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Limbaugh repeatedly refers to Obama as a "boy" and a "man-child"

October 27, 2009 7:36 pm ET — 62 Comments

On his October 27 radio show, Rush Limbaugh referred to President Obama as "this little boy, this little man-child president." Limbaugh has repeatedly referred to Obama as a "boy" and as a "man-child", including calling him "the little boy president" and claiming that Democrats and the media criticize "so-called 'ferocious attacks' " on Obama because "you can't criticize the little black man-child."

Limbaugh frequently calls the president a "boy" and a "man-child"

Limbaugh calls Obama "this little boy, this little man-child president." While discussing what he characterized as Obama's "attacks" on Fox News and "ambush" of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Limbaugh said: "People are finally standing up to this little boy, this little man-child president, whose primary -- I think his primary job, if you will, in life has been leisure." [Premiere Radio Networks' The Rush Limbaugh Show, 10/27/09]

Limbaugh on college "thesis" he said Obama wrote: "[T]his little boy in college" had "disdain" for Constitution. During discussion of a report about a "college thesis" Obama had purportedly written, which later was revealed to have been fake, Limbaugh claimed: "And this little boy in college, writing about [the Constitution] with utter disdain, and he still shares those same feelings." [The Rush Limbaugh Show, 10/23/09]

Limbaugh says that with digitized health records, "little man-child" Obama would be able to "blackmail you" and "deny you treatment." Warning that the digitization of medical records would let the government "blackmail" patients and deny them treatment, Limbaugh asserted, "Every day, this little man-child reaches out and grabs something else." [The Rush Limbaugh Show, 6/18/09]

On Beck, Limbaugh calls Obama a "full-fledged man-child narcissist." Appearing on Fox News' Glenn Beck, Limbaugh stated of Obama: "The man's a pure, full-fledged man-child narcissist who has to make everything about him. And while he's talking about protecting us and defending us and so forth, the Federal Reserve yesterday came out and said the economic forecast for the rest of the year is even worse." [Glenn Beck, 5/21/09]

Limbaugh: "[T]he little boy president went out there and did something absolutely ignorant and stupid." Referring to Senate Democrats' plan to block funding for the closure of the Guantánamo Bay detention center until a decision was made about where to put the detainees, Limbaugh stated: "I tell ya, this is cover for Obama, 'cause the little boy president went out there and did something absolutely ignorant and stupid, and he's got to be covered for it now." [The Rush Limbaugh Show, 5/20/09]

Discussing Obama, Limbaugh suggests Dems, media believe "you can't criticize the little black man-child." On his radio show, Limbaugh asserted of attacks by Sen. John McCain against then-Sen. Barack Obama: "[S]ee, there are Democrats -- the drive-bys" -- a term Limbaugh uses to denote the national media -- "are just so upset with these so-called 'ferocious attacks.' These have been benign. Even the Britney Spears/Paris Hilton ad was funny. It was benign." He later added: "It's -- you know, it's just -- it's just we can't hit the girl. I don't care how far feminism's saying, you can't hit the girl, and you can't -- you can't criticize the little black man-child. You just can't do it, 'cause it's just not right. It's not fair. He's such a victim." [The Rush Limbaugh Show, 8/20/08]

Limbaugh's history of racially charged remarks

Limbaugh has a history of making racially charged remarks about Obama. Media Matters for America has documented numerous racially charged or insensitive remarks Limbaugh has made about Obama, including his comments that "[w]e are being told that we have to hope [Obama] succeeds, that we have to bend over, grab the ankles ... because his father was black" and that "Obama's entire economic program is reparations." Further, Limbaugh stated that "in Obama's America, the white kids now get beat up with the black kids cheering" and referred to Obama as a "Halfrican-American."

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    • Author by Marker (October 27, 2009 7:39 pm ET)
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      He wants to say the n-word so bad on the air to all his racist ditto-heads it must make him crazy. C'mon Flush, slip up and let one fly so we can begin the takedown once and for all.
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      • Author by all your eyes (October 27, 2009 7:47 pm ET)
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        I've noticed he jokes about being on a 40-second delay...
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        • Author by Easy to refute wingnuts (October 28, 2009 8:23 am ET)
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          That's just from his brain to his mouth.
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          • Author by Bad News (October 28, 2009 10:28 am ET)
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            Rush Limbaugh, is this guy the Elmer Fudd of Talk Radio?
            Is Elmer Fudd his Idol, does he think Elmer Fudd can defeat any Foe?
            I like Elmer Fudd as a Cartoon Character, but not as someone to Emulate.
            Let's have a moment of Silence for Elmer Fudd, a name used way too often to Castigate.

            Speak truth to power.


            Mr. News


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      • Author by seaniccus (October 27, 2009 8:18 pm ET)
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        Aside from the fact that he's unnecessarily harsh on Obama, what evidence do you have that the man is a racist other than your own desire for him to be one? Has he ever made disparaging remarks about other black men, or a race in general? I'm just wondering here.
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        • Author by Victor Colorado (October 28, 2009 10:04 am ET)
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          The blue words are links.
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        • Author by captfoster2 (October 28, 2009 10:13 am ET)
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          Has he ever made disparaging remarks about other black men, or a race in general? I'm just wondering here.

          Ever heard of Donovan McNabb? I'm just wondering here.

          Okay, so we have ample proof of Rush's racism toward the president of the USA and a link to a story about Rush's racism toward a football player... shall I keep going??
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        • Author by political_left-religious_right (October 28, 2009 11:25 am ET)
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          Good grief, man, where have you been? Did you just find out yesterday that smoking causes cancer?
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        • Author by rumpleteasermom (October 28, 2009 11:30 am ET)
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          I'll help you out with a link to a different website with a list of his top ten racist remarks.

          http://newsone.com/obama/top-10-racist-limbaugh-quotes/

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        • Author by DellDolly (October 28, 2009 4:53 pm ET)
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          I always love the "I'm just asking here" questions where they clearly are not just asking anything. Especially ones like this where the poster says that we have a desire to make him out to be a racist without cause BEFORE he asks us if we have any proof and then dishonestly says he's just wondering!!!

          It's like they think we're as clueless as they are!
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        • Author by Kid Funkadelic (October 29, 2009 2:59 am ET)
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          "Aside from the fact that he's unnecessarily harsh on Obama, what evidence do you have that the man is a racist "

          Say anything that Rush said to a black person and see what they say.He don't say good things about black people.
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      • Author by captfoster2 (October 28, 2009 10:02 am ET)
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        C'mon Flush, slip up and let one fly so we can begin the take-down once and for all.

        Considering the drug addled gas bag is still a junkie... I'm surprised he is able to stay clear-minded enough to keep from saying that particular word.
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    • Author by Onyxcat (October 27, 2009 7:44 pm ET)
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      I think Limbaugh is getting away with these comments simply because we don't think it is racist to call the President little boy president. But we have a long history of calling black males 'boy'. This is a racist comment.
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    • Author by seaniccus (October 27, 2009 8:16 pm ET)
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      BIG NEWS: CONSERVATIVE PERSONALITY DISLIKES LIBERAL PRESIDENT.

      Honestly, are you even trying to be credible here? Let's just pretend that ALL of his dislike of the president must be racist, 'cause Obama is so great it's impossible to disagree with his policies unless you are racist somehow? Rush is a rough guy, get over it. He makes a living out of saying inflammatory things on the air and purposefully noticing it and pretending to be surprised is never going to change it. Furthermore, it's not illegal to hate people, and it really shouldn't be, not unless you're big on thought control. Let's follow the rule: No harm, no foul - and hurt feelings don't count as "harm."
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      • Author by rms (October 28, 2009 9:38 am ET)
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        Sean: "Honestly, are you even trying to be credible here?"

        Where, exactly, is there a lack of credibility?

        Also, when you get a chance, read the mission statement of this web site."
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      • Author by srichardson (October 28, 2009 9:39 am ET)
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        The problem is there is harm. When Limbaugh spews his hate on the radio, his audience feeds off of this and one day someone is going to incite violence. Wars were started with simple words. The office of the President should be respected, even by someone who disagrees with him. There are ways to downgrade policies without downgrading the person or the office. The way Rush speaks about the President is setting precedent on how our youth will respond to authority and how the world views us. Don't assume he isn't causing harm with his hateful words.
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      • Author by bintx (October 28, 2009 9:40 am ET)
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        Rush is a racist . . . he was a racist BEFORE Obama became president.
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        • Author by slowtyper (October 28, 2009 12:36 pm ET)
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          and now that we have Obama as president his racism is boiling over..but most of us knew that would happen..that he gets so much attention for it..is the sad commentary in America today..

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      • Author by captfoster2 (October 28, 2009 10:18 am ET)
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        seaniccus,

        Are you trying to be taken seriously or is your intent to be seen as a circus clown??

        First of all.... what 'liberal' president are you talking about?? If Obama was a liberal we would have had Medicare For All within his first week in office!

        Second of all, this is not about Rush having the right to speak his racism, it is about MMfA and we posters exposing that racism!

        Third, you must be assuming that Rush has thin skin and can't handle his racism being exposed!
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      • Author by Col. Harlan Sanders (October 28, 2009 10:24 am ET)
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        Rush is a rough guy


        He's a big, fat cowardly and effeminate whiner.He is a sissy boy.
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      • Author by DellDolly (October 29, 2009 12:07 am ET)
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        "BIG NEWS: CONSERVATIVE PERSONALITY DISLIKES LIBERAL PRESIDENT."

        See, dum-dum, the issue here isn't that Limbaugh doesn't like the political philosophy of Obama or that he doesn't personally like Obama. If that was all there was, then you'd have a point. As it is, all you have is a strawman argument. It's that he is using insulting, demeaning, and racist comments to describe the President, his President, our President.

        How shallow of you to think that's the case. What it really turns out to be is that you would behave that way - you would criticize someone like Rush Limbaugh did to Obama solely on a personal attack level. That's not what we are doing here, but thanks for making clear that you would behave that way.
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      • Author by Kid Funkadelic (October 29, 2009 3:06 am ET)
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        There's a pamplet called "Derailing for Dummies", it's what you're doing.

        "...impossible to disagree with his policies unless you are racist somehow? Rush is a rough guy, get over it."

        Why do raciist lie the Klan, Aryan Nation, and Stormfront support Limbaugh?Because he is a racist.He's also a coward, he didn't go to Vietnamwhile Rev. Wright who had a college deferrment signed up twice ,once in the Navy and again in the Marines.
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    • Author by Victor Colorado (October 27, 2009 8:31 pm ET)
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      To paraphrase America's biggest moron, Limbaugh has exposed himself as a guy over and over and over again who has a deep-seated hatred for black people ... this guy is, I believe, a racist.
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    • Author by hurricaneyankee52983 (October 27, 2009 9:43 pm ET)
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      And a lot of people still don't believe that LIMBAUGHIS a rascistjerk.
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      • Author by Col. Harlan Sanders (October 27, 2009 9:52 pm ET)
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        I've seen "Golden Boy" and "Boy King" used by wingnuts at this site. I guess that's close enough to let them relieve some of the pressure of not being able to say the N word, and far enough (in their minds) to have some plausible deniability.
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        • Author by Brabantio (October 28, 2009 12:26 am ET)
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          "Golden Boy" is pretty iffy as an example of racism. It's not an uncommon term for people of any race. I've heard it used for John Edwards as well, and the meaning is consistent with the "messiah" rhetoric. "Boy King" seems like a rather odd term, though, because that would imply someone actually young as opposed to being viewed as perfect. Obama is slightly older than Clinton was when he took office, and I don't believe that phrase was used to describe him. That seems racist, as it appears to be stretching to call Obama "boy" in a thinly-veiled manner.
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          • Author by Col. Harlan Sanders (October 28, 2009 1:24 am ET)
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            That was sort of my point, Brab. It's deliberately "iffy" as racist, so the closet racists can say "boy" and call anybody who notices it oversensitive.

            I questioned one of the wingnuts on "boy king", and got the explanation that it was a reference to Kibg Tut, as if that made sense.

            But you're right, Obama is about the same age as I am, pushing 50,and the idea of somebody with the infantile sense of humor and view of reality that Boss Hogg has calling Obama immature in any way is pretty ridiculous.
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            • Author by Brabantio (October 28, 2009 8:17 am ET)
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              If you determine that a phrase as well-known and common as "golden boy" was "deliberately" used because it's not explicitly racist, then you almost certainly are being oversensitive.

              The distinction of "as if that made sense" for the "boy king" phrase is key. The only thing that came to mind for that was King Tut, which is a completely incoherent reference. "Golden boy" does make sense, whether you agree with the underlying premise or not. "Mike's the golden boy, the boss thinks he can't do anything wrong". I've heard that for forty+ year-old white men before. If the same person used the same phrase about a black man a couple of years later, any suggestion that they were a closet racist would be completely baseless. So what you have to wonder is if people using the phrase for Obama have previously used it in reference to a white person. How the hell would you know?

              That phrase has built-in plausible deniability.
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              • Author by Col. Harlan Sanders (October 28, 2009 10:22 am ET)
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                Exactly.All of these terms can be used without any racism. What I mean is, there are a lot of uses of terms including "boy" that are not racist, but all of these used toward the first black prez(along with several others-Muslim, African, etc.)are used to help build this plausible deniability.

                I don't think I'm being oversensitive, as I don't think all of these are used with racist intent, and never said so. I'm sure some repeat them without even thinking about the racist element (consciously, at least). I'm just making the observation that the collective use of these different terms seems to be a sort of "safe outlet" for those who don't have the nerve to shout out slurs.
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                • Author by slowtyper (October 28, 2009 12:44 pm ET)
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                  yet you correctly point out that racist can and do "code" their language in so many oblique and vague ways..that "plausible deniability" is always in play..

                  but one certainly does not need to be oversensitive to see rush for the racist he is..
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                  • Author by Brabantio (October 28, 2009 1:04 pm ET)
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                    There's not much question about Limbaugh, as far as I'm concerned. There's no basis for the "boy" rhetoric, so it's fair to say that it stems from racism. Obama isn't that young, he isn't short, he isn't immature, and I've never heard anyone describe him as having "boyish" good looks.

                    So I wouldn't categorize that as "plausible" deniability. This is the same distinction I'm making between "boy king" and "golden boy". "Boy king" makes no sense unless it's aimed at race, so there's really no "plausible" deniability for that code.
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                • Author by Brabantio (October 28, 2009 1:21 pm ET)
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                  The "racist element" is nullified when "boy" is used in an understood phrase. For instance, you may have noticed the term "best boy" in movie credits. Do they change that if the person in that job happens to be black?

                  If you think that some people may get a "Beavis and Butthead"-like enjoyment out of the presence of "boy" in any phrase, that may be. My issue is with the confusion of whole-to-part with part-to-whole reasoning that was implied with "I guess that's close enough to let them relieve some of the pressure of not being able to say the N word, and far enough (in their minds) to have some plausible deniability." That suggested to me that people who use that term can be reasonably concluded to be closet racists.
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          • Author by easycompany (October 28, 2009 6:42 am ET)
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            I guess being the first black president trumped being a young president in Clinton's case.

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    • Author by ReasonAndResolve (October 28, 2009 12:12 am ET)
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      Yeah, Rush, those darn liberals calling you a racist were just crazy and jealous.

      (And, the moment you take your BS out into the general public and stand like a man in front of a real audience you will earn the right to call someone a "man-child", you worthless drug addict.)
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      • Author by lovelyjmc (October 28, 2009 7:58 am ET)
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        What kinds of people could be supportive of Rush Limbaugh's brand of bs and hate? I continue to be amazed at his popularity. He appeals to the lowest level.
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    • Author by supertim (October 28, 2009 1:00 am ET)
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      the sad part is that he makes $400 million in his hate filled enterprise, what does that say about america?
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    • Author by bolo.boffin2180 (October 28, 2009 3:28 am ET)
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      The "man-child" statement Rush keeps using is a clear reference to the old racist Southern stories about Little Black Sambo. I was outraged to hear the one quote during the campaign, and to know that he's still repeating that barely disguised code disgusts me.
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    • Author by Sks1 (October 28, 2009 10:22 am ET)
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      why does anyone care what this racial arsonist has to say,,he along with Hannity and other racists said obama wouldnt win the white house,so how is what he says relevant to anyone with half a brain
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    • Author by Texas Conservative (October 28, 2009 11:21 am ET)
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      What is this? Third Grade? Rush said this. Rush said that. Duh . . . name one thing Rush has said that isn't true.
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      • Author by mikelartist (October 28, 2009 11:31 am ET)
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        I guess you missed the part about how the "College thesis" Rush breathlessly read from over the air was satire? Not a kernel of truth in it. But Rush read it anyway, then said he knows Obama "thinks" that way so it is "truth" to Rush.

        Or how about the Death Panels bull he has been puking out lately? No death panels. Just another GOP lie that Rush loves to spout.

        Want more? There are plenty.
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      • Author by political_left-religious_right (October 28, 2009 11:38 am ET)
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        name one thing Rush has said that isn't true

        That's much too easy, TC. Just take the top quote above:

        this little boy, this little man-child president


        President Obama is 48 years old, 6'1" tall, has two university degrees, and is famous for his calm demeanor and adult manner of speaking. Limbaugh, who is pretty much the opposite, was not just giving an opinion, but was making a statement that is flat-out wrong.

        Good enough? If not, there are hundreds more. Feel free to use the search feature at the top of the page.

        Now, I've got a much harder task for you--name one thing Rush has said that was true.
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        • Author by political_left-religious_right (October 28, 2009 11:41 am ET)
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          I forgot to mention that Obama has authored two books and fathered two children. Limbaugh, on the other hand, has had two books ghostwritten for him and has no children, despite being married three times.

          Honestly, who is more the adult?
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      • Author by vysotsky (October 28, 2009 12:39 pm ET)
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        "What is this? Third Grade? Rush said this. Rush said that. Duh . . . name one thing Rush has said that isn't true."


        Impressive: accusing others of childish finger-pointing one moment and then offering the word "Duh" as an argument the next.

        To answer your question, no, this is not third grade. This is the grown up world where adults are responsible for what they say and can be criticized.

        As for one thing Rush has said that isn't true, where should I start? Just on the subject of race alone a couple of examples come to mind immediately. There was the time Limbaugh argued that recent scientific research supported his contention that "blacks can't swim". And then there was the time he identified Sherrod Brown as black for no reason other than his name and accused the New York Times of ignoring the racial component of news involving Brown because he's black... even though he isn't.

        Don't get me wrong. I defend Limbaugh's right to race bait and make racist remarks, just as I defend his right to say things that are completely untrue. But it's possible to defend his rights while still criticizing him for saying those things.
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      • Author by slowtyper (October 28, 2009 12:51 pm ET)
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        impossible to name "one" thing..everthing on the other hand..
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        • Author by Col. Harlan Sanders (October 28, 2009 9:04 pm ET)
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          I've heard Rush tell his fans that they're the smartest and most well-informed people in the country. Ironic that every time one of the dittoheads shows up here to support that statement, and prove that Rush tells the truth, they do just the opposite.
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    • Author by mikelartist (October 28, 2009 11:28 am ET)
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      This thrice-divorced person, that can't seem to keep a a grown woman in a happy heterosexual relationship, should be careful what he says on the airways if he wants to stay out of prison. Remember, he was detained trying to re-enter the United States with a large amount of Viagra that he has yet to NOT prove it was dispensed legally. They were returning from the Dominican Republic which is known for a dark and seedy child prostitution trade. Specializing in under age male prostitutes. Smoking Gun report
      Limbaugh was traveling with an all male group.

      So his use of the phrase "MAN CHILD or BOY" has yet another sinister connotation.

      What a disgusting human being.
      (this is all done in the FOX style of reporting.. how did I Do?)


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      • Author by mikelartist (October 28, 2009 11:35 am ET)
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        Correction. In my clumsy editing I forgot to remove the word NOT.

        Rush has yet to prove his viagra was legally dispensed. He claims it is a matter of privacy. The same privacy he won't afford his political enemies. Therefore it is fair game question if he got it illegally in a sex trade country.
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      • Author by right ON (October 28, 2009 11:36 am ET)
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        Limbaugh is an a$$, but that isn't illegal. And all your references to his personal life are irrelevant.
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        • Author by mikelartist (October 28, 2009 1:24 pm ET)
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          He went through a lengthy trial (supported by the ACLU) over Doctor shopping. Viagra is a prescription drug. He had it in a mislabeled bottle. He could not reproduce the prescription. To this date he still hasn't.

          "And all your references to his personal life are irrelevant"

          When he is a mouthpiece for the rabid right and has no qualms smearing other people over their personal life then he is fair game.

          If he can't take it then he can always quit instead of sobbing like a sissy.
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        • Author by Kid Funkadelic (October 29, 2009 3:15 am ET)
             
          Just say what Rush calls black people to a black persons face.
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      • Author by shaggles (October 28, 2009 1:41 pm ET)
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        I think it's silly to try to relate 'boy' or 'man-child' to Rush's alleged pedophilia. It's racism plain and simple.
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    • Author by knowhelpnow (October 28, 2009 11:40 am ET)
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      I haven't listened to Rush for many years and he was disgusting then, I wouldn't call him conservative, maybe a radical, I don't see any conservatism in the way he talks (just by reading sites).
      I think calling a black man a "boy child" or "little man" is racist that is my opinion.
      If Republicans believe that Rush is their talking head, and it seems they do. I wouldn't call them conservatives, they are acting crazy and have been for a long time now and have brought our country to our knees and I do not believe that is conservative, I believe that Capitalist which at this point has gone way overboard and it is is not reigned in we a going down the tubes. If we continue to have a military that consumes to much of our countries resources the same thing will happen.
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      • Author by political_left-religious_right (October 28, 2009 11:46 am ET)
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        Thank you! These boards, the Republican party, and the entire country need more genuine conservatives like yourself. The neocons--the group that Rush really speaks for--are an entity among themselves, and not to be confused with actual conservatives.
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    • Author by penalcolony (October 28, 2009 11:42 am ET)
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      "Man-child" as opposed to Limbaugh. who usually looks like a man who's about to give birth to a child . . .
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    • Author by fiona (October 28, 2009 12:06 pm ET)
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      Rush, he is Mr President to you!
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    • Author by shaggles (October 28, 2009 1:49 pm ET)
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      I wonder why ColorOfChange isn't going after Rush's advertisers?
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    • Author by southrnbelle4939 (October 28, 2009 8:48 pm ET)
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      Rush Limbaugh = the definition of a "Psychological Projectionist."

      A childless man with multiple "unconsumated" marriages who has to use Viagra to get it up when is cruising little boys in Puerto Rico.

      Limbaugh absolutely cannot stand the fact that President Obama has something that he will never have - a functioning d!@k between his legs.

      He is So Pathetic.
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      • Author by vysotsky (October 29, 2009 9:09 am ET)
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        That's an ugly and libelous attack. Rush went to the Dominican Republic, not Puerto Rico.
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    • Author by egb (October 29, 2009 1:47 am ET)
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      Referring to Obama as a boy or man child suggests he has no experience. He is a neophyte at managing anything and so far, he hasn't shown much talent in that area. No one knows who managed his campaign, but we are all pretty sure he didn't do it.

      His only reasonable accomplishments so far have been with the early decisions about Afghan war and the decision to shoot the pirates. Since the 100 day mark, he has become embroiled in dis-ing FNC, dis-ing the Chamber of Commerce, dis-ing banks, politic planning, speeches to support Dem candidates, golf and date night but not leading the country and certainly not "bringing us together".

      He better shape up or it is a sure thing he'll be a one term-er and ranked right alongside Jimmy in presidential skills and accomplishments.
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      • Author by Kid Funkadelic (October 29, 2009 3:18 am ET)
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        President Carter would have been OK if Ronnie and George Bush didn't make a deal with terrorist. Those traitors made a deal with Iran, remember?
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      • Author by vysotsky (October 29, 2009 9:11 am ET)
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        Has Limbaugh called any other politicians "boy" or "man child" because of their supposed inexperience, or did he reserve that title for Obama for some reason?
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