Rush Limbaugh on the West Virgina mine disaster

His comments are predictable:

Limbaugh often attacks unions. On Friday he attacked the union for not making sure safety concerns were addressed in the mining disaster in West Virginia. Unfortunately for Rush and the miners there is no union. The present boss advanced by busting the union some time ago. Maybe Rush should be blaming the boss for the lack of action on safety concerns. From this site. You would think that Rush would have the funds to hire a few researchers to get facts straight. Maybe he figures this will just get him more publicity. Maybe he is like his comrade Glenn Beck who came out an said that he did not give a crap about the political process. Entertainment and making money is what is important.

From here, via captainsblog (in a comment to a Blaque post).

Limbaugh outdoes himself

It seems there's nothing he won't stoop to:



From MediaMatters (h/t: Curtis at Endless Spin Cycle).

So who's in charge of the Republican Party now anyway?

How about Rush Limbaugh?

Make no mistake. Right now, Rush Limbaugh is the leader of the Republican party.

No other Republican is getting any attention, and you can credit whomever you want.

Maybe it is the brilliant scheming of Rahm Emanuel, David Plouffe, Paul Begala, and James Carville. They seem to think so.

Thanks to Blaque for the tip. Imagine what the Republican ticket of 2012 might look like? Limbaugh-Palin? Limbaugh-Huckabee?

Scary.