Rush Limbaugh: I'm also told that the blog containing the passage on Obama's thesis is a satire blog. So it's one of these sites like ScrappleFace or The Onion or some such thing. So I shout from the mountaintops: "It was satire!" But we know he thinks it. Good comedy, to be comedy, must contain an element of truth, and we know how he feels about distribution of wealth. He's mad at the courts for not going far enough on it. So we stand by the fabricated quote because we know Obama thinks it anyway. That's how it works in the media today.
Monday, October 26, 2009
Douche Quote of the Week
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3 comments:
The body is too big for the head in your graphic
1 - It's called a "caricature." Look it up.
2 - I beg to differ. Have you seen the size of Limbaugh's head?!
3 - You can voice your complaint to the artist at the New Yorker Magazine, from which this "caricature" was taken.
So,in Limpole land,if you quote something that somebody didn't write and turned out to be false you still claim through twisted logic, that it was true despite the evidence to the contrary.Isn't that how we wound up in Iraq?
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