In a new CBS/Vanity Fair poll, Rush Limbaugh easily topped Glenn Beck as the most influential conservative in America. (Though it's disgusting to think of topping or bottoming in this context).
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It's hard to believe that anyone believes that red-baiting would work in 2009, but talk radio and Fox News blabbertalent keep hammering away on administration officials who might have quoted Mao at some time in their careers.
(Chairman Mao, Andy Warhol)
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Rush Limbaugh told Today Show's Jamie Gangel that he knows how to get under the skin of the media and get them to write headlines about him.
That he does. And his bid to buy the St. Louis Rams is surely another of those forays. The almost simultaneous interview on the
Today show was no accident. Rush's name was on all the explaining industry's lips over the weekend, and still there Monday, all day.
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Carrie Prejean has a chance of getting another 15 minutes, and her choice to become a charm in the bracelet of the religious right is a good one.
She's the Miss California who took the opportunity to Christian-witness her fundamentalist opposition to gay marriage in the Miss USA Pageant. Losing the contest, she blamed it on discrimination against her brave Christian witness, which caused kind of stink cables and talk radio live on, and they responded with lots of her puling to drooling interviewers like Sean Hannity.
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Their industry reaped the windfall profits from "Cash for Clunkers," yet they trashed it.
The program is over Monday.
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Sean Hannity, hearing the news that Al Franken was the new junior senator from Minnesota, called him a "liar and a lunatic." Michelle Malkin described him as "an angry, unstable man."
Expect that to continue being the right-wing media meme about Franken- It's uttered, even by respectable conservatives, too. Like former Bush speechwriter Michael Gerson who called him, "The Vulgarian at the Gate," writing that Franken's election would "actively push our culture toward vulgarity and viciousness."
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The right-wing scheisse generators have no problem turning to knuckle-dragging sexism to do their demonization of Nancy Pelosi, whom they're trashing because they're afraid of President
Obama's popularity.
The latest is the GOP video that juxtaposes 69-year-old Madame Speaker to Pussy Galore, the amply endowed villainess from James Bond's Goldfinger.
Politico:
The wisdom of equating the first woman speaker of the House with a character whose first name also happens to be among
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