Disney to take revenge on Limbaugh tomorrow

Saw bumpers for tomorrow's Good Morning America and World News Tonight, both of which feature stories on whataRush.

Disney owns ABC and ESPN, which took a black eye from the Donovan McNabb and druggie controversies.

Here's hoping they take the gloves off.

Gotta love the fact that he is 5 and 0....perfect record so far.

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McNabb IS overrated and so are most NFL quarterbacks.

Brad Johnson and Brett Farve are the only 2 that would be hard to overrate.

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Look at how awful the Eagle's offense was when he was hurt last year.

Do you, like Rush, think he is overrated because of his skin color?

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Detroit is still terrible and the Bengals are 500 after beating an undefeated team.

That's basically what he was saying. That the NFL, the media, and even his own team were propping up an average quarterback simply because he was black.

He didn't say that outright, but that's basically what he meant. It was a stupid comment. Particularly because McNabb has been VERY successful, even going to the Pro Bowl 3 times (Voted on by the players).

Rush is a drug addict. And drug addicts tend to say really stupid things.

...read my other post #7 about his favorite "fix" -oxycotin-

That narcotic is some VERY HARD, very serious shit. Rush has been getting his off the black market, so I'm sure that is not safe either. No telling what it will make you do...

They will probably say that everybody listens to his show and how courageous he is to face his problem, blah, blah, blah.

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http://www.oxycontinaddiction.info/injecting-oc.htm

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