Rush Limbaugh’s conspiracy theory

[Julian Englis]

Why admit you were wrong when you can blame others, right, Mr. Limbaugh?

From The Salt Lake Tribune:

After my past two Sunday columns lambasting conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh, I figured I had sufficiently beaten on the commentator who, in my mind, ruthlessly slandered a female Georgetown law student for simply testifying before a congressional committee in favor of insurance coverage for contraceptives.

But the commentaries of the past week have me Limbaugh-bashing again. Perhaps you could say that Rush is the gift that keeps on giving. Or, as Al Pacino said in "Godfather III": "Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in."

I was dragged back to the Limbaugh theme, like flint to magnet, after he followed his limp apology for calling Georgetown student Sandra Fluke a "slut" and a "prostitute" with the outrageous claim that she was part of a conspiracy with the Obama White House to bring poor Rush down.

Limbaugh’s conspiracy theory predictably was parrotted in several venues by the right-wing media, which has a habit of perpetuating a story self-serving to their cause like a group in a circle tossing a bean bag back and forth.

More at: http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/opinion/53726623-82/clinton-limbaugh-arkansas-brock.html.csp

[Kalidurga]

1. Does he realize how damning his theory is...

Guess not. Here goes. For his theory to be correct he would have to be admitting he is predisposed and well known for being a misogynist.