Limbaugh claims, "I have not used the word 'death panels,' except in quoting Sarah Palin"
August 17, 2009 3:20 pm ET
From the August 17 edition of Premiere Radio Networks' The Rush Limbaugh Show:
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I read that some habitual liars can actually come to believe their own lies. I wonder how much they actually believe themselves when they talk. My own theory is that they stopped caring long ago whether they tell the truth and simply no longer care whether they are flagrantly lying or not. They keep raising the bar in their rhetoric, and to do that they have to like more and more, until now they're screaming that Obama will kill old people and their base actually believes them. They simply don't care whether they are accurate and pay no attention to the facts.
I've never thought about it quite that way. Professional gasbags like El Fathead may be forced to tell more and more lies (and more incendiary lies) in order to continue to stir the outrage in the moron's who listen to him.
It's the only way to keep his audience. There is no shortage of dumb-asses here in the good ole' USA.
...because if you really look at that statement...he's using the words 'death panels' in a context where it isn't a Sarah Palin quote, so he's directly contradicting himself IN the actual sentence.