Limbaugh: Scozzafava "Guilty Of Widespread Bestiality; She Has Screwed Every RINO In The Country" (VIDEO)

While many in the Republican party worry that the ousting of Dierdre Scozzafava signals to moderates that they are no longer welcome in the GOP, Rush Limbaugh has no such concerns. Indeed, Limbaugh sees her endorsement of the Democratic candidate in the New York congressional race as fatal to so-called RINOs everywhere because it will expose their true character, leaving true Republicans with a more pure, albeit smaller, party.

Limbaugh, however, expressed this thought with his typical flair (H/t Media Matters):

We can say she is guilty of widespread bestiality. She has screwed every RINO in the country. Everyone can see just how phony and dangerous they are. 2010 might be a nightmare for PETA. Tow animals may become extinct: RINOs and Blue Dog Democrats.

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Comments

[TheIvoryPoacher]

03:44 PM on 11/05/2009

Wow... Rush is actually right on this. There will be no more moderate representatives soon. You will either have to align yourself with fringe loons on the left or neocons on the right. People are becoming incapable of compromise.

[alwqb]

01:45 PM on 11/04/2009

And you wonder why Hoffman lost. Thanks for your help Rush in the Republicans losing a Republican stronghold. Rush and Sarah, the gift that keeps on giving.

[georgeboner]

12:55 AM on 11/04/2009

I don't really like Rush, but I'm almost scared to admit that I thought that was hilarious.

She did do a number on the Repugs. I don't blame Rush for being sore, at least he was funny about it.

[lagumbo]

05:52 PM on 11/03/2009

Good for you Rush, help the GOP to eat their own.

[DSWynne]

02:31 PM on 11/03/2009

Are people around here THAT dumb to believe that Rush Limbaugh is implying that Scozzafava is into beastiality? He said that Scozzafava's endorsing a Democrat will "screw" (as in screw over) the chances of Republicans-In-Name-Only (RINO) the chance at getting nominated by the GOP base, which has been traditionally conservative. Accuse Rush for having a litmus test on who is and isn't a "true" Republican if you want, but lying about his position is beneath the Democratic Party. This isn't a game, people.

[lunarmagpie]

09:36 PM on 11/03/2009

Have you ever heard the saying, "if you have to explain it, it wasn't that clever to begin with"?

That totally applies here. I think most of us totally get what he was saying. I think people are more impressed with what a swine to even put it that way. He just likes jerking everyone around. The guy is all class.... not.

[dutchess2]

07:01 AM on 11/05/2009

This is the kind of hate Rush Limbaugh spews day in and day out about half of all Americans.

Sarah Palin and the republicans cut her off at the kneecaps.... she was selected as per New York law, by the 11 republican county chairs in that district.

Every republican that ever thought about running is reconsidering, and no one would blame them.

Can't count on the RNC or other republicans...

Hoffman's support was 90% from outside the district, big muckety muck republicans in the Club for Growth and Freedom Works making the decisions for a district in New York, a ringer that did not even live in the district.

He lost, grandly, famously, deservedly.

[Simondj]

02:23 PM on 11/03/2009

Wow....

[Frederic]

11:21 AM on 11/03/2009

This windbag is hurting his country more than anybody else.
Hard to imagine that large swaths of formerly respected Americans follow these caricatures.

[Nicholas Roy]

04:04 AM on 11/03/2009

With such class its no wonder why the GOP is making themselves a permenant minority. After the moderates they will chase away the last of their intelectuals (and I use the term loosely) until they cease to be a major party anymore.

[Michael Rappaport]

03:32 AM on 11/03/2009

It will be fascinating to see what happens if the conservatives get their way and have a "pure" Republican Party. I believe they are seriously misreading the polls in which so many people call themselves "conservatives."

They should remember that the traditional meaning of conservative is preservation of the status quo without wild change. In repealing the New Deal, the Great Society and eliminating anyone to the left of Dan Quayle, today's conservatives are actually radicals.

As for the bestiality joke he made, Rush will get the benefit of his outrageous remark and then if anyone calls him on it, he'll say he was only joking and folks should "lighten up."

It's the same old same old with him.

[lippy33]

01:48 AM on 11/03/2009

I still credit that speech at Mile Head stadium by candidate Obama for helping to create the mess that is the GOP today. It was because of that speech Palin was picked as a Hail Mary. Up until that point, Pawlenty was the VP choice. But, McCain decided he had to "shock" and change the talk in the media cycle. It worked for a short time. People forgot all about the DNC convention and what to me was one of Obama's best speeches...it remains undervalued...But, in the end, look who prevailed? And in a larger sense, that's how I see this teabag movement in general. Ultimately they will make the GOP even more narrow.

So we have a Frankenstein monster running wild and without reason.. And McCain and his ilk (Lindsey Graham, Snowe--"moderate" Republicans) will be eaten alive by the monster McCain helped create. lol

It will be ugly, but the Dems and President Obama must continue to enact solid legislation. They are the only adults in the room. And we just got done with 8 years of darkness. We're not going back.

[S1m0n]

01:23 AM on 11/03/2009

Tasteful.

[IcedTee63]

12:49 AM on 11/03/2009

Stay Classy Rush!

[barrycourage]

01:13 AM on 11/03/2009

Classy?

His program would have more redeeming social value if he did nothing but pass gas into the microphone.

[IcedTee63]

04:20 AM on 11/03/2009

Sarcasm...

I agree with you.

[JoeBridgeman]

12:31 AM on 11/03/2009

For the life of me, i don't understand why we keep covering this man. Sure, it is good to link the GOP to him and other people like him. But isn't this tiresome after awhile? Aren't we playing into their hands? We need to fight these people, but in a way that diminish their influence, not amplifying it.

What do we gain by constantly paying attention to them? Is this the best way to fight them? It is time to come up with a new strategy.

[MysticalPippin]

11:03 AM on 11/03/2009

I agree but easier said than done unfortunately. Too many news media's have to compete with Limbaugh's daily breakfast of champions! Blame it on the media - they pander to him then shove it down our throats. Even if you don't read the huffington, you'll hear on tv and radio! It's all tabloid now.....

[Jezreel]

04:29 AM on 11/04/2009

I agree. Completely.

[robbor]

12:05 AM on 11/03/2009

every utterance from this man is pure fiction...no substance to back anything he says

[NHGranite]

11:27 PM on 11/02/2009

So when you running for office, Limbaugh? You squawk a lot but you'd never make it in the political process. Try it, though, and see what you have to go through to put your ideas on the line instead of on the radio.