Limbaugh says his opposition to Sotomayor not because of race or gender, but calls her "an angry woman," "bigot," "racist"
May 27, 2009 1:37 pm ET
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Hey Rush... actually... to any right-winger in here... yeah 'Not Fair Nor Liberal' I'm speaking to you...
Prove that she is any of the things Rush lies about here!
I'm so sick and tired of you disgraceful people coming in here or even on the radio or TV can make these claims without proof!
Prove your bulls**t... or don't bother coming in here ever again!!!
This "legislating from the bench" crap may be losing steam, as the media seem to be going with the "racist" theme now. "legislating from the bench" will eventually end up on the same dusty shelf as "Un-American Activities", "The Gay Agenda", "liberal media" and "The Negro Problem".Meaningless phrases that are only useful in one way; A signal that the person speaking to you doesn't like to think, but likes to appear that they do.
"I don't hate black people. I know at least 4 of them."
Even some of the most ridiculous GOP politicians and media people, the ones who jump on any talking point no matter how flimsy, are seeing through this stuff.
Even some of the most ridiculous GOP politicians and media people, the ones who jump on any talking point no matter how flimsy, are seeing through this stuff.
It's much easier to call a middle-aged hispanic woman a "radical bigot." Fresh meat for the horde.
And he is a leading voice for the conservative movement.
In fact, as if we were all in some sort of nasty ugly way-back machine, Newt Gingrich mimiced Limaugh's attacks on Twitter today.
This is the Republican party today. Looking out for the rich southern white guy.