Rush Limbaugh interviews Karl Rove

[greyforest]

these two people are very similar

[howbouthemspurs]

Rush is ing re ed.

[Winehole23]

he's definitely a hoot.

What I find funny is his insistence on always belittling anything that smells like siding with a party, but he will side with his post pals (regardless of facts, or beliefs).

I think you'd be surprised by whose side i'll take from time to time, but I understand you're not a real big fan.

That's life.

[LnGrrrR]

Pretty much how you inform yourself on all matters, apparently...assumptions based on a ideological narrative.

I don't have to interview a dog to know what it sounds like.

I don't have to attend every Seinfeld standup to know what his comedy is like.

I don't have to read everything by Rove and Limbaugh to know what their schtick is.

[LnGrrrR]

I thought the interview was absent any of the hyperbolic nonsense to which LnGrrrR alluded in his snarky "analysis."

I see Yoni's already been inoculated against the dreaded "Satire" virus going around.

I'm pretty sure he mentioned in another thread he was naturally immune to irony.

[LnGrrrR]

ROVE: ...The first one is that he ran as a centrist and he's governing as an extreme liberal or a social Democrat.

Right... because, ya know, supporting indefinite detention, warrantless wiretapping, no public option, stepping up ops tempo in Afghanistan... all VERY liberal policies.

Well, I know that bipartisanship is a big thing with people that work inside the Beltway. Those of us outside it with the pitchforks think bipartisanship is a Democrat-designed trick to get us to sacrifice and compromise away our core beliefs and go along with theirs so that there is this appearance of comity and so forth. Will you tell me how bipartisanship, in theory in your world, works?

I know in the Republican world, it consists of working with Democrats to 'fix' a bill, then voting against it. It also means saying in public you'd vote against any bill on health care, no matter what it said. I know when the Republicans control things, it's called "obstruction" when Dems stop bills, but Republicans are proud warriors defending America when they vote everything down.

That's "bipartisanship" on the Republican side of the aisle, as I've seen it.

[spursncowboys]

I think you'd be surprised by whose side i'll take from time to time, but I understand you're not a real big fan.

That's life.

I usually like your articles you post here. I just notice a trend of certain people able to troll and slander without any comment by you but others cannot even articulate their opinion without it being marginalised by you.

[George Gervin's Afro]

I usually like your articles you post here. I just notice a trend of certain people able to troll and slander without any comment by you but others cannot even articulate their opinion without it being marginalised by you.

some opinions deserved it