Limbaugh said al Sadr was listening to Teddy Kennedy...

and that was why he made the comments about Iraq being America's "Viet Nam". First of all, does al Sadr even speak English? How would he know what Kennedy said? Perhaps he saw it on CNN from his plush bunker in Karbala? Perhaps he read it in the newspaper we shut down? As if Kennedy was the only person in the world to have the Viet Nam analogy in his mind. And his dittohead followers eat that shit up. They never question his illogical rationalizations.

I'm gathering together a posse of con artists to come over to America and bilk republicans out of their life savings. People this stupid are too good to resist...

... we already have such an operation. They are called "televangelists" :evilgrin:

I lost a ton of respect for this ambulence chaser when he took Rush's case.

If the "insurgents" want inspiration, all they have to do is look at the tank barrel pointed at their heads or the hellicopter gunship flying overhead at 3am.

Also, all these "radicals" who are spoiling RoveCo.'s profiteering party need for more insentive is to listen to a half hour of Rush's hyperbole. We should translate Rush's xenophobic rants into Arabic, I'm sure the fine folks throughout the Middle East will appreciate his take on their plight.

Sheesh...I'm watching a wingnut reporter on CSPAN right now. 6 months ago Brian Lamb had him on and all he could do was spout the Rumsfeldt line of how many great things were happening in Iraq...power, schools, etc. Today, it's "we're doing the best we can, we have to stay the course, we're not properly supplied, not enough men"...and wingnuts callers giving them pointers on how to kill more A-rabs.

Apparently, al Sadr heard and understood Kerry compare one quagmire to another, but was not influenced in any way, shape, or form by the "Bring it On" comment. Double standards are Bush's best friends.

It's hard to see how anyone would be willing to have (the aptly named) Rush tell them how to think.

Teddy Kennedy, he has a lot to say and is usually right.



Like if we kill this one all will stop. I am sure things do not work that way. In fact it is a theory on how the world works. Some people think that way but it seems it is really pop groups that makes war etc and the world move.Or so history in one view thinks. Killing this young man does not stop it any more than killing ben Larden will stop terror. We had terror long before these two came along.