MediaMatters.org has an article about Rush Limbaugh’s show yesterday in which he complains that you cannot criticize the “little black man-child” – referring to Senator Obama.
Hat tip to Pam Spaulding at Pam’s House Blend
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LIMBAUGH: Quickly, L.A. Times poll: “More striking, however, is the drop in Obama’s favorable rating. Obama’s favorable rating has slid from 59 percent to 48 percent since June. At the same time his negative rating has risen from 27 to 35 percent. The bulk of that shift stems from Republicans souring on Obama amid ferocious attacks on the Democrat by McCain and his allies.” That’s it — see, there are Democrats — the drive-bys are just so upset with these so-called “ferocious attacks.” These have been benign. Even the Britney Spears/Paris Hilton ad was funny. It was benign.
Obama’s patriotism is not being attacked in an ad. McCain’s just out there saying he’s putting his own personal political ambition ahead of the country’s. It’s — you know, it’s just — it’s just we can’t hit the girl. I don’t care how far feminism’s saying, you can’t hit the girl, and you can’t — you can’t criticize the little black man-child. You just can’t do it, ’cause it’s just not right. It’s not fair. He’s such a victim.
Check out the audio for yourself.
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Reader Comments
“Man Child”?! Is that a euphemism for how these “good old boys” used to address African Americans? “Boy! . . .” I just don’t wanna believe even he would say this. Amazing.
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