4 Responses to “Rush Limbaugh Comments on AG Dann’s Affair”

1. 1 Paul May 5th, 2008 at 11:42 pm

   I’m right there with the call for Dann to resign and to do so immediately (it’s fun to see the Ohio GOP desperately trying to run to catch that train), but putting this chucklehead up as a spokesperson for anything to do with the sanctity of marriage or obeying the law is simply laughable!

   He’s three divorces up on Dann, as we all know. There there is the doctor shopping in which he used an OJ style (money, money, money) defense to get out of when you and I could never have gotten away with. Then the taking someone else’s Rx out of the country and then back in, something that you and I never, ever, could have gotten away with.

   There is his current call to literally commit crimes in Indiana (check Rush’s website — it’s out there) in tomorrow’s election.

   Quote Geore Will if you prefer, umm … no wait … he was literally kicked of his first marriage when caught cheating. Can’t use him.

   Quote Newt Gingrich, ummm … very bad example.

   Maybe you’re right … how about you stick to quoting Rush. At least it makes the GOP look foolish, which is always useful.

2. 2 admin May 6th, 2008 at 12:00 am

   Crimes in Indiana? Hardly. I’m glad that he is encouraging people to stand up to a police state which esentially has a loyalty oath for a party. I don’t like open primaries, but if the Dems can use them to bring in some early primary victories for McCain, we can do it for your side.

3. 3 Mark McNally May 6th, 2008 at 8:45 am

   Rush cracked me up yesterday. When he read the story and then said “it was a group thing?!”

4. 4 Keith Suburban May 7th, 2008 at 8:06 pm

   Rush Limbaugh? The thrice-divorced drug-addicted asshole? Yeah, I’m glad he’s on your team.

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