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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Heard a brief bit of radio today, and heard Rush Limbaugh make an erroneous statement on air. Normally, such claims are during his sarcastic or caricatured segments, but I don't think he was in comedy mode this time.

He said that the Democrats won't be able to blame U.S Senate losses on gerrymandering.
Too late! The Dems or other libtards had already blamed or discussed how the gerrymandering was affecting the Senate races for the U.S. Congress. I recall it was in the last couple years, but now I cannot find it with search engine. Dang it.
Does anybody recall which race was being talked about with regards to gerrymandering the U.S. Senate race? Might have been Scott Brown, or similar headline grabber, but I can't find reference now.


Rush's error was obviously to give too much credit for the Dems and other libtards, pretending they have more political acumen than evidence allows. Whenever reasonable people start to assume Dems and other libtards have a clue, then they are prone to making obviously erroneous statements.

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Originally posted by Jongsstraw:
Rush's radio show doesn't help Republicans win elections, but I give him credit for continuing to be the tireless standard bearer for Conservatives and Traditionalists.

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Originally posted by Magonsdaughter:
seems like a raging tub of lard to me

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Originally posted by Magonsdaughter:
seems like a raging tub of lard to me

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Then you must really dislike Rosie O'Donnell & Michael Moore, huh?

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Originally posted by Magonsdaughter:
seems like a raging tub of lard to me

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Then you must really dislike Rosie O'Donnell & Michael Moore, huh?

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Rush's radio show doesn't help Republicans win elections, but I give him credit for continuing to be the tireless standard bearer for Conservatives and Traditionalists.

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Rush's radio show doesn't help Republicans win elections, but I give him credit for continuing to be the tireless standard bearer for Conservatives and Traditionalists.

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And making a very fine living as well. Really ignighted a whole industry on AM radio, which was all but forgotten.

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seems like a raging tub of lard to me

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Then you must really dislike Rosie O'Donnell & Michael Moore, huh?

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:

I don't think it is his intent or goal to help the liberal establishment of the GOP defeat the conservatives. Otherwise he would not have railed so much against Romney and McCain as candidates.

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I don't think it is his intent or goal to help the liberal establishment of the GOP defeat the conservatives. Otherwise he would not have railed so much against Romney and McCain as candidates.

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And how'd that work out? Yeah, it's oodles better to have Obama as President rather than a moderate Republican or RINO.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:

I don't think it is his intent or goal to help the liberal establishment of the GOP defeat the conservatives. Otherwise he would not have railed so much against Romney and McCain as candidates.

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And how'd that work out? Yeah, it's oodles better to have Obama as President rather than a moderate Republican or RINO.

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Liberal McCain or Liberal Romney? Which liberal are you claiming was a moderate?

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