As each of these efforts that they mount, each of these events that they look at through a political prism, as they fail they get angrier and angrier and angrier, and rather than realize this is failing, they say, "Well, we're not hating enough, and we're not being outrageous enough," and so they continue to pile more hatred on top of more hatred, and they actually end up treading water, marking ground, or losing it. It wouldn't surprise me, ladies and gentlemen, if this poll causes a panic that will result in the Democrats -- you see where Jane Fonda had to cancel her bus tour? Her anti-war tour? Yeah, Jane Fonda canceled her death tour (story). The Pope's death I think screwed up her book tour, and now the hurricane has canceled her anti-war bus tour with George Galloway. If I didn't know better... The Democrats may put out a distress call to Cindy Sheehan and ask Cindy Sheehan to set up here anti-war rally somewhere on the outskirts of flooded New Orleans. I wouldn't be surprised at all if that happened. I mean, the kook left, the fringe out there, just going to be beside themselves with anger over this and frustration. They'll go back to the old playbook. They never move forward; they always go back.
They may even go try to find Bill Burkett and say, "Bill, would you join Cindy Sheehan on the outskirts of New Orleans at an anti-Bush protest?" While it's funny, you know, it is. I mean, the first thing you do is laugh at it. I don't know how many of you heard the call yesterday from Vince (story), a black man in North Carolina who is convinced that there's a racial component in New Orleans and that Bush wants black people to die and might have even been responsible for as many black deaths as possible. I had a conversation with him yesterday, took about ten or 15 minutes, and I said to him, "You know, Vince, your attitude here -- because I know you probably speak for a lot more people than you realize -- is more depressing to me than what's happened in New Orleans, because that attitude is going to survive." That attitude is going to grow. That attitude is going to prevail. New Orleans will get fixed and rebuilt and cleaned up in time, but the poison that is flowing through the minds and veins of some Americans is still there, and you hate to see it. These people are ruining their lives. It's tough. It's really hard to believe that they're Americans. It's hard to believe that we have people like this in this country. It's very sobering when you stop and think about it, and if you let it, it can become depressing. So who wants to be depressed? So what we choose to do is just laugh at these yokels and say, "Hey, they're making their bed; they can lay in it. They're taking their shower; they can drown in it," whatever metaphor you want to use. "{It's hard to miss the New Orleans reference here folks}
This is the sort of nonsense the Republicans listen to and believe. They actually listen to this guy telling them that we are so filled with hate that no one wants to listen to us and yet everyday on his show, he spouts out nothing but hate. Somehow, they fail to see this fact and they tune in and turn into "Ditto Heads". It's unreal. I mean, these guys are the ruling party. These guys run every branch of government and infest every state to one degree or another and they got there by filling these weak minded Republicans with hate-filled Ditto talking points. But the question has to be asked, how secure are they in their majority that they have to constantly worry about a small number or wacko-fringe liberals? To me, this sounds like an insecure party in it's death-throws. By attempting to discredit a discussion forum with relatively little power, it shows just how weak these guys really are. It show just how weak and truly scared they are that they are really losing. And I'm loving it. Keep up the good work DUer's. If we have people like Rush No-balls running scared, maybe we have more power and influence than we realize. Maybe we can push him back on his oxycotin binge and he'll finally take enough to overdose, though with a body that huge, I'd imagine he'd need a lot.
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