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Now, Limbaugh is being inconsistent here. He didn't really call for bipartisanship when Republicans were in majority, but calls for it now.

But he has a right to do that: After all, Democrats and the MSM (but I repeat myself) also called for bipartisanship during Bush's administration, when Republicans owned both ends of The Mall. Ergo, Rush is using their own calls for bipartisanship against them, demanding they offer now what they once demanded as their right.

We endlessly heard about the need for Republicans to bend to the Democrats' will from 2001-2008. And not just from the Democrat Party itself, but from its house newsletter, the MSM, which repeated their demands with utmost sympathy.

So, Rush has flipped a bit, now using the Democrats arguments against them. And I suppose the Democrats can be excused a bit on this score, as they can claim (I suppose) they are just using the old Republican arguments against them.

But what about the MSM? Supposedly it has no dog in this fight. Why do they only point out Rush's flip-flop without noting the endless calls for bipartisanship from Schumer, Leahy, Pelosi, and Reid?

The MSM is of course utterly hypocritical about hypocrisy. Pointing out one side's inconsistencies while studiously avoiding the other side's -- or, more accurately, their own side -- is itself hypocritical.

And what of Rush's "disgusting" and "unpatriotic" wish that Obama would fail?

Did the MSM ever highlight oft-repeated wishes from the left that we lose in the War in Iraq just to help get a Democrat elected president?

Gary Kamiya, executive editor for Salon, writing immediately after the fall of Baghdad, while most of America rejoiced:

I have a confession to make. I have at times, as the war unfolded, secretly wished for things to go wrong. Wished for the Arab world to rise up in rage. Wished for all the things we feared would happen.
I'm not alone -- more casualties would have been a preferred alternative to the larger moral negative of a victory.... Wishing for things to go wrong is the logical corollary of the postulate that the better things go for Bush, the worse they will go for America and the rest of the world.

Johnathan Schell, writing in The Nation:

[Democratic Senator Joe] Biden says we must win the war. This is precisely wrong. The United States must learn to lose this war a harder task, in many ways, than winning, for it requires admitting mistakes and relinquishing attractive fantasies. This is the true moral mission of our time.

Did our fair and balanced MSM ever question these pundits' patriotism? Did they even mention that such horrific sentiments were downright commonplace on the Left?

But now Rush has said he hopes Obama would fail -- or, I think he meant to say, he hopes the public will not credit his awful stimulus for having provoked the inevitable economic recovery, and thus mistakenly learn that government spending and European socialism are the cure for what ails us.

And that is odious, it seems.

But American leftist pundits cheerleading for more US servicemen to die in Iraq? Not a mention -- and therefore, having studiously avoided mentioning it, no need to ask questions about the left's patriotism.

The media's commitment to support of the president and patriotic support of the nation is highly selective -- and the worst hypocrisy of all. After all, the political parties, and avowed political partisans like Rush make no pretense at all of being "fair" or "impartial" as the media does.

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Posted by: Dang at January 29, 2009 04:27 PM (Y5LIx)

Now, Limbaugh is being inconsistent here. He didn't really call for bipartisanship when Republicans were in majority, but calls for it now.

He was being facetious. Rush was mocking the Dems for their phony calls for bipartisanship.

Posted by: Darling at January 29, 2009 04:29 PM (736T6)

3 What? This isn't even important. You guys are slipping

Posted by: Evil Midnight Bomber What Bombs at Midnight at January 29, 2009 04:31 PM (gIga4)

4 I thought it was verboten to call dissenting citizens unpatriotic.

Gosh, I can't keep up with the changing rules. It's almost like CNBC and its parent company were run by partisan hypocrites, running cover for left-wing politicians.

...

No, that would be too obvious.

Posted by: George Orwell at January 29, 2009 04:35 PM (AZGON)

5 The odious Mark Haines is the very embodiment of "the decider".
I've had to catch this gasbags act for years since his hours apparently are from 6 to 8 PST- tough life.
You will be shocked to know he's a lawyer- something he reminds everyone of every few days.
Of course, he exceptionally bad demeanor lately might be because this dinosaur has all of his 401K in GE stock- heh!

Posted by: jjshaka at January 29, 2009 04:36 PM (KhUrv)

6
How soon we forget that the Democrats controlled Congress for FORTY YEARS and we never ever heard the word "bipartisanship." In fact, the word was probably invented in December 1994.

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Posted by: free at January 29, 2009 04:39 PM (cFwGO)

8 >>He was being facetious.

Ditto (haha) Rush is pointing out that obama is does not wanting bipartisanship, he wants everyone to agree with him.

The is classic Rush--he is making a reasonable sounding proposal. The ball then goes to the libs to explain why they will not follow the proposal.

Posted by: erik at January 29, 2009 04:40 PM (tyGSd)

9 He was being facetious. Rush was mocking the Dems for their phony calls for bipartisanship.
Posted by: Darling at January 29, 2009 04:29 PM (736T6)

ditto...
he has been saying that he is not for bipartisanship.
Rush, like our hosts here, loves the art of sarcasm

Posted by: FlKraKa at January 29, 2009 04:40 PM (j9pV5)

10 Expect to hear cries of bipartisanship if and when the GOP ever take back Congress and the White House. Until then, that word is verboten.

Posted by: EC at January 29, 2009 04:42 PM (iWj1i)

11 Ditto (haha)
Posted by: erik at January 29, 2009 04:40 PM (tyGSd)

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Posted by: FlKraKa at January 29, 2009 04:44 PM (j9pV5)

12 He's being facetious and thereby drawing attention to the correct solution: instantly reduce the government's drag on finance, business, and the economy.

Posted by: t-bird at January 29, 2009 04:46 PM (FcR7P)

13 This bi-partisan bullshit is the biggest fucking crock of shit. When, other than maybe the time between Pearl Harbor and the dropping of the A Bombs, did this shit happen?

Even George Washington was critiqued and criticized.

This is a made up process issue. Everybody likes it so long as it's the other side giving in. Healthy democracies have fights. Let's just accept that and move on.

Posted by: DrewM. at January 29, 2009 04:46 PM (hlYel)

14 about 3 minutes in, Rush finally has a chance to explain the plan..

the dude hosting the show does a disservice to douche nozzles

Mark... what's his name..

Posted by: Dave C at January 29, 2009 04:47 PM (a7WVT)

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Posted by: polynikes at January 29, 2009 04:51 PM (m2CN7)

17 Mark Haines is an unlikely target of conservative wrath. He has been railing against the government's response (whether Democratic or Republican) to our fiscal "crisis" for months. He is one of the few talking heads who actually believes in free markets and capitalism. Okay, he is one of the few talking heads who even knows what those terms mean. His response to the auto bailout? Let them go bankrupt!

Cranky, sure, and obviously not his finest moment, but not exactly a slightly less masculine version of Rachel Maddow, either.

Posted by: Planet Moron at January 29, 2009 04:59 PM (M0rrv)

18 Irony; its like silvery, only rust colored.

Posted by: toby928 at January 29, 2009 05:02 PM (PD1tk)

19 I thought that Rush did a good job of explaining his point. You gotta give the guy props for standing up to these jerks. Is it just me or has the open hostility of anything remotely anti-Obama from the MSM just reached new heights (at least from NBC) with this guy's behavior. He's not even trying to be professional - he's just being a prick - I don't think Erin Burnett could believe it. This is media hackery at its finest - I know that I shouldn't be surprised but I am.

Posted by: volfan at January 29, 2009 05:06 PM (hNud6)

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Posted by: Diderot's dog at January 29, 2009 05:08 PM (TSTvF)

21 But of course, all of those brilliant, consistent and honorable Democrats will eventually see that Rush is following their playbook: just like the Dems supported the troops but not their mission, Rush supports Obama but not his socalist mission (with thanks to a Cavuto/Fox News contributor for pointing that out).

Posted by: droffats at January 29, 2009 05:12 PM (xmhdw)

22 Some good news for drive-time radio in Southern CA. KABC is moving Al Rantel back to nights and the 3-6 spot will be Mark Levin starting Monday 2-2.

For those of you outside Southern CA, Al Rantel is a whiny supposed "Reagan Republican" who fell in love with Obama. He even repeated Buckley's reasoning that "he's too smart to govern from the left"

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Posted by: Diderot's Get at January 29, 2009 05:15 PM (xirX/)

24 I like the way that CNBC weenie snickers when Rush says he supports the President but not his policies.

Wasn't that EXACTLY what liberals spent the last 7 years saying about Iraq: they supported the troops, but not their mission?

It's great the Liberal Journalists now see the irony of saying that... where were their sensibilities all these years, though??

Posted by: CoolCzech at January 29, 2009 05:20 PM (iafWn)

So, Rush has flipped a bit, now using the Democrats arguments against them.

And there is a problem?

Using the enemys tactics against them is usally the best defense.

Posted by: gdonovan at January 29, 2009 05:21 PM (SP9IW)

26 Rush has correctly pointed out that Obama has no need for bipartisanship, there are enough Dems in congress to push through anything without Republican support. In fact that would be better for the Democrats, because if their programs are as successful as they claim they will be, it could only help them on Election Day to point out that no Republicans voted for them. The only reason to want Republican votes is so they can share the blame if/when Obama's programs fail.

Posted by: Ray Kremer at January 29, 2009 05:25 PM (RYwpD)

27 He didn't really call for bipartisanship when Republicans were in majority

As I recall, he didn't have to, what with Bush pushing Ted Kennedy's legislation and all.

Posted by: HeatherRadish at January 29, 2009 05:32 PM (HplhU)

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so that answer is no.

Posted by: Dave C at January 29, 2009 05:44 PM (a7WVT)

29 I think he meant to say, he hopes the public will not credit his awful stimulus for having provoked the inevitable economic recovery

I think you're being awfully optimistic, there, that the economy will recover in the expected period that one expects for a recession. You're forgetting Obama's $825 billion boat anchor attached to said economy.

They'll either borrow more money, or simply print it. Boy, that'll be just so peachy-keen! And given the amount of Buy American clauses, it neatly doubles as a tariff bill, too. A tariff war is the last thing we need.

Check this Motley Fool blog out http://tinyurl.com/ddhbx2 for at least the cartoon.

Posted by: I R A Darth Aggie at January 29, 2009 05:44 PM (1hM1d)

30 @ 22

"For those of you outside Southern CA, Al Rantel is a whiny supposed "Reagan Republican" who fell in love with Obama. He even repeated Buckley's reasoning that "he's too smart to govern from the left"

Thank god, I can't stand him.

I loved when Larry Elder ripped both him and Doug McIntyre to shreds for their sheer hypocritical support for Obama during KABC's election coverage. Miss that guy

Posted by: vermillion1 at January 29, 2009 05:50 PM (tuyHS)

31 I loved when Larry Elder ripped both him and Doug McIntyre to shreds for their sheer hypocritical support for Obama during KABC's election coverage. Miss that guy

Elder called them the "Marx Brothers" as in Karl, not Groucho. I don't know how McIntyre figures he's a conservative since he's constantly ranting against the evils of capitalism and going on about how it's the taxpayer's responsibility to buy medicine for his sick brother. Rantel turned into Andrew Sullivan this year, I don't see how he still claims to be a Reaganite.

KABC learned quickly that you might be able to pass squishy moderates off as conservatives on the tv talkers and the newspapers, but talk radio listeners know a phony when they hear one.

Posted by: kbdabear at January 29, 2009 06:04 PM (miw86)

The media's commitment to support of the president and patriotic support of the nation is highly selective ...

You know, this is the reason I've given up on watching the news and those stupid morning shows. Even my wife, a die-hard lib who voted for this cocksucker, is beginning to have second thoughts about Zero.

Posted by: RedRiverTed at January 29, 2009 06:39 PM (Z7fcC)

33 "People are funny as shit. But seriously.....don't fuckin' touch the broad."

Posted by: Corona at January 29, 2009 06:40 PM (pI8vF)

Anyone agree that Diderot's logic-chopping and "analysis" seem to be a case of one-too-many-hits-off-the bong?

Diderot seems to ignore how much we deplored McCain's "reaching across the aisle", which in almost all cases is a one-way street. He seesm to have forgotten how the libs told us "dissent is the highest form of patriotism".

Limbaugh has NEVER argued for bipartisanship. His stimulus plan is obviously nothing more than a way of tweaking The One over the latter's claim to be seeking consensus.

As for L picking up Drudge's line: say what? How much power does Drudge have? When was the last time a POTUS or Senate Majority Leader or House Speaker sought to publicly criticize Drudge?

Posted by: fulldroolcup at January 29, 2009 06:43 PM (fXKCV)

35 It should have been obvious to Mark Haines that Rush had no reason to call for bipartisanship back when it was 51-49. Clearly, the President of the United States was solidly bipartisan, working with Ted Kennedy on No Child Left Behind, working for the Medicare Drug Supplement, footdragging on illegal immigration enforcement measures, etc. No one had to call for bipartisanship from the Republican ranks back then. It just was.

Posted by: Makakilo at January 29, 2009 07:35 PM (gyk0O)

HA! Yes, this is classic Rush. He's jumped on the offensive and is about half a step ahead of them. The MSM does not realize he is mocking them, they think he's serious re: "We just picked up on something here, you don't want Obama to fail, you want Liberals to fail," or something to that effect.

Play 'em like a fiddle, Rush.

Posted by: ErikW at January 29, 2009 07:35 PM (hKtiw)

37 I can't believe the entire thread went by without someone saying what clearly needed to be said. So it's up to me.

I'd hit it.

(Erin, not Mark.)

Posted by: lmg at January 29, 2009 07:49 PM (A/vgC)

38 "Now, Limbaugh is being inconsistent here. He didn't really call for bipartisanship when Republicans were in majority, but calls for it now."

Nope. He's consistent. Bush didn't call for bi-partisanship. Obama did. It would not have made sense for Rush to call for bi-partisanship when the president wasn't calling for it. But Obama is calling for it right now. So Rush is offering the bi-partisan plan. He's calling a bluff is all. He's incredibly consistent, imo.

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