Limbaugh's latest euthanasia fearmongering: Dems plan to "kill you"
October 14, 2009 2:18 pm ET
From the October 14 edition of Premiere Radio Network's The Rush Limbaugh Show:


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And that's because we haven't explained well enough the comparison between the cost of doing nothing and the cost savings by implementing these programs.
These fools think that healthcare reform is more expensive than doing nothing. Reality is that doing nothing is more expensive, so if healthcare reform budgeting will cause us to take some lives before their time, then doing nothing will force us to take even more lives before their time!
That is like refusing to accept that the earth is round or that it circles around the sun or that gravity is real. But yet again, despite overwhelming scientific proof and even the very obvious factors that support evolution, it is still denied by many on the right. Creationism on the other hand which has essentially no proof behind it, was written in some Jewish (NOT CHRISTIAN) book thousands of years ago and essentially is impossible to prove is accepted by some as fact and they demand to teach such biblical stories in the classroom and portray it as scientific fact. That is appalling to me but when i THINK of such blatant disregard for any proof that counters their own belief in the slightest, I realize that denying that healthcare form is essential for the welfare of this nation is just another bogus claim that can be easily dismissed for them. If it doesn't coonform to republican political belief structure, it might as well be in latin because the right ain't buying it.
you know you are in the top ten on list.
as we know you have been on double secret probation.
Oh, Limpy -- you're behind the times; the "death panels" schtick was used by Glenn Beck, Sean Hannity, Lou Dobbs, and even Sarah Palin at least two months ago . . .
Grayson's words as exaggerated as they may seem are a truer indication of what's really going on.