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I live in an area where city maintenance crews, constructions workers and other people who work outside listen to Rush Limbaugh with their radios blasting full volume so everyone else is forced to listed to it as well. This drives me crazy. Rush Limbaugh is the enemy of every working person and yet they are out there listening to this stuff and forcing it on the rest of us. It's hard to believe that there are that many brain-dead drones walking amongst us.
Rush tells them they're special and that their mediocre lives aren't their own fault.
He tells them that if they work hard enough, they can become rich, fat and sassy just like him.
And if they don't, blame it on the Stones.
Rush recently called Iraqi veterans who support troop withdrawl "phony soldiers". Rush is a real life, secular version of the Sinclair Lewis character Bishop Prang. And as someone who has never been in the military but constantly advocates war, Rush should know a whole lot about phony soldiering.
Yeah, Mike's right. Limbaugh (we're not on a first-name basis) tells them somebody else is taking their place in America.
Georgiablue: maybe you can propose your city can give all the maintenance crews MP3 players with headphones as an end of the year bonus? ;-D
BTW, Bishop Prang was based on the real-life Father Coughlin.
pinko
And so was Rush (based on Father Coughlin).
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