GOP Rep King: Fergie and J-Lo More Offensive Than Limbaugh
October 28, 2009
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[...] about Rush Limbaugh as of October 28, 2009 GOP Rep King: Fergie and J-Lo More Offensive Than Limbaugh – chattahbox.com 10/28/2009 (ChattahBox)—The extreme right-wing lawmaker Rep. Steve King [...]
So Rusky gets punked because he does not fact check (Not the first time)? Wow, what a surprised.
Oh, and when contronted that he was punked, he defended himself by saying “we stand by the fabricated quote because we know Obama thinks it anyway” (Yeah good try to save face, what a loser)
After so many years of mis-labeling and mis-characterizing others he gets smacked down by the NFL “Not For Limbaugh”. Poor little Rusky his feelings are still hurt, way to go NFL, great job!
P.S. Now I know why he lost the weight, and will be a pageant judge, he hopes on getting a date, creepy
I’ve listened to Rush numerous times and can honestly say that nothing he has ever said could be characterized as hateful or racist. He’s simply frustrated at the government – who’s not?
I have a feeling that the author of this article has never listened to Rush Limbaugh’s show, nor knows that the Snerdly family, which all work at Rush’s studio in production, screening, etc. are African American and Rush’s closest friends. He’s also friends with innumerable NFL players, many of whom are black.
I think we need to just flat out stop talking about race, racism, etc. We have government officials, business owners, doctors, and lawyers from every race and nationality in this country – there is opportunity for all who work hard. If they run into someone who judges them based on race, they should just ignore them, step around them and move forward because they aren’t worth paying attention to.
It’s sad that just because of his political beliefs Rush is getting thrown under the bus and even more sad that we are using something like racism to do it. Rush isn’t racist and everyone who has ever listened to him knows it. They guy loves Thomas Sol, loves Clarence Thomas, and every other upstanding African American and minority citizen of this country. If he wants to lambast Obama for policy he should be allowed to do that – it’s not racist – it’s politics and trying to say that it is sets us back four decades – let it go!
[...] most recently claimed that pop singers Fergie and J-Lo performed songs with lyrics that are more offensive than Rush Limbaugh’s race-baiting and [...]
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