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To: Road Walker who wrote (253102)	9/29/2005 7:34:01 PM
From: combjelly	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1570066

"It's really funny listening to you guys quoting today's Rush show." Ah. I was wondering where that came from. Rush is pretty creative, I have to hand it to him.

To: Road Walker who wrote (253102)	9/29/2005 7:36:56 PM
From: i-node	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1570066

Another "talk show conservative", nothing between the ears except what you hear on clear channel. Yeah, well, the Left has tried like hell to find a "talk show liberal". The problem, of course, is the premises of liberalism are so freaking ignorant, thinking people won't listen to it. Because Limbaugh's remarks are so well-researched, well thought-out, and frankly, downright intelligent, even the thinking LIBERALS would prefer Limbaugh over the idiots like Franken.

To: Road Walker who wrote (253102)	9/30/2005 1:59:57 AM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1570066

re: That Delay pros. is a shake down artist, he goes after companies on bogus charges and if they give money to his various causes then he drops them. He should be in jail. It's really funny listening to you guys quoting today's Rush show. Another "talk show conservative", nothing between the ears except what you hear on clear channel. Actually, Tom Delay saId on Hardball yesterday........btw he sounded eerilly like Brownie........that the Austin prosecutor did all of this so he would lose his position as majority whip of the House; that the pros. will stall for a while and then drop the case some time after November, 2006 when Delay is up for re election. Of course, in one moment, Delay asserted that he does not know how the indictment reads, and then in the next, asserted that he did not break the law as suggested by the Austin prosecutor in the indictment. In fact, I suspect Mr. Delay had been sniffing bug spray before going on the Hardball set. But I must admit he was well coiffed. ted