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Limbaugh on health care reform: "[W]e have been screwed; we're just trying to prevent the pregnancy"

08/28/09 1:15 PM EDT
Limbaugh's drinking game: “a drink for every black person I see” on Kennedy's procession, lined with “union thugs”

08/28/09 12:43 PM EDT
Conservative media's culture of “death” poisons health care debate

08/28/09 11:10 AM EDT
Bernard Goldberg unearths massive non-scoop in the old Bush National Guard story

08/28/09 10:20 AM EDT
Conservative media attack Dems for playing “death card” while using Kennedy's death to attack health care

08/27/09 10:17 PM EDT
The Two Minutes Hate: August 27, 2009 - Limbaugh Attacks Kennedy

08/27/09 4:50 PM EDT
Limbaugh Blames Kennedy's Opposition To Bork, Thomas For Beginning “Age Of The Current Hate”

08/27/09 3:30 PM EDT
Limbaugh calls health reform “miniature version of fascism”

08/27/09 3:16 PM EDT
Limbaugh's latest health reform scare tactic: “They're gonna have access to your bank account”

08/27/09 3:14 PM EDT
Limbaugh again cites discredited McCaughey for proof that “death panels” exist

08/27/09 3:06 PM EDT
Limbaugh wants to be precise: “fascism is a more apt illustration of what Obama is establishing”

08/27/09 2:39 PM EDT
Limbaugh marvels: “The Constitution is still there, even after Ted Kennedy in the Senate for 52 years”

08/27/09 2:32 PM EDT
Limbaugh cites Bork, Thomas, Bush: “When people couldn't answer back” Kennedy “was fearless in getting personal”

08/27/09 2:15 PM EDT
Limbaugh: “most of Sen. Kennedy's plans end up damaging the people he seeks to help”

08/27/09 2:07 PM EDT
Limbaugh: Kennedy “used the government to take money from people that work to give it to people that don't work”

08/27/09 2:06 PM EDT
Limbaugh: Kennedy's opposition to Bork, Thomas was “the beginning of the dawn of the age of the current hate”

08/27/09 1:25 PM EDT
Radio hosts use Kennedy's death to fearmonger on health care rationing

08/27/09 1:23 PM EDT
Limbaugh wonders whether Obama thinks Sen. Byrd should “just start taking the pain pill?”

08/27/09 1:14 PM EDT

Limbaugh on health care reform: "[W]e have been screwed; we're just trying to prevent the pregnancy"

Limbaugh's drinking game: “a drink for every black person I see” on Kennedy's procession, lined with “union thugs”

Conservative media's culture of “death” poisons health care debate

Bernard Goldberg unearths massive non-scoop in the old Bush National Guard story

Conservative media attack Dems for playing “death card” while using Kennedy's death to attack health care

The Two Minutes Hate: August 27, 2009 - Limbaugh Attacks Kennedy

Limbaugh Blames Kennedy's Opposition To Bork, Thomas For Beginning “Age Of The Current Hate”

Limbaugh calls health reform “miniature version of fascism”

Limbaugh's latest health reform scare tactic: “They're gonna have access to your bank account”

Limbaugh again cites discredited McCaughey for proof that “death panels” exist

Limbaugh wants to be precise: “fascism is a more apt illustration of what Obama is establishing”

Limbaugh marvels: “The Constitution is still there, even after Ted Kennedy in the Senate for 52 years”

Limbaugh cites Bork, Thomas, Bush: “When people couldn't answer back” Kennedy “was fearless in getting personal”

Limbaugh: “most of Sen. Kennedy's plans end up damaging the people he seeks to help”

Limbaugh: Kennedy “used the government to take money from people that work to give it to people that don't work”

Limbaugh: Kennedy's opposition to Bork, Thomas was “the beginning of the dawn of the age of the current hate”

Radio hosts use Kennedy's death to fearmonger on health care rationing

Limbaugh wonders whether Obama thinks Sen. Byrd should “just start taking the pain pill?”

CNN anchor Jim Acosta highlights divisive rhetoric during the Republican National Convention despite the GOP's claims they're calling for unity

Matt Walsh: “The public school system should be totally abandoned”

Mainstream media outlets continue to fall for GOP's platform feints on abortion

CNN Anchor Kasie Hunt claims Trump has embraced a message of unity during the Republican National Convention

Candace Owens criticizes a Sikh prayer at the Republican National Convention: “It's not emblematic of America”