Cheney on Limbaugh next!

[DancingBear]

He's out of the bunker!

The bastards must be scared shitless of Clarke.

[slinkerwink]

1. the more they bring him out, the more bush's poll numbers sink...

BRING CHENEY ON THEN! ;-)

[CatWoman]

8. yeah

Cheney's approval ratings are somewhere in the 20's........

[slinkerwink]

18. then I want to see him next to Bush on the stump!

;-)

[DoYouEverWonder]

2. This is pure desperation

they're losing their base and they're freaking out.

[jackstraw45]

3. Yawn....

Listening to lies isn't my cup of tea.

I'd rather listen to Guns & Roses play polka than Limbaugh or Cheney.

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

4. Our V-P is palling around w/ a pill-popping potential felon!

Honor and Integrity!

God Bless Amur'ca!

[DoYouEverWonder]

6. Consorting with a known felon

is a crime.

[GiovanniC]

10. Man, Rush better watch out.

He's in enough legal trouble as it is, without consorting with a known felon.

[Bandit]

15. No it isn't

:shrug:

[TacticalPeek]

17. Correct.

Otherwise, Eliot Abrams would have to eat lunch alone, and many others.

Of course, Eliot may be lonely for other reasons as well. I wonder if there is a "second strike" for him in this, or Venezuela or Haiti?

[Drifter]

5. He won't disclose his Energy Policy ...

which will once and for all prove that Iraq was a target well before 9/11, but he will show up on one of the most partisan hacks radio show.

Unbelievable.

What is his time limit for the 9/11 commission ?
How long will he be on the air with the Addict ?

Cheers
Drifter

[RobertSeattle]

7. Softball practice

Limbaugh as pitcher, Cheney as batter.

Here batter batter, Swing!

[Borgnine]

13. Ugh...

You just put the most unsettling visual in my head.

[TacticalPeek]

9. Sweet memories.

George Herbert Walker Bush bringing Mr. Anal Cyst on stage with him in the final, flailing death throes of his failing '92 campaign.

The tiny traces of any respect I had for Poppy went poof, a smile crept on to my face, and I knew: Bush had big problems with his base and Clinton would win.

Bwahahahahahahahahah!

:evilgrin:

[Canuckistanian]

16. I never heard that...

And Rush never talks about it, either. I wonder why that is? Usually his ego would make him mention it at least twice a week.
Also, what is the benefit for Cheney? The last time he tried getting on Pigboy's show, he got into trouble. Cheney wouldn't give interviews to the mainstream media right after 9/11, but suddenly announces he'll be talking to Rush. Remember?
Terry McAuliffe:
"Unfortunately, Vice President Cheney has chosen to do an interview on September 11th with one of the most partisan and divisive figures in American politics, Rush Limbaugh"

He was roundly criticized for such a partisan move. Now he's trying it again?

[TacticalPeek]

19. Fear and trembling come to mind.

They have the senior damage control team out in force today (and even last night). They know exactly how vulnerable aWol is to a wildfire of credibility challenges. ALL the fingers will go into the dike.

I remember at least one Bush I rally toward the end, when V. Pigboy stood beside him, outdoors I believe, on a stage that reminded me of a flat-bed trailer, belching the call for all good bigots to come to the aid of poor Poppy. Funny, when I just now did an image search on Google and Yahoo for a pic of the event, this pic came up on page one both times when I searched on "limbaugh bush":




:)

[ronnykmarshall]

11. Let the ass kissing being!

[galadrium]

12. is anybody listening to this

Cheney is such an ass. He blaming Clinton for 9/11 basically

[nadinbrzezinski]

14. God they are DESPERATE

My lord, they are doing all they can to try to blame Clinto still, oh and poor babies this is "a concerted attack" against the administration... this is coming from a party that went after Clinton's crutch for eight years.

:puke: :puke:

[Mel]

20. I smell fear

and I like it! Bwahh! haa! ha!!!!

[linazelle]

21. The whore is on for a full half hour...shows they are skeered

I listened for a few minutes, he and the White House attack machine are running full throttle to paint Clarke as a disgruntled and low-level employee. Cheney said he was "out of the loop" to Limbaugh.

The one question they cannot answer is why the kept Clarke on board if he was so inept. Cheney said somebody else made the decision and McClellan said Clarke's just been around a long time--in other words he nobody paid attention.

How many "disgruntled employees" can one maladministration have? We had O'Neill, now Clarke and wasn't there one other one who debunked their claims regarding the battle between Sadaam and the Kurds?

Anyway, lets just hope more disgruntled employees show up to place the doubt where it really belongs.