Limbaugh Should Get Anal Poisoning

Why do people listen to -- and respect -- ThRush Limbaugh? The man is ridiculous. The only other person that makes my skin crawl listening to (other than our last president) is Ann Coulter. But last week, Limbaugh once again went too far. On his radio show, he commented on conservative-leaning UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown's genuine praise of Barack Obama during the G20 summit. Brown thanked Obama for helping change America's standing in the world and the global viewpoint of our country (following the bang-up job done by Bush). Brown said Obama has accomplished much in the first 70 days in office and was grateful for his leadership during this economic downturn.

Limbaugh, like so many other right-leaning conservatives, can't stomach this sort of gratitude. Instead, they have to ridicule and rip down any support of our President. Obama was handed a failing economy, two wars and so many other problems from the Bush administration. But apparently any effort to make America a better place are clearly ridiculous, at least as much as Limbaugh has the capacity to see. What am I talking about? Why do I care what ThRush has to say? Following Brown's comments, Limbaugh said if the British PM keeps "slobbering" over what Obama says he'll "come down with anal poisoning and may die from it."

Now, does this comment assume that Brown is so far up Obama's ass that he'll become diseased? And what is "anal poisoning" anyway? What a moronic comment to make -- especially when so many of ThRush's listeners -- including most of the GOP -- kiss his ass. The man is a jerk -- and I ask again, why do people listen to him? Why would he wish death upon a world leader who is our ally -- especially when Brown seemingly went along with George W. Bush before Obama? Whatever the answer, let's hope that Limbaugh is the one who actually gets anal poisoning -- and that he takes the likes of Coulter with him -- at least then he'll have a valid excuse to take all those pain pills he is so fond of.

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