Limbaugh's "conservatism won" meme is unadulterated bullshit.

[11 Bravo]

Explain this to me, Pigboy. Arizonans rejected a same-sex marriage ban. South Dakotans said no to a proposed abortion ban. Missourians passed a Constitutional amendment codifying their acceptance of stem-cell research. The Governor-elect of New York and the Republican mayor of New York City have both vowed to work to advance the cause of "marriage equality". Californians refused to endorse an anti-choice parental notification law. Oregonians rebuffed a similiar notification law. And, oh yeah, Democrats captured majorities in both the House and the Senate. Which of these events adds up to an endorsement of conservatism? Sorry, Lardass, but your spin has been more thoroughly blown than Ted Haggard on a two-week meth binge.

[zanne]

1. How many times has this guy been married?

If he can't ever admit that he's wrong, he must go through women pretty fast. Not exactly long-term relationship material.

[11 Bravo]

3. Three times, I think. Obviously the "sanctity of marriage" is important to him.

[HereSince1628]

2. Sow's ear trying to turn into a silk purse.

Why even listen to the ass? I just don't get it.

[Supersedeas]

4. maybe someone somewhere pauses long enough to consider the argument--

its worth debunking.

[RiverStone]

5. Ditto! Now, is there anyway to sneek this rant into Fat Idiot's web page?

[skip fox]

6. What was his argument? Was it Coulter's . . . that anythi ng short of 36 seats

in the House and 8 seats in the Senate is not the statistical pick-up for the 6th year of a single administration?

[zreosumgame]

7. When has he ever alduterated it before?