Sean Hannity – A Stalwart Champion for our Troops: Don’t Listen to His Detractors

As America’s largest grassroots pro-troop organization, Move America Forward has been privileged to support our troops and their mission against Islamic terrorism. Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh, Mark Levin , Dr. Laura and so many other talk show hosts have given unselfishly to this noble cause.

From time to time they are attacked, usually by leftist anti-war extremists, but sometimes even conservatives make the mistake of joining the circular firing squad against one of their own. There have recently been unfair attacks against Sean Hannity, but we know he has been a total champion in supporting our troops and we are honored to stand with him.

Since the beginning of our organization in 2004, Move America Forward has been a pro-troop grassroots organization that has worked tirelessly to give our troops a voice and serve them as best we can. It is a difficult and often frustrating endeavor, and there is never enough money to help the many brave men and women in America’s armed forces who need and deserve our assistance. Sean Hannity has been a friend to our organization and has helped us greatly in serving our troops and their families.

His generosity in supporting our troops is legendary. He personally gave $100,000 to the Wounded Warriors Foundation and over $200,000 to the Freedom Alliance. When we had a group of Gold Star Parents who had lost a son in Iraq, Sean provided the funding so we could take them to Iraq and see where their children died in the cause of protecting American freedom. They could see with their own eyes the progress that had been made in turning Iraq into a democratic country that would no longer harbor terrorists or threaten peace.

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Tags: anti-war activists, Debbie Schlussel, Dr. Laura, Freedom Alliance, freedom concerts
Posted Mar 21st 2010 at 4:09 pm in Defense, Media Criticism, News, Politics | 9331865 Commentshttp://biggovernment.com/mmorgan/2010/03/21/sean-hannity-a-stalwart-champion-for-our-troop-dont-listen-to-his-detractors/Sean+Hannity+%E2%80%93+A+Stalwart+Champion+for+our+Troops%3A+Don%E2%80%99t+Listen+to+His+Detractors2010-03-21+23%3A09%3A20Melanie+Morgan

Commisioner Goodell, Is THIS Divisive?

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell spoke out against Rush Limbaugh’s being a potential minority owner of the St. Louis Rams because he was “divisive”. Since then, two minority owners of the Miami Dolphins (Jennifer Lopez and Fergie) have engaged in present and past conduct that could be considered divisive, but nothing that caught the attention of Goodell or the NFL.

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Let’s Get Retarded
This song was remixed for The Black Eyed Peas’ fifth studio album The E.N.D. as “Let’s Get Re-Started. “Retarded” is considered a derogatory term for the mentally impaired, making the song unsuitable for play on some radio stations and at sports games. In 2004 the song’s lyrics were edited and “Let’s Get It Started” found its way onto radio airwaves, movie soundtracks, and video games.

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Tags: Black Eyed Peas, Fergie, Jennifer Lopez, Miami Dolphins, NFL
Posted Feb 7th 2010 at 4:04 pm in Culture | 7103443 Commentshttp://biggovernment.com/bparks/2010/02/07/commisioner-goodell-is-this-divisive/Commisioner+Goodell%2C+Is+THIS+Divisive%3F2010-02-08+00%3A04%3A22Bob+Parks

The Continuing Deflation of Little Green Footballs

Chuck Johnson is at it again. He must be out on a weekend pass. I was compelled to answer the Little Green Monster after I saw him go after James O’Keefe with that same tired wet noodle of a charge he has leveled at so many, calling him a white nationalist. Johnson claimed in an LGF post that “according to a group called ‘One People’s Project,’ ACORN sting filmmaker James O’Keefe was photographed attending a 2006 white nationalist conference titled ‘Race and Conservatism.’”

Sounds terrible, right? Sure, until you get the facts that Johnson doesn’t tell you. When it became clear that it wasn’t a “white nationalist conference,” Johnson tried to slither out of responsibility for his words by saying in a new post: “It’s very clear that I attributed the ‘white nationalist conference’ claim to One People’s Project; that’s what the words ‘according to’ mean.”

Busted! As if it weren’t obvious that in his original post, he was approving of and endorsing what One People’s Project said. But this is typical of Johnson’s weaselly hit-and-run smear tactics.

Meanwhile, Larry O’Connor at Big Journalism uncovered the truth about O’Keefe’s supposed participation in this conference:

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Tags: Ann Coulter, Barrett Brown, Big Journalism, Charles Johnson, CPAC
Posted Feb 5th 2010 at 3:51 pm in Media Criticism, News, Politics | 70674128 Commentshttp://biggovernment.com/pgeller/2010/02/05/the-continuing-deflation-of-little-green-footballs/The+Continuing+Deflation+of+Little+Green+Footballs2010-02-05+23%3A51%3A51Pamela+Geller

Will My Army of Davids Beat Boardroom Goliaths?

As the clock winds down on the Illinois Governor’s race, the question on everyone’s mind is whether a newcomer like me, running on robust policy and an American success story, can beat a gaggle of Country Club Republicans and also-rans.

I’m Adam Andrzejewski, the entrepreneur who grew up in central Illinois, worked hard, and ended up successful enough to retire at age 37. Instead of hanging out the beach while managing my portfolio, I started up a non-profit focusing on transparency, and quickly got over $1 billion of public spending placed on-line.  That kind of ‘Every Dime on Line, in Real Time” transparency, coupled with my aggressive ethics reform modeled after those passed in Louisiana by Bobby Jindal, are the foundation of my policy agenda to reform Illinois.

The question is, can I  pull this off?  I was written off early by the cynical and jaundiced political press, but I perservered through months of Lincoln Day Dinners, radio interviews, and candidate forums, all of which were fantastic opportunities to meet the people of Illinois.  I noticed something interesting every time I was out on the campaign trail.  When people saw me and heard my message they liked what they heard – a lot.  No matter how much money was dumped into the campaign by the connected donors financing the other 5 establishment candidates, I was always within striking distance.

Then, just in the last 2 weeks, our campaign started to capture the imagination.  With just over one week to go, it was announced that Lech Walesa was coming to Chicago to endorse me.  That set off a firestorm of press coverage and interest in the blogosphere.  Now, the level of national interest has brought in a flood of small donations and volunteers from around the country.  As you read this, people from across the country have offered to log in to call centers and send e-mails, all to assist the my Campaign.

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Tags: Glenn Beck, GOP establishment, illinois governors race, Lech Walesa, Rush Limbaugh
Posted Feb 2nd 2010 at 5:47 am in Politics, State Politics, Tea Party | 68374105 Commentshttp://biggovernment.com/aandrzejewsk/2010/02/02/will-my-army-of-davids-beat-boardroom-goliaths/Will+My+Army+of+Davids+Beat+Boardroom+Goliaths%3F2010-02-02+13%3A47%3A13Adam+Andrzejewski

Rush Limbaugh: Adam Andrzejewski Is the “Scott Brown of Illinois”

Wow! Rush Limbaugh just endorsed conservative and tea party candidate Adam Andrzejewski today on his radio show.

Adam is the true conservative in the Illinois gubernatorial race.

Rush Limbaugh just called Republican gubernatorial candidate Adam Andrzejewski the “Scott Brown of Illinois.” Adam experienced a surge in the polls this past weekend and is quickly gaining momentum in the final sprint of the campaign for the Illinois primaries.

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Tags: adam andrzejewski, Glenn Beck, illinois governors race, Lech Walesa, Rush Limbaugh
Posted Feb 1st 2010 at 2:59 pm in Politics, State Politics | 68182236 Commentshttp://biggovernment.com/jhoft/2010/02/01/rush-limbaugh-adam-andrzejewski-is-the-scott-brown-of-illinois/Rush+Limbaugh%3A+Adam+Andrzejewski+Is+the+%E2%80%9CScott+Brown+of+Illinois%E2%80%9D2010-02-01+22%3A59%3A24Jim+Hoft

The Marxist Roots of Obama’s Economic ‘Pivot’

President Obama’s advisers assure us that he will use his State of the Union address tonight to deal with our nation’s ailing economy. Americans have already begun to hear talk of a “hard pivot” at the White House, away from health care and towards jobs.

Yet in economic terms, the president’s shift thus far has been more of the same: more government control and less individual freedom.

His attacks on banks—including a new tax that will invariably be passed on to consumers—caused stocks to plummet last week. He has targeted some banks for being “too big,” but without ending the costly policy of “too big to fail,” which removes the discipline of risk and reward. He crowed, “We want our money back,” but wants to use “our” money for his own spending programs, not for tax relief.

The central idea of the President’s new plan appears to be shaping up as a jobs program, in imitation of FDR’s public employment programs during the Great Depression, and funded by new taxes on Wall Street.

The plan is not about job creation—more jobs could be created by the private sector—nor is it about recouping the bailout. It is primarily about redistribution—and is based on old, bad ideas.
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Tags: Abe Foxman, Anti-Defamation League, bank tax, Barack Obama, economic recession
Posted Jan 27th 2010 at 7:17 am in Congress, News, Obama, Politics | 65738106 Commentshttp://biggovernment.com/jpollak/2010/01/27/the-marxist-roots-of-obamas-economic-pivot/The+Marxist+Roots+of+Obama%27s+Economic+%27Pivot%272010-01-27+15%3A17%3A16Joel+B.+Pollak

The Left: Bending Over Backwards to Excuse Racism

In the book Game Change penned by John Heilemann and Mark Halprin, Harry Reid is quoted as saying that people supported Obama because he was “light skinned,” and because he exhibited no “Negro dialect, unless he wanted to have one.” This implies that Reid thinks dark skinned Negroes cannot win election. Since then the left has circled the wagons and refused to treat Reid as they’ve treated Republicans in similar instances. It’s an obvious double standard.

Now, we can look to no better authority on purported racism than The Root Magazine, an Internet publication founded in 2008 by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. (he of Beer Summit fame) which is published by the Washington Post. Gates’ online magazine pretty much proves that this double standard is alive and well by its treatment of two situations of obvious racist sentiment from the left. Gate’s magazine summarily rejects the accusations of racism by these lefties.

First up we look at a post by Root writer Omar Wasow who proclaimed Harry Reid in the rights for his comments as reported by Game Change. Wasow wonders what the big deal is with Reid’s comments? He says it is true that white people will vote for a light skinned black over a dark skinned one and that it was true that Obama only utilized a black vernacular “when he wanted to.” Interestingly, Wasow saw nothing wrong with Obama shifting from proper English to black vernacular at will. Wasow said that just made Obama a good politician. He obviously doesn’t see this as a cynical political ploy at all.

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Tags: Al Gore, Al Sharpton, Barack the Magic Negro, Gwenn Ifill, Harry Reid
Posted Jan 12th 2010 at 11:57 am in Culture, Media Criticism, Politics | 58038171 Commentshttp://biggovernment.com/wthuston/2010/01/12/the-left-bending-over-backwards-to-excuse-racism/The+Left%3A+Bending+Over+Backwards+to+Excuse+Racism2010-01-12+19%3A57%3A17Warner+Todd++Huston

How the MSM Might Survive: Come Out of the Ideological Closet

Whenever reading Politico, everything should be washed through this filter. You must always keep in the front of your mind that this supposed “news” organization took the time to dig up and publicize dirt on a private citizen whose only sin was asking a perfectly reasonable question of a public figure. Politico’s warning to the everyday American was clear: get in the way of our guy and we will summon all our resources to publicly humiliate you. This all goes to prove that Politico is nothing more than a digital version of the Dinosaur Media — and just as clueless and dishonest as their unholy brethren, especially when it comes to explaining why their counterparts are drowning in the tar pits of obsolescence.

To hear Politico tell it, CNN’s stuck in humiliating fourth place behind FOX, MSNBC and their own Headline News because they’ve made the mistake of not appealing to the great unwashed who prefer partisan bickering and echo chambers:

With the proliferation of media across platforms these days, there’s less shared knowledge among people, who are increasingly heading to niche outlets for information. At the same time, there’s a large appetite for the new media world where the MSM gatekeepers no longer hold as much clout, and “he said, she said” journalism gives way to strong point of view. …

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Tags: ABC, Breitbart's Bigs, CBS, CNN, Daily Kos
Posted Nov 2nd 2009 at 12:03 pm in Media Criticism, Politics | 24210107 Commentshttp://biggovernment.com/jjmnolte/2009/11/02/how-the-msm-might-survive-come-out-of-the-ideological-closet/How+the+MSM+Might+Survive%3A+Come+Out+of+the+Ideological+Closet2009-11-02+19%3A03%3A18John+Nolte

Obama Presidency: Bullying from the Pulpit

There used to be a certain level of decorum incumbent upon the office of the President of the United States.  After all, the office is more than the man that occupies it.  It’s also more than his politics or platform.  In many ways the Presidency is the embodiment of America.  It’s the face we put forward to the world.  With the election of President Obama the presidency has also awakened dreams in many children who never believed the White House was attainable.

The mandates of the office dictate how those entrusted with its power should act.  The Obama White House has failed to maintain the high standards of this office.  Rather than operating in a dignified manner the staff has desecrated the office by resorting to old-school Chicago-style politics.  That is to say they’ve used the Presidency to reward their friends and single out and attack their enemies.

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Tags: Anita Dunn, Barack Obama, Ben Shapiro, Buffy Wicks. Office of Public Engagement, Chicago Way
Posted Oct 28th 2009 at 6:00 am in Congress, Culture, Featured Story, Media Criticism, Obama, Politics | 2174680 Commentshttp://biggovernment.com/cberg/2009/10/28/obama-presidency-bullying-from-the-pulpit/Obama+Presidency%3A+Bullying+from+the+Pulpit2009-10-28+13%3A00%3A13Chris+++Berg

NOW They Tell Us: Media Matters Comes Clean Over Rush Smears

The Radio Equalizer blog has published audio of Media Matter’s Karl Frisch admitting to Stephanie Miller on liberal talk radio that Rush Limbaugh never made the two famous racist statements defending slavery and praising Martin Luther King Jr. assassin James Earl Ray.  These statements were resurrected and proliferated by the media once it became known that Limbaugh was pursuing part ownership of the NFL’s St. Louis Rams:

FRISCH: You know, in fairness to Rush, those two out of literally dozens of racist things were not necessarily accurate. We were never able to find them. We’ve had people call us trying to find it. We don’t know where they came from. They could just be Internet apparitions. But you know, that being said, anyone who wants to know how racist he is, we’re happy to give them other examples.

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Tags: CNN, Karl Frisch, Media Matters, MSNBC, NFL
Posted Oct 21st 2009 at 6:18 pm in Uncategorized | 1917834 Commentshttp://biggovernment.com/publius/2009/10/21/now-they-tell-us-media-matters-comes-clean-over-rush-smears/NOW+They+Tell+Us%3A+Media+Matters+Comes+Clean+Over+Rush+Smears2009-10-22+01%3A18%3A55Publius

Rush or Reverend Al?… Will the Real Racist Please Stand Up?

Like everyone else who is a fan of the NFL, I have heard of the recent firestorm over Rush Limbaugh being ousted by Roger Goodell in his bid to become part owner of the St Louis Rams. Apparently Limbaugh has been accused of being racist in some way towards African American players.

I listen to Limbaugh’s radio show quite a bit and as a result I know he is a huge fan of the NFL. That’s the very reason why these charges of racism just don’t sit well with me. Common sense alone would lead a reasonable person to question how such a huge fan of the NFL, or of any professional sport for that matter, could be racist towards the very players whose tremendous talents and athleticism create the excitement that contributes to one’s being such a huge fan of the sport. It’s just not logical. There is no denying that Limbaugh is a lightning rod for controversy. There is also no denying that he makes statements that some people might find offensive. Even he doesn’t deny that. But to charge him with racism towards the very players he loves to watch and was willing to invest his money in, just doesn’t make sense. (more…)

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Tags: Al Sharpton, Colombo, Danny Pagano, Don King, Genovese family
Posted Oct 20th 2009 at 2:45 pm in News | 1837091 Commentshttp://biggovernment.com/mfranzese/2009/10/20/rush-or-reverend-al-will-the-real-racist-please-stand-up/Rush+or+Reverend+Al%3F%E2%80%A6+Will+the+Real+Racist+Please+Stand+Up%3F2009-10-20+21%3A45%3A24Michael+Franzese

The Mau-Mauing of Rush

Rush took to the pages of the Wall Street Journal to address the mau-mauing that scuttled his NFL dreams. Personally, I’m a little mystified why Rush would want to own part of a football team. Oversized, preening and pampered athletes set in strictly defined roles and running elaborately orchestrated “plays” designed by a full bureaucracy of coaches seems, frankly, I dunno…unAmerican.  Quite unlike the other football, where there are no plays, few coaches and wide latitude for individual initiative and improvisation. (How did we get stuck with the collectivist top-down heavy sport?) But, to each his own.

Of course the NFL is a private institution which can invite–or deny–whomever they’d like to join their owners’ club. But the manner in which Rush was sidelined is, at best, distasteful and definitely more than a little troubling. Alas, it was also utterly predictable. To wit:

Shortly thereafter, the media elicited comments from the likes of Al Sharpton. In 1998 Mr. Sharpton was found guilty of defamation and ordered to pay $65,000 for falsely accusing a New York prosecutor of rape in the 1987 Tawana Brawley case. He also played a leading role in the 1991 Crown Heights riot (he called neighborhood Jews “diamond merchants”) and 1995 Freddie’s Fashion Mart riot.

Not to be outdone, Jesse Jackson, whose history includes anti-Semitic speech (in 1984 he referred to Jews as “Hymies” and to New York City as “Hymietown” in a Washington Post interview) chimed in. He found me unfit to be associated with the NFL. I was too divisive and worse.

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Tags: Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, Michael Wilbon, NFL, Rush Limbaugh
Posted Oct 17th 2009 at 1:57 pm in Culture, Obama, Politics | 1748679 Commentshttp://biggovernment.com/mikeflynn/2009/10/17/rush-the-race-card-football-and-me/The+Mau-Mauing+of+Rush2009-10-17+20%3A57%3A02Mike+Flynn

**Breaking**: ESPN Reports Limbaugh To Be Dropped From Group Bidding to Buy St. Louis Rams

From ESPN.com:

Rush Limbaugh is expected to be dropped from a group bidding to buy the St. Louis Rams, according to three NFL sources.

Dave Checketts, chairman of the NHL’s St. Louis Blues and the point man in the Limbaugh group attempting to buy the Rams, realizes he must remove the controversial conservative radio host from his potential role as a minority member in the group in order to get approval from other NFL owners, the sources said.

Three-quarters of the league’s 32 owners would have to approve any sale to Limbaugh and his group. Earlier this week, Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay predicted that Limbaugh’s potential bid would be met by significant opposition. Several players have also voiced their displeasure with Limbaugh’s potential ownership position, and NFL Players Association head DeMaurice Smith, who is black, urged players to speak out against Limbaugh’s bid.

Ultimately, the sources said, Checketts must reconfigure his group and find another investor to make his bid more viable.

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Tags: Dave Checketts, DeMaurice Smith, ESPN, Indianapolis Colts, Jim Irsay
Posted Oct 14th 2009 at 2:06 pm in Politics | 16550161 Commentshttp://biggovernment.com/publius/2009/10/14/espn-limbaugh-to-be-dropped-from-group-bidding-to-buy-st-louis-rams/%2A%2ABreaking%2A%2A%3A+ESPN+Reports+Limbaugh+To+Be+Dropped+From+Group+Bidding+to+Buy+St.+Louis+Rams2009-10-14+21%3A06%3A13Publius

Rushing To Trouble

I hate football. Not as much as I detest baseball and basketball and NASCAR, but the mere thought of sitting in a stadium watching a football match or game or whatever it’s called makes me dream of the sweet release of death. So when I heard that Rush Limbaugh wanted to buy one of these teams or crews or squadrons or whatever they are called, I shook my head. If I had a couple hundred loose mil to spend, it would be on a tropical island, not a bunch of ‘roided-up dudes bashing into each other and preempting my favorite shows. But its Rush’s money and this is America.

Well, it was America. Apparently, that’s changed in the last few days because now it appears that Rush cannot be allowed to spend his own money as he wants to because his political views are unsatisfactory. He’s conservative, and therefore the rights, privileges and immunities or any other American citizen no longer appear apply to him. Just ask Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas), who urged the NFL not to allow Rush’s bid to buy some team (The Rams? The Raiders? The Yankees? I really don’t follow this stuff).

Let me get this straight, because this is more disturbing than the thought of having to attend a hockey doubleheader: An American political leader is demanding that a private business not do business with an American citizen because she does not approve of his politics.

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Tags: Army, baseball, basketball, First Amendment, football
Posted Oct 14th 2009 at 12:30 pm in Culture, News, Politics | 16470119 Commentshttp://biggovernment.com/kschlichter/2009/10/14/rushing-to-trouble/Rushing+To+Trouble2009-10-14+19%3A30%3A00Kurt+Schlichter

A Rush to Judgement: Limbaugh and the NFL Players Union

As soon as news broke that Rush Limbaugh was mentioned as part of one of the groups interested in purchasing the St. Louis Rams I knew it was only a matter of time before someone in a position of influence lost their tongue and came out against it on grounds unrelated to NFL ownership. The grounds upon which ownership of a pro-sports franchise should be determined is whether or not they can pay the bills the team already owes and whether or not the owners can and will make the investments necessary to improve the team’s financial situation and nothing more.  But that’s not good enough for the man whose tongue could no longer remain calm, NFL Players executive director DeMaurice Smith.

On Saturday, Smith sent an email to the union’s executive committee attacking Limbaugh on the grounds that he doesn’t bring people together enough to successfully join the NFL family.  Smith wrote:

I understand that this ownership consideration is in the early stages. But sport in America is at its best when it unifies, gives all of us reason to cheer, and when it transcends. Our sport does exactly that when it overcomes division and rejects discrimination and hatred.

In reading Smith’s email you would think NFL some random island of harmony and peace.  If you’ve read a sports section in the last few decades you’d know Utopia on the gridiron is as elusive as anywhere else, except perhaps Hollywood’s fictional Cuba.

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Tags: DeMaurice Smith, NFL, Politics, Rush Li, Rush Limbaugh
Posted Oct 12th 2009 at 2:07 pm in Big Labor, Politics | 15658142 Commentshttp://biggovernment.com/dhunter/2009/10/12/a-rush-to-judgement-limbaugh-and-the-nfl-players-union/A+Rush+to+Judgement%3A+Limbaugh+and+the+NFL+Players+Union2009-10-12+21%3A07%3A12Derek+Hunter

Rush Limbaugh Reacts to Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize Win

From an email to Newsweek:

“The Nobel gang just suicide bombed themselves. Gore, Carter, Obama, soon Bill Clinton. See a pattern here? They are all leftist sell-outs. George Bush liberates 50 million Muslims in Iraq, Reagan liberates hundreds of millions of Europeans and saves parts of Latin America. Any awards?… Obama gives speeches trashing his own country and for that gets a prize, which is now worth as much as whatever prizes they are putting in Cracker Jacks these days.”

“This fully exposes the illusion that is Barack Obama. It is a greater embarrassment than losing the Olympics bid. And with this ‘award’ the elites of the world are urging Obama, THE MAN OF PEACE, to not do the surge in Afghanistan, not take action against Iran and its nuclear program and to basically continue his intentions to emasculate the United States. They love a weakened, neutered U.S and this is their way of promoting that concept.  I think God has a great sense of  humor, too.” (more…)

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Tags: Bush, Carter, Clinton, Gore, Iran
Posted Oct 9th 2009 at 9:00 am in News, Obama | 14882101 Commentshttp://biggovernment.com/publius/2009/10/09/rush-limbaugh-reacts-to-obamas-nobel-peace-prize-win/Rush+Limbaugh+Reacts+to+Obama%27s+Nobel+Peace+Prize+Win2009-10-09+16%3A00%3A24Publius

Limbaugh: White House Using Fed Arts Agency to Push Obama Agenda

From El Rushbo:

Do you remember that NEA phone call? I think it was back in August, the 21st or the 25th, and it featured basically a coordination from the White House to the National Endowment for the Arts to promote Obama’s health care and parts of his domestic agenda. One of the artists on that call got hold of Breitbart and said they’re turning the National Endowment for the Arts and www.Serve.gov, the latest website out of the White House, into political instruments, and there are four pieces written on this at BigGovernment.com. But all it really exposes up ’til now is that the NEA was lying about their coordination with the Obama White House on spreading propaganda. This is the thing that George Will had a comment on This Week, said some laws were broken in this call. Then after some attention was focused on this they announced that the National Endowment for the Arts director of communications Yosi Sargent had been reassigned. They said he was fired but he was actually just reassigned. (more…)

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Tags: Andrew Breitbart, Big Government, Buffy Wicks, George Will, National Endowment for the Arts
Posted Sep 21st 2009 at 3:51 pm in ACORN, Big Labor, Congress, Culture, Obama | 6390103 Commentshttp://biggovernment.com/publius/2009/09/21/limbaugh-white-house-using-fed-arts-agency-to-push-obama-agenda/Limbaugh%3A+White+House+Using+Fed+Arts+Agency+to+Push+Obama+Agenda2009-09-21+22%3A51%3A13Publius