PREDICTION: Damning Evidence Of Horrible Misconduct Will Come Out Against Limbaugh Within A Month

[WeDidIt]

Watch.

He is an anchor on the Republan Party and he must be taken down. Nobody is willing to go up and bell the cat, so they have to do it via nastiness.

You know damned well and good, Bush administration officials have the goods on Limbaugh if anybody does.

So watch, the proverbial "dead girl or live boy" will come out. It'll take a month, tops.

[regnaD kciN]

1. Huh...?

:wtf:

[ChairmanAgnostic]

3. Whether it is something that Bush saved up, or

whether it will be Rush being so full of himself and doing something stupid, I tend to agree. We are watching the coronation, followed by the collapse of the Rush.

[regnaD kciN]

7. Sorry, but this reminds me a little too much of...

...the endless "Patrick Fitzgerald will indict Karl Rove/Dick Cheney/George Bush tomorrow!" predictions from a couple of years ago.

If you know of any evidence that is about to come to light, tell us. If all you're doing is predicting that there will be such evidence, just because there has to be, then you're dealing with wishful thinking rather than the reality-based community.

[WeDidIt]

12. It's a prediction

I believe that the GOP has no choice but to take down Limbaugh. IF there is any damning evidence that exists, it will come out.

[bluestateguy]

2. If Obama's Justice Department has anything on him, now is the time to produce the goods

A grown unmarried man making trips to the Dominican Republic with other men and a suitcase full of Viagra can't be up to something good.

[WeDidIt]

14. I don't believe Obama wants to take him down.

The GOP must, though.

[dflprincess]

17. Right now Rush is the best friend the Democratic party has

strange as that sounds.

[Rosa Luxemburg]

4. We want to watch Rush make a fool of himself and the GOP!

It's like a theatre "Rush destroys the GOP in one sweep" Rhymes with Bush!

[Dr Fate]

5. If and only if DEMS keep the story going. I hope they do.

It shouldnt be hard- all they have to do is quote Steele & Jindal's groveling acknowledgement of Rush's "leadership" over and over an over.

[jesus_of_suburbia]

6. I so hope you are right! I'd love nothing more than for him to be embarassed.

He's such a hypocrite.. I'd love to find out he's dabbled in the homosex (even though we don't want to claim him). Maybe he and Jindal have a thing going on, lol!

His idiot fans would have a meltdown!

[elocs]

8. If you are right you can justifiably come and strut about it here,

but if you are wrong we will never hear a word. Sounds like a win/win situation for you with no downside.

Prediction: In the next month a celebrity will die, followed by 2 more since they always die in 3s.

[baldguy]

9. Limbaugh is not the leader of the GOP.

He never has been.

The real leaders - the corporatists & totalitarians - are more than happy to let him put himself out front bird-dogging for them & let him take the heat for 30 yrs of GOP stupidity. And once he implodes, they'll put up a (you know he'll be) White Knight just in time to "rescue" the Party and the country.

[democrat in Tallahassee]

10. what could be worse than being a pedophile drug addict?

It's all over the Internets.

[Clio the Leo]

11. Why do we want him to stop talking?

What he's doing is working like a charm.

[WeDidIt]

13. Right, I'm saying the GOP will take him down.

Not us.

[Clio the Leo]

18. LOL, well when are they going to start? :-) NT

[WeDidIt]

19. I figure it's already in the works.

IF there is anything at all that can point to misconduct, the Republans will make certain the evidence gets out there.

They must take Rush down.

[54anickel]

15. Ewww, Shiny things. I love shiny things

http://www.opednews.com/populum/diarypage.php?did=12374

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But, in truth, Rush is just a massive shiny forehead that distracts our attention from the real intellectual force and energy behind the Republican Party, which is Karl Rove. At the same time Emanuel was on CBS anointing Limbaugh top dog, over on ABC's This Week with George Stephanopoulos Rove was demonstrating just WHY he is the real force and the real danger in the wounded-but-still-destructive GOP.

For starters, there is the fact that he was even on the show. This Week with Stephanopoulos would never have had Rush on as a panelist, but there, big as life, was Rush's more intelligent twin. Rove amiably chatted about the week's events with Stan Greenberg, Katrina vanden Heuvel, and George Will.

Then there is Rove's clever, decidedly anti-Limbaugh approach, whereby instead of yelling and foaming at the mouth, he calmly, lucidly, and shamelessly attempts to whitewash the past and rewrite history. A history he was front and center in the making of.

Yes, there he was, the picture of calm reasonableness, trying to discredit and emasculate Obama's proposals to get us out of the economic mess made by his administration -- without ever once acknowledging that he was a major, prime architect of the mess. (Don't forget that, according to Paul O'Neill, back in 2002, when Bush was having second thoughts about a fresh round of tax cuts for the wealthy -- wondering "Didn't we already give them a break?" -- Rove urged him to "stick to principle.")

Having Karl Rove on a major political talk show to pontificate about the economy is like having Bernie Madoff on Wall Street Week in Review to offer advice about investing.

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[iamthebandfanman]

16. probably true, which is why we let republicans keep leanin' on him

so when he falls, the takes 'em allll with him