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- Honor our fallen heroes; please fly your flag today, Memorial Day 2012 wp.me/p1dDS-4G9 via @wordpressdotcom 6 hours ago
- RT @ZinnEdProject: MT @yesforteachers Read untold stories of WWII from @ZinnEdProject in honor of Asian Pacific Heritage Month http://t. ... 1 day ago
- Teachers, do your principals keep lists of "wrong doers?" Other Nixon, or Mikado actions? wp.me/p1dDS-4Fa via @wordpressdotcom 1 day ago
- All I Really Need to Know about Lean [Management] I Learned at Waffle House [guest post] kaizenfieldbook.com/marksblog/?p=2… 1 day ago
- Seriously: Can you find any way that kids can be required to study? patheos.com/blogs/friendly… 1 day ago
- Missouri "Right-to-pray" amendment is not all redundant -- it allows kids to refuse to do school work they find offensive. "Algebra," e.g. 1 day ago
- That can't be right -- voting to increase America's problems and suffering, just for political gain? Love is powerful, so is hatred. 1 day ago
- RT @politicususa: Republicans See a Win-Win in Increasing America's Suffering politicususa.com/republicans-wi… via @politicususa #p2 #p2b #topprog # ... 1 day ago
- RT @TodaysDocument: Montana becomes a territory #TDiH 1864. #Map of #Montana & adjoining territories, ca. 1865: tmblr.co/ZKvbjxMABIGV 1 day ago
- RT @THOMASdotgov: #OnThisDay in 1864, President Lincoln signed an enabling act creating the Territory of Montana: @librarycongress #TDiH ... 1 day ago
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[...] America’s political cartoonists have it in for Rush Limbaugh?”: Maybe. Or maybe they just like drawing angry fat guys who smoke comically large [...]
Is that a real question? I am completely baffled that anyone still GAF about that chronically clueless assclown. The only thing funnier is the GOP wunderkind being touted in recent news stories: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/08/fashion/08conserve.html?_r=1&hp?no_interstitial
The acronym GDIF was designed for these horrid trolls.
Rush Limbaugh is Archie Bunker come to life. There are germs of truth in some of the things he says. Unfortunately, he has found a way to distract everyone from substance and towards a Rankin/Bass cartoon view of life.
I enjoyed the Limbaugh lampoons.
When a person does what Limbaugh does, and in the public eye, he deserves all the criticism that can be heaped on him. It is one thing to be the “voice” of loyal opposition; but it’s another to be a blow-hard like this guy.