Has the Republican Party found a new de-facto leader in the form of former House Speaker Newt Gingrich? Arianna joins Keith Olbermann on Countdown to discuss.
Has the Republican Party found a new de-facto leader in the form of former House Speaker Newt Gingrich? Arianna joins Keith Olbermann on Countdown to discuss.
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Has the Republican Party found a new de-facto leader in the form of former House Speaker Newt Gingrich? Arianna joins Keith Olbermann on Countdown to discuss.
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The DCCC has launched a website allowing absolutely anyone to apologize to Rush Limbaugh. The site is complete with a user-friendly form and plenty of...
In light of Rush Limbaugh's recent dominance of Republican discourse, progressive activist group Americans United For Change has a new ad out calling him the...
Republicans appear to be bowing down left and right to conservative pundit Rush Limbaugh, even though most Americans view the radio talk show host unfavorably....
This past week's Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington D.C. was supposed to mark the beginning of the reemergence of the conservative movement. Attracting a...
At his closing speech at the CPAC conference, conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh doubled down on his widely-controversial claim that he wanted President Barack...
The progressive group Americans United For Change is certainly not the first to attempt to paint GOP opposition to the Obama administration as a set...
As Rush Limbaugh emerges as the new leader and voice of the Republican Party, radio stations and advertisers have an obligation to reconsider their support.
Limbaugh will always be nothing more than a marginally talented buffoon who has developed a real talent for manipulating the G-spot of the neocon consciousness and massaging the hate gland of so many economically displaced white voters.
They're young. They're hip. They're "bad." They've got conservative vibes and a with-it vocabulary full of talking points and "buzz words" and they really know what's happening, baby.
The Republican Party, America's second oldest political party and a force in American politics and government since the time of Abraham Lincoln, died on March 1. It was 155 years old.
Rush Limbaugh leaned his meaty hands on the lectern at the CPAC conference and slipped a greasy dollar bill into the G-string of the writhing conservative dead-enders.
Conservatives are feverishly working to rewrite the last eight years and distance themselves from George W. Bush. As progressives, we can't let their current attempt at an extreme makeover go unchallenged.
We need Rush Limbaugh. America needs a villain to juxtapose itself against and to have a receptacle for the stupidity, selfishness, and pride that got us in the economic mess we're in.
Limbaugh has made himself crystal clear: even in the midst of the terrible economic crisis we are in, he wants the president to fail. No Republican member of Congress has condemned those remarks.
A direct confrontation with Limbaugh would be bad for Obama and almost certainly will not happen, but the elevation of Limbaugh is good for Obama and the Democrats.
Rush, If you believe your ideas are so much better and that if you stood on an equal platform with the President you'd really clean his clock, then there is a way you could debate him -- run for president!
Republicans, do not look for Obama-lite as your spokesperson. Look to Mitt Romney. He could not answer the call in 2008, but maybe he can do so now. He is your best bet.
Rush made no bones about it. He wants the President of the United States to fail -- and he was wildly cheered at CPAC. Apparently, their "team" is the Conservative Movement, not the American people.
The more people that hear Limbaugh articulate his disdain for the success of America the better will be the country's chances of rejecting his hateful ideology and getting back on the path to prosperity.
Mr. Limbaugh elaborated on his planet explosion theory, explaining that if the world blows up in the next four years "it will happen on Barack Obama's watch."
Conservative values are cutting taxes and individual liberties without government control. That is how Republicans have been acting for the past eight years.
The Republican party must choose if its principles are fiscal responsibility and family values, or racism, sexism and a desire to see our country fail.
America's top CEOs have declared their top legislative priority for 2009 -- to scuttle the bipartisan legislation that would restore workers' freedom to form unions and bargain for a better life.
With no religious tradition to anchor him, Limbaugh can swing wider. Anything he judges against is condemned, not by scripture, but simply by him being pissed off.
