With all the recent posturing going on by Democrats who have feigned “outrage” over remarks Rush Limbaugh made about “phony soldiers” like Jesse MacBeth – remarks that have been embellished by liberal groups like Media Matters into meaning he was talking about real soldiers who were critics of the Iraq war – it’s important to note just how selective their outrage over alleged “troop smears” really is.
It’s bad enough that “Dirty Harry” Reid is a corruptocrat who, year after year, has gotten away with being one of the shadiest Democrats in Washington, DC, but it gets even worse when you find out that Reid, like so many other Democrats, is only a big defender of the free speech when he’s not the one who is being criticized, as you’ll see from this report from Brian Maloney, who himself was a target of Reid’s back in the late 90s.
I just got done reading this devastating rebuttal Captain Ed wrote in response to Ruth Marcus’ hit piece on Justice Clarence Thomas in today’s WaPo.
Hey ya’ll – I’m already swamped here at the 8-5, but hopefully will be able to blog a little later this afternoon.
Exactly four years ago today, I started this blog and the first thing I posted was a defense of Rush Limbaugh over the comments he made about Donovan McNabb on ESPN. Who’d have thought nearly four years later, I’d be defending him again?
Yesterday, Senator Harry Reid called for his fellow Senators to sign a letter addressed to the CEO of Clear Channel demanding a condemnation of remarks Rush Limbaugh did not make on his talk radio show, which Clear Channel broadcasts. Clear Channel CEO Mark Mays’ response:
