Limbaugh says Obama has "created or saved 4.5 million pick-up basketball games, many of them at midnight"
October 30, 2009 12:34 pm ET
From the October 30 edition of Premiere Radio Networks' The Rush Limbaugh Show:


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as for limpburger..guess he's blown his shot at owning a nba team too..!
"Going Red"..oh that Sarah..or is it "TOO MUCH ROUGE"..
Again, I am confused.
Sarahs' book..it is now selling for $8...I'll wait until they start giving it away at Newsmax. The fireplace beckons this book.
No surprise there.
Personally, I have both of Limbaugh's books, bought for $0.20 each at the Library (or, as I Neocon it: Socialist Bookstore) annual sale some time back. Useful as 'evidence', since the use of his radio show transcripts can be 'plausibly denied' as 'misspeaking'.. the books are supposedly edited (for grammar and spelling, too) to be sure the content is what the author (ghostwriter) intended.
Midnight basketball was a 1990s initiative to curb inner-city crime in the United States by keeping urban youth off the streets and engaging them with alternatives to drugs and crime.
In 1994, Bill Clinton pushed for an anti-crime bill that would lead to 100,000 more police officers as well as a number of programs intended to "deter crime where it starts" by providing "community activities like midnight basketball".[1] The plan was widely lampooned by conservatives such as House Minority Whip Newt Gingrich, who cited midnight basketball as an ineffective and wasteful use of federal funds.[2] Some, such as Rush Limbaugh, even called the proposal racist, given the largely African American populations targeted by the program.[3] Midnight basketball was not a proposal unique to the Democrats as it was one of George H. W. Bush's "Thousand Points of Light".[4]
Randy