David Limbaugh on Barack Obama’s Crimes Against Liberty
Taken from this week’s edition of PJM Political, Ed Driscoll interviews David Limbaugh about his best-selling new book, Crimes Against Liberty: An Indictment of President Barack Obama. Click here to listen:
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Amazon has a preview of this book-shaped object. As with Malkin’s insane and malicious “Culture of Corruption,” it’s no more than a pile of heaping BS sandwiched in between two sheets of cardboard, to be served up warm and steamy to gullible, utterly confused morons.
Obama’s paid hit man strikes again. When something really hits the mark, his comments are especially nasty. You can almost see the red face and hear the sputtering.
If you go after a conservative, it is hard-hitting, but if you go after a liberal, it is “heaping BS”. Ha! Sorry, BC, the moron here is you!
So you’ve read it then BC? No? Didn’t think so.
To Highlander: Did you noticed that I had provided a preview link that had the beginning pages of the book-like object? No? I didn’t think so.
The introductory three page-like objects were nothing but fuming garbage — who buys this insane stuff? Seriously — it’s actually genuinely creepy to think those sorts of people are going to be voting in November.
BC,
Three pages should be enough to hold forth judgment on any book, eh? If I operated under that premise, I would never have read any Dickens, Shakespeare, Thucydides, or a host of other classics. Glad to see though that you have seen enough to render your um, unbiased opinion on the subject. No doubt you will sway many with your elegant prose.
Oh, those voters in November you refer to – far more informed than the brain-dead masses who frittered away their suffrages on a whimsical and fraudulent mirage in 2008. These 2010 voters you disparage – are going to sweep away the entrenched incumbent rot in Congress – most of it exemplified by statist, corrupt leftists you so obviously admire. And in 2012, they will come for Obama. If he dares to run at all.
“those sorts of people”
In other words, those bitter, clinging Americans. Barry, is that you?!
BC said, “fuming garbage”, “insane stuff”, and “genuinely creepy…people”. He is a plant tutored by the school of Saul Alinsky in the use of adjectival phrases that are designed to replaced reasoned discourse. Don’t believe anything he says, if he gets around to saying anything.
Limbaugh put on a great performance on CSPAN’s morning call-in show the other day. Check it out if you haven’t seen it. The moonbats who called in were the usual sputtering and squawking parade of unemployable imbeciles who had their asses handed to them in short order. Maybe BC was one of them.
Ed Driscoll
That’s correct Sir
Barry Barak Hussein Soetoro Obama has consistently shown himself to be a liberal elitist who looks down on “ordinary” Americans. Asked while campaigning for the Pennsylvania primary to explain why small-town Democrats did not support him, Obama replied “it’s not surprising, then, they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren’t like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations.” When Obama made this remark he was alluding to small-town people who had experienced long periods of joblessness. In response to predictable outrage when his remarks were unexpectedly publicized, Obama did not recant his statement but instead replied, I “didn’t say it as well as I should have.”
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