Nope, just like all the other politicians out there who change the rules to
suit their own needs.

"JohnH" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 07:20:08 -0400, "Woodchuck"
wrote:

Just hope the slim ball practices what he has preached over the year! If
that's the case he will be spending a lot of time in jail!


"JohnH" wrote in message
.. .
Just announced on WMAL radio in Washington, DC: Rush has admitted to
being
addicted to pain killers and will be off the air for a month while
undergoing
treatment.

Sure hope someone takes up the noble battle! (Come on Hannity!)


John
On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD


So, if the prosecutors decide not to prosecute, will RL not be practicing
what
he preaches?

John
On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD

So, if the prosecutors decide not to prosecute, will RL not be practicing
what
he preaches?

John
On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD

No. But the prosecutors will not be practicing what Rush has preached, "Throw
the book at 'em! Don't be soft on drug users!"

I can't wait to talk to my dad in the next few days. (He's been really sucked
in by Limbaugh). Last time we spoke, he was advocating death sentences for drug
pushers *and* users...(a position probably well beyond even RL's rantings). I
suspect
he'd make an "exception" for RL. :-)

Gould 0738 wrote:

So, if the prosecutors decide not to prosecute, will RL not be practicing
what
he preaches?

John
On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD

No. But the prosecutors will not be practicing what Rush has preached, "Throw
the book at 'em! Don't be soft on drug users!"

I can't wait to talk to my dad in the next few days. (He's been really sucked
in by Limbaugh). Last time we spoke, he was advocating death sentences for drug
pushers *and* users...(a position probably well beyond even RL's rantings). I
suspect
he'd make an "exception" for RL. :-)


My father-in-law, an otherwise nice fella, is a mind-rusted Republican,
politically, and a fan of Rush. I plan to push his face into Rush's
troubles...how delicious.

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Harry Krause wrote:

My father-in-law, an otherwise nice fella, is a mind-rusted Republican,
politically, and a fan of Rush. I plan to push his face into Rush's
troubles...how delicious.

Whoa, easy boy. Wouldn't want to lose that second wife now like the
first, would you?

-- Charlie


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"Gould 0738" wrote in message
...
So, if the prosecutors decide not to prosecute, will RL not be practicing
what
he preaches?

John
On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD

No. But the prosecutors will not be practicing what Rush has preached,
"Throw
the book at 'em! Don't be soft on drug users!"

I can't wait to talk to my dad in the next few days. (He's been really
sucked
in by Limbaugh). Last time we spoke, he was advocating death sentences for
drug
pushers *and* users...(a position probably well beyond even RL's
rantings). I
suspect
he'd make an "exception" for RL. :-)

Chuck, please DO let us know what your father says about all this. :-)

Sounds like my dad in 1967 or so, ranting about what a great thing it was
that our soldiers were slogging through Vietnam. Then, in 1971, when I
registered for the draft, he said "Ya know...I have friends in my business,
in Canada, and I'm SURE I could get you a job up there....." And, this was
from a guy who flew TBF Avengers, dropping torpedoes at Japanese ships.

"JohnH" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 07:20:08 -0400, "Woodchuck"
wrote:

Just hope the slim ball practices what he has preached over the year! If
that's the case he will be spending a lot of time in jail!


"JohnH" wrote in message
.. .
Just announced on WMAL radio in Washington, DC: Rush has admitted to
being
addicted to pain killers and will be off the air for a month while
undergoing
treatment.

Sure hope someone takes up the noble battle! (Come on Hannity!)


John
On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD


So, if the prosecutors decide not to prosecute, will RL not be practicing
what
he preaches?

Yes, if he does not rip them five ways from Sunday once he's back on the
air. Remember: If you are a patriot, and heaven knows Rush says he is, you
must do everything in your power to abide by the law, uphold the law, and
yell when the law is not upheld.

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...

Yes, if he does not rip them five ways from Sunday once he's back on the
air. Remember: If you are a patriot, and heaven knows Rush says he is, you
must do everything in your power to abide by the law, uphold the law, and
yell when the law is not upheld.

So, given his self-described TWELVE YEAR addiction, that'd be a little
hypocritical, eh?

Proof that Rush doesn't take himself as seriously as his followers do, or,
he thinks he's above the people to whom the laws apply.

Unfortunately Rush, has cut a deal. Not to be prosecuted for the crime of
conspiracy to use, obtain by illegal means a schedule II controlled
narcotic. The deal stated that Rush, makes " A public announcement that he
is addicted to OxyContin. That he has been illegally using the drug. That
he participated in an illegal action to obtain the narcotic. That Rush, will
attend drug rehabilitation. And that he will willingly speak to authorities
of his participation, knowledge of those people in obtained the narcotic."

If you listened to his well prepared statement you will probably feel pity
for the ruthless SOB. Instead of his guilt to be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law that he, and the other right winged fanatics demand. Rush
has made millions of $ preaching the right winged bible views. Condemning
those that would oppose his moral ideas.

I am only sorry that, SOB Rush, doesn't go to prison, and become bubba's
bitch. I have no patients for hypocrites.

Jack


"Woodchuck" wrote in message
...
Just hope the slim ball practices what he has preached over the year! If
that's the case he will be spending a lot of time in jail!


"JohnH" wrote in message
...
Just announced on WMAL radio in Washington, DC: Rush has admitted to
being
addicted to pain killers and will be off the air for a month while
undergoing
treatment.

Sure hope someone takes up the noble battle! (Come on Hannity!)


John
On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD

Jack Rye wrote:

Unfortunately Rush, has cut a deal. Not to be prosecuted for the crime of
conspiracy to use, obtain by illegal means a schedule II controlled
narcotic. The deal stated that Rush, makes " A public announcement that he
is addicted to OxyContin. That he has been illegally using the drug. That
he participated in an illegal action to obtain the narcotic. That Rush, will
attend drug rehabilitation. And that he will willingly speak to authorities
of his participation, knowledge of those people in obtained the narcotic."

If you listened to his well prepared statement you will probably feel pity
for the ruthless SOB. Instead of his guilt to be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law that he, and the other right winged fanatics demand. Rush
has made millions of $ preaching the right winged bible views. Condemning
those that would oppose his moral ideas.

I am only sorry that, SOB Rush, doesn't go to prison, and become bubba's
bitch. I have no patients for hypocrites.

Jack

I only feel contempt for Limbaugh, and I think it perfectly appropriate
for the right-wing p.o.s. to be referred to as Drug Addict Limbaugh in
the future.

Perhaps all the angry white men who are his followers will also get
themselves hooked on oxy...

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They're dropping like flies, these right wing radio monkeys. Here in
Rochester, we had a Rush clone named Bob Lonsberry until a couple of weeks
ago. Then, he made some comments about the black mayor who's running for
country executive, calling him an orangutan and saying he recently escaped
from our zoo. He was suspended and then fired, to the chagrin of quite a few
knuckleheads who picketed the radio station, claiming Lonsberry was not a
racist, and that his dismissal was an infringement on his first amendment
rights.