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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (353494)	10/3/2007 5:01:12 PM
From: Road Walker	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1572924

Dear John, I normally ignore Rush Limbaugh, but his comments last Wednesday went too far for me to remain silent. It's one thing to call me "Dingy Harry" -- it's another to insult our men and women in uniform, calling those who oppose the war "phony soldiers" as Rush did during his September 26 broadcast. Of course, Rush continued his tirade Monday by denying he had said anything wrong and attacking John Murtha, who served 37 years in the Marines. This week, 41 Democrats signed a letter to Clear Channel CEO Mark Mays, demanding that Rush apologize. You can send your own letter to Mays by visiting: giveemhellharry.com In December 2006, a poll run by the Military Times found that only 35 percent of service members approved of President Bush's handling of the war in Iraq. Would Rush consider every other Soldier, Sailor, Airman and Marine to be phony? What about General John Batiste who retired from active duty in order to speak out against this war? Rush has the courage to sit behind a microphone and lash out at those who oppose George Bush's misadventure in Iraq -- yet when it was his time to serve, he received a deferment and has never worn a uniform. Limbaugh's show is broadcast on Armed Forces Radio, and therefore service members around the world heard his insults. It's time for Clear Channel to make Rush apologize. Demand that Clear Channel CEO Mark Mays take action by visiting: giveemhellharry.com Rush certainly has the right to say whatever he wants -- but we have an obligation to speak out when he goes too far. Thank you, Harry Reid