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Talk radio is the only medium that conservatives dominate in America. Is it really shrewd for conservatives to begin their political exile by attacking the leading figure in that world? To ask is to answer.
Limbaugh and his conservative critics have more in common than they think. The political import of the last two weeks of Limbaugh-mania is this: The Republicans' decline is now entering a phase in which its members are more emotionally invested in attacking each other than in attacking Obama. As long as that holds true, the White House can safely ignore the opposition, no matter how loud it gets.
Interesting read on the current Republican party dilemna. Best read from the beginning, not just the quote below.
Talk radio is the only medium that conservatives dominate in America. Is it really shrewd for conservatives to begin their political exile by attacking the leading figure in that world? To ask is to answer.
Limbaugh and his conservative critics have more in common than they think. The political import of the last two weeks of Limbaugh-mania is this: The Republicans' decline is now entering a phase in which its members are more emotionally invested in attacking each other than in attacking Obama. As long as that holds true, the White House can safely ignore the opposition, no matter how loud it gets.
Why Rush Limbaugh Is Good for the Republicans
Interesting read on the current Republican party dilemna. Best read from the beginning, not just the quote below.
Talk radio is the only medium that conservatives dominate in America. Is it really shrewd for conservatives to begin their political exile by attacking the leading figure in that world? To ask is to answer.
Limbaugh and his conservative critics have more in common than they think. The political import of the last two weeks of Limbaugh-mania is this: The Republicans' decline is now entering a phase in which its members are more emotionally invested in attacking each other than in attacking Obama. As long as that holds true, the White House can safely ignore the opposition, no matter how loud it gets.
Why Rush Limbaugh Is Good for the Republicans
There are two factions to the Republican party; there always has been. Those factions come together when the opposing view (Democratic) moves too far to the left. The last election was an exception as many Republicans, from both factions, were just plain upset with the past administration. There was no cohesiveness within the party. Also, because there are more Democrats than Republicans, the Republicans rely on the Independents. Those Independents move back and forth between parties based on which way the wind is blowing. As with many Republicans in the last election, Independents were so upset with the last administration that they switched sides.
Everyone acts as if Conservatism and the Republican Party is dead. It is far from dead. Obama won with 53% of the vote. Yes, it was a big win in the electoral college, but the fact remains that if 4% of voters had switched sides, Obama would not have won. 4% is not a lot. Unless Obama and the Dems perform miracles, it is very likely that by 2012, that 4% will move back to the right.
Interesting read on the current Republican party dilemna. Best read from the beginning, not just the quote below.
Why Rush Limbaugh Is Good for the Republicans
There are two factions to the Republican party; there always has been. Those factions come together when the opposing view (Democratic) moves too far to the left. The last election was an exception as many Republicans, from both factions, were just plain upset with the past administration. There was no cohesiveness within the party. Also, because there are more Democrats than Republicans, the Republicans rely on the Independents. Those Independents move back and forth between parties based on which way the wind is blowing. As with many Republicans in the last election, Independents were so upset with the last administration that they switched sides.
Everyone acts as if Conservatism and the Republican Party is dead. It is far from dead. Obama won with 53% of the vote. Yes, it was a big win in the electoral college, but the fact remains that if 4% of voters had switched sides, Obama would not have won. 4% is not a lot. Unless Obama and the Dems perform miracles, it is very likely that by 2012, that 4% will move back to the right.
Agreed.
If the economy doesn't begin to show a glimmer of recovery, then the Dems are going to get slaughtered in 2010.
And if the Republicans have the same luck, then BOTH parties (one hopes) are BOTH going to get slaughtered in 2014.
The American people are getting fed up with BOTH parties, that much is obvious.
And the good cop bad cop game can ONLY work as long as enough SOMEBODIES benefits from it, too.
NOW, as millions of formerly employed people are discovering that neither party is willing to stop playing games long enough to actually FIX things, well..
frankly I don't know WHAT happens when we lose faith in both parties, but I doubt it will be good.
I just want to take this opportunity to point out that the media is not liberal. If it were, where is our version of Rush?
Randi Rhodes is the closest thing we have, and the Corporate Radio Station she works for fired her.
And don't tell us Chris Matthews is liberal, because he sucks, and we don't want him.
So basically, Corporate Right Wing Republicans pick who we get to listen to. And they pick what those "celebrities" get to talk about on the air.
And every "liberal" political show always seems to have on a guest like Rove, Delay, Newt or Pat Buchanan on, so the Republicans always get their say, even on liberal shows.
I just want to take this opportunity to point out that the media is not liberal. If it were, where is our version of Rush?
Randi Rhodes is the closest thing we have, and the Corporate Radio Station she works for fired her.
And don't tell us Chris Matthews is liberal, because he sucks, and we don't want him.
So basically, Corporate Right Wing Republicans pick who we get to listen to. And they pick what those "celebrities" get to talk about on the air.
And every "liberal" political show always seems to have on a guest like Rove, Delay, Newt or Pat Buchanan on, so the Republicans always get their say, even on liberal shows.
where is your equivilant to Rush you ask? why dear that would be bobble necked maddow and olberman throws paper breaks glass on MSNBC what a bunch of crybabies.. jeez
I just want to take this opportunity to point out that the media is not liberal. If it were, where is our version of Rush?
Randi Rhodes is the closest thing we have, and the Corporate Radio Station she works for fired her.
And don't tell us Chris Matthews is liberal, because he sucks, and we don't want him.
So basically, Corporate Right Wing Republicans pick who we get to listen to. And they pick what those "celebrities" get to talk about on the air.
And every "liberal" political show always seems to have on a guest like Rove, Delay, Newt or Pat Buchanan on, so the Republicans always get their say, even on liberal shows.
Air America is failing because liberals do NOT think ...
Interesting read, but what did you mean by 'Limbaugh Lower Now'?
Interesting read on the current Republican party dilemna. Best read from the beginning, not just the quote below.
Why Rush Limbaugh Is Good for the Republicans
There are two factions to the Republican party; there always has been. Those factions come together when the opposing view (Democratic) moves too far to the left. The last election was an exception as many Republicans, from both factions, were just plain upset with the past administration. There was no cohesiveness within the party. Also, because there are more Democrats than Republicans, the Republicans rely on the Independents. Those Independents move back and forth between parties based on which way the wind is blowing. As with many Republicans in the last election, Independents were so upset with the last administration that they switched sides.
Everyone acts as if Conservatism and the Republican Party is dead. It is far from dead. Obama won with 53% of the vote. Yes, it was a big win in the electoral college, but the fact remains that if 4% of voters had switched sides, Obama would not have won. 4% is not a lot. Unless Obama and the Dems perform miracles, it is very likely that by 2012, that 4% will move back to the right.
Agreed.
If the economy doesn't begin to show a glimmer of recovery, then the Dems are going to get slaughtered in 2010.
And if the Republicans have the same luck, then BOTH parties (one hopes) are BOTH going to get slaughtered in 2014.
The American people are getting fed up with BOTH parties, that much is obvious.
And the good cop bad cop game can ONLY work as long as enough SOMEBODIES benefits from it, too.
NOW, as millions of formerly employed people are discovering that neither party is willing to stop playing games long enough to actually FIX things, well..
frankly I don't know WHAT happens when we lose faith in both parties, but I doubt it will be good.
I just want to take this opportunity to point out that the media is not liberal. If it were, where is our version of Rush?
Randi Rhodes is the closest thing we have, and the Corporate Radio Station she works for fired her.
And don't tell us Chris Matthews is liberal, because he sucks, and we don't want him.
So basically, Corporate Right Wing Republicans pick who we get to listen to. And they pick what those "celebrities" get to talk about on the air.
And every "liberal" political show always seems to have on a guest like Rove, Delay, Newt or Pat Buchanan on, so the Republicans always get their say, even on liberal shows.
You should have a glass belly button, so when your head is so far up your behind you can see what the rest of us are doing.
Liberal media is all you can find in the main stream. No right-wingers pick your radio, only listenership does that.
Left-wing Liberals:
Dan Rather, Katie Couric, Tom Brokaw, Peter Jennings, Edward R. Murrow, Ted Koppel, Andy Rooney, Leslie Stahl, George Stephanopoulos, Mike Wallace, Barbara Walters, Ed Bradley, Campbell Brown, Jack Cafferty, Walter Cronkite, Jim Lehrer, Roger Grimsby, Soledad OBrien, Keith Olbermann, Cokie Roberts, Diane Sawyer, Bob Schieffer, Paula Zahn, Sam Donaldson, Brian Williams, Judy Woodruff, David Shuster, Bernard Shaw, Jessica Savitch, Harry Reasoner, Sally Quinn, Gwen Ifill, Douglas Kiker, Charles Kuralt, Roger Mudd, Robert MacNeil, Charles Osgood, Douglas Edwards, John Chancellor, Charles Gibson, Christiane Amanpour, Anderson Cooper, Ann Curry, Marvin Kalb, Bryant Gimbel, Andrea Mitchell, Jeanne Moos, Bill Schneider, Daniel Schoor, Richard Threlkeld, Jake Tapper, Ann Compton, Lester Holt, Michael Beschloss.
Can I see a similar list of Conservatives?
I just want to take this opportunity to point out that the media is not liberal. If it were, where is our version of Rush?
Randi Rhodes is the closest thing we have, and the Corporate Radio Station she works for fired her.
And don't tell us Chris Matthews is liberal, because he sucks, and we don't want him.
So basically, Corporate Right Wing Republicans pick who we get to listen to. And they pick what those "celebrities" get to talk about on the air.
And every "liberal" political show always seems to have on a guest like Rove, Delay, Newt or Pat Buchanan on, so the Republicans always get their say, even on liberal shows.
You should have a glass belly button, so when your head is so far up your behind you can see what the rest of us are doing.
Liberal media is all you can find in the main stream. No right-wingers pick your radio, only listenership does that.
Left-wing Liberals:
Dan Rather, Katie Couric, Tom Brokaw, Peter Jennings, Edward R. Murrow, Ted Koppel, Andy Rooney, Leslie Stahl, George Stephanopoulos, Mike Wallace, Barbara Walters, Ed Bradley, Campbell Brown, Jack Cafferty, Walter Cronkite, Jim Lehrer, Roger Grimsby, Soledad OBrien, Keith Olbermann, Cokie Roberts, Diane Sawyer, Bob Schieffer, Paula Zahn, Sam Donaldson, Brian Williams, Judy Woodruff, David Shuster, Bernard Shaw, Jessica Savitch, Harry Reasoner, Sally Quinn, Gwen Ifill, Douglas Kiker, Charles Kuralt, Roger Mudd, Robert MacNeil, Charles Osgood, Douglas Edwards, John Chancellor, Charles Gibson, Christiane Amanpour, Anderson Cooper, Ann Curry, Marvin Kalb, Bryant Gimbel, Andrea Mitchell, Jeanne Moos, Bill Schneider, Daniel Schoor, Richard Threlkeld, Jake Tapper, Ann Compton, Lester Holt, Michael Beschloss.
Can I see a similar list of Conservatives?
I just want to take this opportunity to point out that the media is not liberal. If it were, where is our version of Rush?
Randi Rhodes is the closest thing we have, and the Corporate Radio Station she works for fired her.
And don't tell us Chris Matthews is liberal, because he sucks, and we don't want him.
So basically, Corporate Right Wing Republicans pick who we get to listen to. And they pick what those "celebrities" get to talk about on the air.
And every "liberal" political show always seems to have on a guest like Rove, Delay, Newt or Pat Buchanan on, so the Republicans always get their say, even on liberal shows.
You should have a glass belly button, so when your head is so far up your behind you can see what the rest of us are doing.
Liberal media is all you can find in the main stream. No right-wingers pick your radio, only listenership does that.
Left-wing Liberals:
Dan Rather, Katie Couric, Tom Brokaw, Peter Jennings, Edward R. Murrow, Ted Koppel, Andy Rooney, Leslie Stahl, George Stephanopoulos, Mike Wallace, Barbara Walters, Ed Bradley, Campbell Brown, Jack Cafferty, Walter Cronkite, Jim Lehrer, Roger Grimsby, Soledad OBrien, Keith Olbermann, Cokie Roberts, Diane Sawyer, Bob Schieffer, Paula Zahn, Sam Donaldson, Brian Williams, Judy Woodruff, David Shuster, Bernard Shaw, Jessica Savitch, Harry Reasoner, Sally Quinn, Gwen Ifill, Douglas Kiker, Charles Kuralt, Roger Mudd, Robert MacNeil, Charles Osgood, Douglas Edwards, John Chancellor, Charles Gibson, Christiane Amanpour, Anderson Cooper, Ann Curry, Marvin Kalb, Bryant Gimbel, Andrea Mitchell, Jeanne Moos, Bill Schneider, Daniel Schoor, Richard Threlkeld, Jake Tapper, Ann Compton, Lester Holt, Michael Beschloss.
Can I see a similar list of Conservatives?
