My Letter to the Editor

The following is my reponse to Charles Kiker of tulia’s letter to the editor in today’s AGN.

 

Dear Sir,

Congress does not condemn, censure, or remove Mr. Limbaugh’s program from armed forces radio because the talking points parroted by left wing smear merchants do not stand up to scrutiny. Of the few times I listen to talk radio I actually hear this exchange between Rush and a Caller and I knew exactly what was discussed. I did not get my talking points from a George Soros funded, Hillary Clinton created, disingenuous attack machine, either.. The transcripts of what took place, where Rush clarified his remarks immediately after the phony soldiers comment, are out there. Rush was speaking of real phony soldiers like Jesse Mackbeth. Plug that name into your search engine.

The facts are clear and a majority of congress was able to discover them easily. Instead of wasting time on partisan hackery it seem congress decided to move on to more important matters. The only ones outraged are those who willfully ignorant and question nothing their handlers tell them.

Bodacious (I removed my real name)

4 Responses to “My Letter to the Editor”

  1. Curious Texan says:

    It’s the same old tired liberal tactic of isolating an out-of-context quote and building a case around it out of whole cloth. Which reminds me of an exchange I had at PTS last summer:

    http://www.ivorydome.us/2007/07/03/coulter-edwards-and-codependency/#comment-20853

    There’s nothing like going back to the primary sources in their entirety to debunk their arguments. But be prepared; when you do, you’re opening yourself up to all sorts of ad hominem attacks.

    I recently saw an example of this kind of cherry picking (this time from the conservative side) that shows that you can essentially make anyone say anything (celtictexan should get a kick out of this):

    http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/189701.php

    Of course the difference is, everyone (liberals included) understands that this is an out-of-context sound bite. Why they can’t see that in Rush’s case means one of two things: they’re either woefully ignorant or totally disingenuous.

  2. celtictexan says:

    I wonder why lib’s don’t attack this guy?

    Jesse Adam Macbeth (b. Jesse Adam Al-Zaid, [1] in 1984) is a civilian anti-war protester who falsely claimed to be an Army Ranger and veteran of the Iraq War.

  3. Curious Texan says:

    When I was out at lunch today I heard the most amazing thing! Rush received the original letter sent to the head of Clear Channel and signed by the 41 Democrat senators. He’s auctioning the letter off on eBay, along with a titanium brief case, made by Haliburton no less!

    The letter will be on eBay for one week, and proceeds from the auction will go to the Marine Corps-Law Enforcement Foundation, a non-profit organization that helps out the families of fallen Marines and Federal law enforcement officers.

    Rush has offered a challenge to each of the 41 senators who signed the letter that if they really support the troops to match whatever funds are raised through the auction.

    Don’t hold your breath!

    Here’s a link to the eBay page:

    http://members.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPage&userid=rush-letter-for-charity

    Takers anyone?

  4. Curious Texan says:

    Well, the auction is over. The letter sold for $2,100,100.00. I wonder if the 41 Democrat senators (either individually or collectively) will take Rush up on his original challenge to show they support the troops and match that amount.

    Don’t hold your breath!

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