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1. 

   believecommonsense said, 8 months ago

   booo … Obama’s not wasting time on Limblahblah … he riles up the far right base and turns off others the more he rants … people are getting sick of him, rightfully so

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   bewoolner said, 8 months ago

   Yeah, we all know how Rush is your personal God, Glen.

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   Dale Hopson said, 8 months ago

   Rush had the %$#@ nerve to want Obama to come on his show and debate him! Obama is as busy as Mark Foley in Boystown and does NOT have the time & energy to waste on this egotist!

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   HUMPHRIES said, 8 months ago

   Let me guess … Wingnut cheerleader has become upset over something.

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   DHLEAKY said, 8 months ago

   believecommonsense says:
   booo … Obama’ people are getting sick of him, rightfully so-
   ,
   Americans,
   , 70 percent very dissatisfied with the economy,
   ,Obama has 60 percent approval rating,
   , 67 Per cent Americans “hopeful” about his presidency,
   , 41 percent say the country is headed in the right direction,
   , Only 26 percent said the same when Obama took office.

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   harleyquinn said, 8 months ago

   Well the big O did put him on the list. Oh well as long as they spell his name right….

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   believecommonsense said, 8 months ago

   hey DHL, you changed my words … I said people are getting sick of Limblah, not Obama!

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   Dale Hopson said, 8 months ago

   believecommonsense, I think the majority started to hate Rush when he made fun of Michael J. Fox’s illness… that was so low and so immature! At least Mr. Fox is doing something for others… has Rush?

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   deadheadzan said, 8 months ago

   DH- yes, rush really f**# the dog when he made fun of Michael J. Fox.

10. 

    cdward said, 8 months ago

    I don’t notice Obama spending any time on Limbaugh – he’s too busy working. Just Rush himself and McCoy.

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    Corosive Frog said, 8 months ago

    Limbaugh is to politics what Paris Hilton is to entertainment.

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    wbr said, 8 months ago

    Corosive Frog says:

    Limbaugh is to politics what Paris Hilton is to entertainment

    bo is to economy what sherman was to ga.

13. 

    LLeRay said, 8 months ago

    Hey Humphries! A new troll!

    wbr says “bo is to economy what sherman was to ga.” Does that mean you wanted the slaving Old South traitors (yes, they really are traitors) do win? Or do you mean that Obama is gonna roll through the opposition like Sherman did to those warmongering people that fired the first shot? Maybe you believe the myth that Sherman did more damage to Georgia than the Rebels did themselves before the Union army traveled to the coast, or the freed slaves did after his army went through? I’d love to debate the Civil War!

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    Corosive Frog said, 8 months ago

    wbr; still not over the Civil War? Where have you been for the last century?

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    NoFearPup said, 8 months ago

    And I like wbr’s analogy=Obama and the Dems do have a policy of “Scorch and Burn” for the economy…how else can they sell their [social-experimentation] to us Americans? They want to totally remake everything so it can’t be fixed later on…

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    wbr said, 8 months ago

    lazy lleray
    no dumby unlike you i think people should keep what they earn – use your gray matter for something other than keeping yor ears from banging together

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    teaguemj said, 8 months ago

    I don’t listen to Rush. Don’t have time, for TV.- and I bet Mr. O doesn’t either.
    Still, I always worry about the government-you can’t give something away, without taking it from someone else.

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    Corosive Frog said, 8 months ago

    Limbaugh has the right to say whatever he wants-
    and I have the right to think it’s not worth sh!t.

19. 

    fennec said, 8 months ago

    CF, exactly!

20. 

    Sandor_at_the_Zoo said, 8 months ago

    To paraphrase Bill Clinton: No attack ever created a job.

21. 

    HUMPHRIES said, 8 months ago

    MS Frog, That was one of your best!

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    DHLEAKY said, 8 months ago

    believecommonsense says:
    hey DHL, you changed my words … I said people are getting sick of Limblah, not Obama!
    ,
    I should have known that it did not sound like your thought, my apology.

23. 

    believecommonsense said, 8 months ago

    DHL, accepted ;oD

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    LLeRay said, 8 months ago

    Most people by this point know that responding to harley, wrb and their ilk will not bring anything intelligent or even coherent out of them. I respond because other curious and thoughtful people might not wish to sully their typing skills (mine need work) sending a reply. So, if wrb thinks he could keep what he earns without a government to make employers pay and the local warlord from taking everything, he’s nuts.

    “[G]overnment is a jewel of human association and an heirloom of human reason; that government, though it may do ill, does good; that a lot of the good that government does only it can do; that the size of government must be fitted to the size of its tasks, and so, for a polity such as ours, big government is the only government; that strong government comports well with strong freedom; … [A] government based on rights cannot exclude from its concern the adversities of the people who confer upon it its legitimacy, or consign their remediation to the charitable moods of a preferred and decadent few; … [N]obody was ever rescued, or enlarged, by being left alone.” (all emphasis mine) Leon Wieselteier in the New Republic p. 48 March 4, 2009.

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    fennec said, 8 months ago

    Thanks for the quote, LLeray. A very good one to remember.

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    NoFearPup said, 8 months ago

    Local and state government needs to keep up with Federal government then, or we need an intermediary seat of government between Federal and State; call it the Regional Interests of American Citizens. Our government was not designed for Top-heavy Federalism; I don’t think Americans want an autonomous Federalism making their choices for them.

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    NoFearPup said, 8 months ago

    Just for those who missed it - Rush wants Obama (and by extension, Socialism) to fail!

28. 

    deadheadzan said, 8 months ago

    I think a few of you really have big problems dealing with the fact that an African-American is now President.

29. 

    danielsangeo said, 8 months ago

    NoFearPup: Define “socialism” in your own words.

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    NoFearPup said, 8 months ago

    Okay I’ll play Danny. How about: “socialism is when government makes private-sector decisions without public input.” Sounds like grounds for “Revolution” to me! But what “socialism” means isn’t really the problem here is it? It’s how much the Dems will turn over to their elite friends and cronies, and shove down the throats of Free, “Free”, (Sovereign -legal-entities) FREE , emancipated AMERICANS!!!!! At our expense.

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    believecommonsense said, 8 months ago

    uhh, NFP, i think deadhead’s comment does seem to apply to you
    and deadhead, I know you’re correct … I have some friends who I wouldn’t have thought harbored racism, but as their comments about Obama start adding up over time, it does seem they have a problem with a black (bi-racial actually) man being in charge and having power they never imagined a black could have

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    danielsangeo said, 8 months ago

    “socialism is when government makes private-sector decisions without public input.”

    Okay, then what Barack Obama is doing is NOT socialism.

    Thank you for playing.

33. 

    JDG said, 8 months ago

    I had though the race thing was dead in these postings. Guess not! Let us try to concentrate on what the man is doing instead of color!

34. 

    HUMPHRIES said, 8 months ago

    puppy rants on.

35. 

    cdward said, 8 months ago

    LLeRay, brilliant quote. Mind if I use it with some friends?

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    LLeRay said, 8 months ago

    Hey, cdward, I would endorse using that quote if you go to the source and read what the ellipses are leaving out. I wanted a positive quote, and Mr Wieseltier trashes a few idols on his way to the point.

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    Ronjr said, 8 months ago

    Socialism
    Economic and social system under which essential industries and social services are publicly and cooperatively owned and democratically controlled with a view to equal opportunity and equal benefit for all.

38. 

    Ronjr said, 8 months ago

    when does it go from a recession to a depression?

39. 

    charliekane said, 8 months ago

    ^When ya reads NFP’s posts.

40. 

    NoFearPup said, 8 months ago

    Then (ironically) I am doing my Job, Mr. Rosebud!

41. 

    HUMPHRIES said, 8 months ago

    Actually the puppy has NO idea what he’s doing.

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    LLeRay said, 8 months ago

    NFP wants to increase bureaucracy by inserting a level of management between the state and the federal governments, thus, he wants bigger government. Puppy sure has changed his tune.

    NFP also wants the policies of the United States Government to fail - it’s one thing to to try to block Obama’s policies before they’re enacted, but afterward, saying he wants them to fail is to want the gov’t to fail. This looks like he wants us to go the way of Yugoslavia; Balkanized into tiny city-states bickering like the ancient Greeks, waiting for the Persians to swallow us.

    Which is it Puppy? More Government or more Governments?

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    NoFearPup said, 8 months ago

    It was just one idea…How about a Tri-cameral Congress with a third group of State-Reps empowered to allocate and spend the money collected and earmarked by the Executive and other two legislatures? Again it’s just an idea - splitting up powers and thereby creating checks and balances and co-operation amongst the competing groups. You people wanted “hope and change” but you get the same old lying cr@p from your reps and pres. To answer your question directly LLeray, I don’t mind a little more government if it’s handled responsibly and obtained by a clear consensus of the people.

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    LLeRay said, 8 months ago

    Well puppy, that is the balancing act needed for self-government: how many checks are enough to protect us from the human tendency to dictate versus too many checks that keep anything from getting accomplished. Living in Seattle sort of made me wary of too much process.

45. 

    KENNYJR. said, 8 months ago

    Only Liberals would let a political cartoon get so under their thin skin & scribble the utter b.s. found in most of the posts here. What a bunch of babies.

    “Liberalism Is A Mental Disorder”

46. 

    believecommonsense said, 8 months ago

    junior, you should try and get together with Ann Coulter

47. 

    HUMPHRIES said, 8 months ago

    bcs, kenny jr, is another visitor from a while back. Wait for the fun when Kenny Sr shows up.

48. 

    teaguemj said, 8 months ago

    Do you think he needs to put out the fire behind him, instead of squirting the big talker in front of him? Ya think?

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    not_bob_utah said, 8 months ago

    every cartoon on here is a like a political battle between the libs and neo-cons - dems and repubs - what a waste of time.

    I find is silly that the artist spent any time at all on Rush - he is irrelevant.

50. 

    oldlegodad said, 8 months ago

    Hump, I haven’t been around long enough to remember JR. Sounds like a rational human bean to me. A cynical observer of the irrationality of liberalism and wingnuts. What is SR like?