Reply #23: I never saw one ounce of respect from Rush toward Clinton

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I'm not saying he's not a racist, I'm saying he was just the same to Clinton.

The right formed and funded a group of very smart (smart in the high IQ sense) people to impeach Clinton. The group formed in November 1992, within 2 weeks of the Clinton's first election to the WH. Ted Olsen was one of the founding members of that group. They had unlimited funding. It is my hope that there is no funding for a like group with Obama.

Here's what I don't get about the right at all. Which one of these statements is correct?

1. The right knows their role is to protect the rich and they struggle to find a way to hide that truth from the masses so they can win elections. Because they have nothing else to say, they attack. This supports why the GOP is more attractive to men. Men are raised with the burden that they are responsible for supporting the family. That makes acquiring wealth far more important to their manhood than it otherwise might be. Problem is, they can't come out and say "I need to be rich to validate my existence."

or

2. The right is so convinced they are right, even with no evidence, the very thought that someone might believe differently must mean that democratic leaders are evil, propagandists, who have hypnotized the masses and led them astray with promises of a free lunch.

I think there are some of each in the GOP.