On Sunday on the way home from my second of two races, I tuned into the Rush Limbaugh highlights show. I try to listen to Beck, Limbaugh, Savage and Hannity once each month so when I make fun of them, I will have something to quote, not just mention that together they (and all the rest of the Commentariat on the Right) have served exactly ZERO days in the military.
On Sunday Rush said, "I live in Realityville. If Obama ran today against any Republican, that candidate would win in a landslide." He went on to say that a plurality of America supports the Ryan budget and the media is distorting the outcry against it.
OK Rush.
And with Osama Bin Laden making the world a better place as shark food, do you really think the latest draft-dodging comb-over Pansy Patriot (Trump) could beat the Commander in Chief of that Navy Seal raid.
It would, of course, be too much to expect the one-note chorus on Right wing radio to celebrate the death of Osama Bin Laden and acknowledge that the President took a big risk in going after the scum bag who planned the attack on America. If the raid had failed, and it could have, they would have been attacked the President quicker than chicken on a June bug to use the southern expression.
How's things in Realityville Rush?
Veteran of four wars, four enlistments, four branches: Air Force, Army, Army Reserve, Army National Guard. I am both an AF (Air Force) veteran and as Veteran AF (As Fuck)
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