Time For An Intervention


Unfortunately there are two things you can count on when disaster happen: financial scams and idiotic comments. Rush is clearly suffering from Obama derangement syndrome as evidenced by his latest comments. Last week after the Haiti earthquake disaster Rush stated "I do believe that everything is political to this president," said Limbaugh on his radio show yesterday. "Everything this president sees is a political opportunity, including Haiti, and he will use it to burnish his credentials with minorities in this country and around the world, and to accuse Republicans of having no compassion." Pat Robertson once again decided to weigh in, using religious fanaticism. Stating that the earthquake was a result of Haitians who "made a pack with the devil" in exchange for getting rid of their French slave masters.
Some are incapable of taking off their political hats-even when hundreds of thousands of people lay dead from a horrible tragedy. During the Bush administration, the loons on the left took every opportunity to somehow drag his name through the dirt. Every event became a launch pad for slamming him. Now it seems Limbaugh suffers from the same condition. Someone should tell Rush to stop it. He runs the risk of being completely marginalized-even by those who support him. There are plenty of reasons to criticize the Obama administration. However accusing him of caring only about political expediency over thousands of deaths in the Haitian streets invokes memories of Kanye West's "George Bush don't care about Black people" comment after Katrina. Come Rush, I know you're better than that.

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