Those of you who don't read the comments under our posts may have missed this. Two days ago Nathan Wyeth brought news that talk radio gasbag Rush Limbaugh has been mocking a young Yup'ik Eskimo from Alaska who came to testify to Congress about the accelerating loss of her people's traditional way of life due to climate change.
During her testimony, she broke down in tears. Said Limbaugh: "Wah, wah, wah, wah."
You should know that Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Ala.), who represents young Cheryl Charlee Lockwood, defended her constituent in comments, saying that "her motives for testifying were unfairly questioned" and that she "demonstrated her passion for her culture and I am proud to call her my constituent."
Classy move. Limbaugh should take notes.
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Biodiversivist Posted 12:27 pm
08 Nov 2007
In the end, it all comes down to biodiversity. Poison Darts--Protecting the biodiversity of our world
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GreyFlcn Posted 2:23 pm
08 Nov 2007
Thats the scary part though.
He's so far out there that he makes the GOP's extremist policies look relatively moderate.
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KenG Posted 4:03 am
09 Nov 2007
Nothing to see here, folks, move along. This is just entertainment.
Conservatives will distance themselves from Rush about the same time Liberals distance themselves from Michael Moore and Al Sharpton. In other words, when it actually costs them votes and campaign donations.
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David Roberts Posted 4:20 am
09 Nov 2007
are as influential in the Democratic party as Rush Limbaugh is in the Republican party?
are as extreme in their views as Rush Limbaugh is?
If not, why the casual equivalence?
grist.org
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KenG Posted 7:29 am
09 Nov 2007
Yes
Yes
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atelic Posted 3:34 pm
09 Nov 2007
she DID say she was proud of Lockwood; she did NOT have the courage to condemn Limbaugh.
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MikeB Posted 5:03 am
10 Nov 2007
On the other hand, I'd be amazed to find out if Harry Reid or any of the Democrat leadership would even publically admit to taking a phonecall from Michael Moore, or possible Al Sharpton.
As for extreme views - Michael Moore thinks that the US should have universal healthcare, something which the majority of Americans agree with. As for Rush - where to start?
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Delay And Deny Posted 2:41 pm
11 Nov 2007
...is that Republican Senators are good?
John Bailo
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hikerreese Posted 8:36 am
13 Nov 2007
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