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Rush Announces: "I Was Wrong"
« on: February 26, 2010, 10:36:34 AM »
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RUSH: Ladies and gentlemen, I am required to do this so rarely that whenever I do do it, I always call great attention to it, precisely because it is such a rare occurrence.  But I must say that I was wrong, and this is going to detract from my opinion audit.  At present I am documented to be almost always right 99.5% of the time.  But I rendered an opinion on this health care summit -- that is the Republicans should not go -- and I was wrong.  I want to announce this, not only to the Republicans. (interruption)  I don't think it's... (interruption) Well, Snerdley is saying, "There are still three hours to go here. This might be a little premature." At this stage, I'll reserve the right to retract my announcement that I'm wrong.  I do want to make it at this stage of the game, halftime of the health care summit. I want to announce to the media: I was wrong.

I want to announce to the Republicans that I was wrong. I want to announce to all of you in this audience that I was wrong when I advised the Republicans to skip this summit. (interruption) What's unseemly, for me to admit that I was wrong?  I know.  It's very difficult for people to deal with this. (interruption)  Well, I'm not a slave to my accuracy rating.  I don't do things just to keep the rating up.  You know, I'm not concerned about polls.  I just report what our opinion audit is.  But the Republicans need to be commended here for having a pretty good strategery of going up there and ramming this down their throats and not rolling over and playing dead, not rolling over and talking about bipartisanship and not saying, "Yeah, yeah, yeah. Mr. President, we really want to work with you. We want to get along."  They are taking it to him. 

I mean, the president here has been slapped around the room -- rhetorically, politically.  The president and his team and the Democrats know it.  I mean, when we're reduced here to Louise Slaughter! Isn't it cool how she can automatically turn on a Mississippi accent any time she wants even though she's from New York?  When Louise Slaughter (who apparently forgets there's something called Medicaid out there that helps people with teeth, poor people), "Oh, can you believe there's a woman in my district who's wearing her dead sister teeth?  Of course it's uncomfortable!  And they don't fit.  Do you ever believe something like this ever happened in America?" My friends, I was wrong.  It is the Democrats, Harry Reid, Pelosi, Obama, Biden, who are coming off like the most unlikable, mean, petulant people that they are.  The media can't cover for them in real time.  This is on display for whoever it is that's watching this. 

I want to commend the Republicans for, at least up to now, sticking to the high arguments of this and making hash out of Obama and the Democrats.  So let it be noted that on February 25th at 1:35 Eastern Time: I, Rush Limbaugh, acknowledged being wrong about the Republicans attending the summit.  I thought they shouldn't go.  And one of the reasons I thought they shouldn't go, if you recall, was the polling data.  They're worried about being called the party of "no," then we were happy to be the party of "no."  Fox News/Opinion Dynamics on health care: 47% say start over; 23% say do nothing; 23% say pass the current bill.  So if you add it up, 70-23 against the current bill.  CNN/Opinion Research: 48%, start over; 25%, don't do anything; and 25, pass the bill.  So in the CNN poll, 73-25 against the current or a similar type bill.  The American people do not want this in any way, shape, manner, or form.  Now, along the lines of my acknowledging that I was wrong, last night on Campbell Brown's CNN, she had this little exchange with John Barrasso, Republican Senator from Wyoming.

BROWN:  You heard top Republicans like John Boehner, Rush Limbaugh, all saying that this is a trap by the Obama administration.  But given you've had your cards on the table, the White House has had its cards on the table -- for months, essentially -- how can this be a trap?

BARRASSO:  Well, I'm hoping it's an opportunity to compromise.  The president said, "You know, please, make a good-faith effort," and that's what I want to do.  I was surprised last week when he said, "Well, I'm going to come out with a bill," and he did just three days before this summit, which is supposed to be to get the best ideas the Republicans had to offer and then get them incorporated into a bill.  And then for Harry Reid yesterday to say, "Well, I'm going to ram it through no matter what," that makes me wonder if there's an agenda behind this.

RUSH:  And we now know that there is because of The Politico story today, an exclusive, that on Monday they're going to start the reconciliation process.  The theme of the summit here is, "The American people are tired the process and just want the bill," which they don't.  So, it was a trap.  It's still a trap!  And the trap is, the Democrats admit it, put the face on gridlock.  And they had that face to be mine, and Boehner's and the Republicans' up there.  And it just isn't working out that way.
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RUSH: Gail in Pahrump, Nevada, great to have you on the program.  Hello.

CALLER:  Hi, Rush.  It's a great honor to speak to you.

RUSH:  Thank you.

CALLER:  What I have heard and noticed today and through this whole week, Barack Obama says, "Okay, this is our benchmark.  We're gonna start with my plan."  But what has happened is, he didn't count on the Republicans coming in and saying, "Okay, let's start with your plan.  We don't like this, this, and this."  So what it is is he's just dumbfounded that they even know what they're talking about, that the benchmark that he set is exactly where they started from.  He doesn't want them to talk about that.  And I think they're coming out wonderful, because I agreed with you.  I didn't want them to go.  I'm glad they did.

RUSH:  I am, too. I had to admit moments ago I was wrong.

CALLER:  Yeah, I know.  I put that down as one.

RUSH:  (laughing)  Yes.  Yes. 

CALLER:  What they were ready to do is they wanted to discuss the differences, what they disagreed with.  That's not what he wanted to do.

RUSH:  Yes, but it is.  See, he's being caught in his own lie because he said let's come up and see where we can find common ground, and he said, but we're not starting over.  The starting point, you're right, the baseline is my bill, but he doesn't even know what's in it compared to our guys, so that's a great analogy that you had there.  The Republicans are doing exactly what Obama asked them to do and he can't keep up.  And now his own network -- folks, you may think it's a contract with the Olympics.  Ha.  For women's hockey?  (laughing)  His own network's bummed out of this thing.  You gotta go to C-SPAN, even Fox gave up on it.  Folks, it's so bad we turned our microphone off.  We can't even JIP it.  We join the crowd in pulling out of there.  The only place you can watch this now is C-SPAN.  Has CNN got it on?  They ditched it, too?  Well, that's a sure sign it's not going well for the Bamster, folks, sure, sure sign.
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« Reply #1 on: February 26, 2010, 10:41:02 AM »
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RUSH: Ladies and gentlemen, I am required to do this so rarely that whenever I do do it, I always call great attention to it, precisely because it is such a rare occurrence.  But I must say that I was wrong, and this is going to detract from my opinion audit.  At present I am documented to be almost always right 99.5% of the time.  But I rendered an opinion on this health care summit -- that is the Republicans should not go -- and I was wrong.  I want to announce this, not only to the Republicans. (interruption)  I don't think it's... (interruption) Well, Snerdley is saying, "There are still three hours to go here. This might be a little premature." At this stage, I'll reserve the right to retract my announcement that I'm wrong.  I do want to make it at this stage of the game, halftime of the health care summit. I want to announce to the media: I was wrong.

I want to announce to the Republicans that I was wrong. I want to announce to all of you in this audience that I was wrong when I advised the Republicans to skip this summit. (interruption) What's unseemly, for me to admit that I was wrong?  I know.  It's very difficult for people to deal with this. (interruption)  Well, I'm not a slave to my accuracy rating.  I don't do things just to keep the rating up.  You know, I'm not concerned about polls.  I just report what our opinion audit is.  But the Republicans need to be commended here for having a pretty good strategery of going up there and ramming this down their throats and not rolling over and playing dead, not rolling over and talking about bipartisanship and not saying, "Yeah, yeah, yeah. Mr. President, we really want to work with you. We want to get along."  They are taking it to him. 

I mean, the president here has been slapped around the room -- rhetorically, politically.  The president and his team and the Democrats know it.  I mean, when we're reduced here to Louise Slaughter! Isn't it cool how she can automatically turn on a Mississippi accent any time she wants even though she's from New York?  When Louise Slaughter (who apparently forgets there's something called Medicaid out there that helps people with teeth, poor people), "Oh, can you believe there's a woman in my district who's wearing her dead sister teeth?  Of course it's uncomfortable!  And they don't fit.  Do you ever believe something like this ever happened in America?" My friends, I was wrong.  It is the Democrats, Harry Reid, Pelosi, Obama, Biden, who are coming off like the most unlikable, mean, petulant people that they are.  The media can't cover for them in real time.  This is on display for whoever it is that's watching this. 

I want to commend the Republicans for, at least up to now, sticking to the high arguments of this and making hash out of Obama and the Democrats.  So let it be noted that on February 25th at 1:35 Eastern Time: I, Rush Limbaugh, acknowledged being wrong about the Republicans attending the summit.  I thought they shouldn't go.  And one of the reasons I thought they shouldn't go, if you recall, was the polling data.  They're worried about being called the party of "no," then we were happy to be the party of "no."  Fox News/Opinion Dynamics on health care: 47% say start over; 23% say do nothing; 23% say pass the current bill.  So if you add it up, 70-23 against the current bill.  CNN/Opinion Research: 48%, start over; 25%, don't do anything; and 25, pass the bill.  So in the CNN poll, 73-25 against the current or a similar type bill.  The American people do not want this in any way, shape, manner, or form.  Now, along the lines of my acknowledging that I was wrong, last night on Campbell Brown's CNN, she had this little exchange with John Barrasso, Republican Senator from Wyoming.

BROWN:  You heard top Republicans like John Boehner, Rush Limbaugh, all saying that this is a trap by the Obama administration.  But given you've had your cards on the table, the White House has had its cards on the table -- for months, essentially -- how can this be a trap?

BARRASSO:  Well, I'm hoping it's an opportunity to compromise.  The president said, "You know, please, make a good-faith effort," and that's what I want to do.  I was surprised last week when he said, "Well, I'm going to come out with a bill," and he did just three days before this summit, which is supposed to be to get the best ideas the Republicans had to offer and then get them incorporated into a bill.  And then for Harry Reid yesterday to say, "Well, I'm going to ram it through no matter what," that makes me wonder if there's an agenda behind this.

RUSH:  And we now know that there is because of The Politico story today, an exclusive, that on Monday they're going to start the reconciliation process.  The theme of the summit here is, "The American people are tired the process and just want the bill," which they don't.  So, it was a trap.  It's still a trap!  And the trap is, the Democrats admit it, put the face on gridlock.  And they had that face to be mine, and Boehner's and the Republicans' up there.  And it just isn't working out that way.
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RUSH: Gail in Pahrump, Nevada, great to have you on the program.  Hello.

CALLER:  Hi, Rush.  It's a great honor to speak to you.

RUSH:  Thank you.

CALLER:  What I have heard and noticed today and through this whole week, Barack Obama says, "Okay, this is our benchmark.  We're gonna start with my plan."  But what has happened is, he didn't count on the Republicans coming in and saying, "Okay, let's start with your plan.  We don't like this, this, and this."  So what it is is he's just dumbfounded that they even know what they're talking about, that the benchmark that he set is exactly where they started from.  He doesn't want them to talk about that.  And I think they're coming out wonderful, because I agreed with you.  I didn't want them to go.  I'm glad they did.

RUSH:  I am, too. I had to admit moments ago I was wrong.

CALLER:  Yeah, I know.  I put that down as one.

RUSH:  (laughing)  Yes.  Yes. 

CALLER:  What they were ready to do is they wanted to discuss the differences, what they disagreed with.  That's not what he wanted to do.

RUSH:  Yes, but it is.  See, he's being caught in his own lie because he said let's come up and see where we can find common ground, and he said, but we're not starting over.  The starting point, you're right, the baseline is my bill, but he doesn't even know what's in it compared to our guys, so that's a great analogy that you had there.  The Republicans are doing exactly what Obama asked them to do and he can't keep up.  And now his own network -- folks, you may think it's a contract with the Olympics.  Ha.  For women's hockey?  (laughing)  His own network's bummed out of this thing.  You gotta go to C-SPAN, even Fox gave up on it.  Folks, it's so bad we turned our microphone off.  We can't even JIP it.  We join the crowd in pulling out of there.  The only place you can watch this now is C-SPAN.  Has CNN got it on?  They ditched it, too?  Well, that's a sure sign it's not going well for the Bamster, folks, sure, sure sign.
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you are such a moron... if you actually listened to Rush instead of sound bites from the huffington post you would realize he was making satire. He was accepting blame for what he felt was coming his way via the lamestream media. What you failed to write in this stupid waste of a post was the fact that he wials joked that people like you will fall for his trickery. And as always. you do... Man, and it aint even April... Dumbass... hahahahhahahahaha!!

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Re: Rush Announces: "I Was Wrong"
« Reply #2 on: February 26, 2010, 10:44:06 AM »
hahaha coach being bitchslapped around.  Dude you need to get some real ideas and thoughts, not ones Rush tells you to believe. 
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« Reply #3 on: February 26, 2010, 10:45:14 AM »
you are such a moron... if you actually listened to Rush instead of sound bites from the huffington post you would realize he was making satire. He was accepting blame for what he felt was coming his way via the lamestream media. What you failed to write in this stupid waste of a post was the fact that he wials joked that people like you will fall for his trickery. And as always. you do... Man, and it aint even April... Dumbass... hahahahhahahahaha!!

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« Reply #4 on: February 26, 2010, 10:46:51 AM »
you are such a moron... if you actually listened to Rush instead of sound bites from the huffington post you would realize he was making satire. He was accepting blame for what he felt was coming his way via the lamestream media. What you failed to write in this stupid waste of a post was the fact that he wials joked that people like you will fall for his trickery. And as always. you do... Man, and it aint even April... Dumbass... hahahahhahahahaha!!

This is ALWAYS the case on here.The idiots NEVER EVER understand Rush because they depend on Huffington or dopey Maddow or dumb ass Olbermann to explain what Rush said.240 is still on here claiming it was Rush who made up Barack the magic negro.Libs are morons with ZERO sense of humor.

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« Reply #5 on: February 26, 2010, 10:48:37 AM »
I think he does get it. Rush (the alleged leader of the GOP) said that Republicans shouldn't even bother going to this summit. The whole thing was a PR stunt for Obama.

But, they went anyway. To Rush's pleasant surprise, the Republicans came loaded for bear and, not only stuck to the brass tactics and sided with the American people, they slapped Obama and the Dems silly, in the process.

He thought that the Republicans would go there and basically get chastised and chided by Obama. Instead, they got medieval on the President, clobbering him with his own bill and the numerous faults, therein.

When the networks realize that Obama looked like a bumbling fool and didn't know what color his own hair was, they basically cut to some other TV events (in MSNBC's case, women's hockey).

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« Reply #6 on: February 26, 2010, 10:48:49 AM »
hahaha coach being bitchslapped around.  Dude you need to get some real ideas and thoughts, not ones Rush tells you to believe. 
I have my own and no one was bitch slapped. Actually, there were a few slaps that went around and they were dished out by the republicans at the big mistake held at Obama's house yesterday.

But what you never talk about is Rush's accuracy record of over 95%... So what is right is right... Try that on CNN, and oh, you really don't have a left wing radio station do you... Airhead America went bankrupt... something about not finding other charities to rob from...  8) ??? 8) ::) :o dopes!

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« Reply #7 on: February 26, 2010, 10:51:33 AM »
I think he does get it. Rush (the alleged leader of the GOP) said that Republicans shouldn't even bother going to this summit. The whole thing was a PR stunt for Obama.

But, they went anyway. To Rush's pleasant surprise, the Republicans came loaded for bear and, not only stuck to the brass tactics and sided with the American people, they slapped Obama and the Dems silly, in the process.

After watching it,Im more convinced then ever Paul Ryan is Reagan.He is the future of the party and country.

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« Reply #8 on: February 26, 2010, 10:53:07 AM »
you are such a moron... if you actually listened to Rush instead of sound bites from the huffington post you would realize he was making satire. He was accepting blame for what he felt was coming his way via the lamestream media. What you failed to write in this stupid waste of a post was the fact that he wials joked that people like you will fall for his trickery. And as always. you do... Man, and it aint even April... Dumbass... hahahahhahahahaha!!

First of all, everyone on here basically knows I'm the biggest Rush fan on this entire site. Secondly, this is not from anywhere else but a transcript from Rush's site. So before you go off on me, know where this actually came from.

Take a look at the home page!

http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/today.guest.html


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« Reply #9 on: February 26, 2010, 10:54:15 AM »
After watching it,Im more convinced then ever Paul Ryan is Reagan.He is the future of the party and country.
Happily there are a few guys that stood out that were from nowhere earlier.... I think it is only a matter of time. The democrats have opened the floodgates

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« Reply #10 on: February 26, 2010, 10:57:50 AM »
I have my own and no one was bitch slapped. Actually, there were a few slaps that went around and they were dished out by the republicans at the big mistake held at Obama's house yesterday.

But what you never talk about is Rush's accuracy record of over 95%... So what is right is right... Try that on CNN, and oh, you really don't have a left wing radio station do you... Airhead America went bankrupt... something about not finding other charities to rob from...  8) ??? 8) ::) :o dopes!

I never said you didn't have your own ideas.  There were a few slaps back and forth but it's called politics no one is going to win every single point.  Rush is a retard end of discussion.  I don't care to listen to any media on the radio i don't need the safety net of a party backer to give me strength in my political views. 
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« Reply #11 on: February 26, 2010, 12:06:17 PM »
I never said you didn't have your own ideas.  There were a few slaps back and forth but it's called politics no one is going to win every single point.  Rush is a retard end of discussion.  I don't care to listen to any media on the radio i don't need the safety net of a party backer to give me strength in my political views. 

Rush is miles smarter then ANY lib in media and,is far brighter then Obama.The idea that ANY lib calls him a retard shows just how desperate they are to discredit him.There is a reason he makes 50 million dollars a year.Its because HE RULES the media.

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« Reply #12 on: February 26, 2010, 12:08:42 PM »
Rush is miles smarter then ANY lib in media and,is far brighter then Obama.The idea that ANY lib calls him a retard shows just how desperate they are to discredit him.There is a reason he makes 50 million dollars a year.Its because HE RULES the media.

I don't need to try Billy he does it himself.  The fact he makes money shows he's a smart businessman and knows where his bread is buttered - appealing to other retards.  Unfortunately there are enough of those to provide him with a solid income.  That's America for you. 
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« Reply #13 on: February 26, 2010, 12:12:14 PM »
"Rush is miles smarter then ANY lib in media"

Define "smarter".

IQ?  Collegiate achievement?  Industry publication?  Scholarship?

or just money making power?

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« Reply #14 on: February 26, 2010, 01:00:18 PM »
you are such a moron... if you actually listened to Rush instead of sound bites from the huffington post you would realize he was making satire. He was accepting blame for what he felt was coming his way via the lamestream media. What you failed to write in this stupid waste of a post was the fact that he wials joked that people like you will fall for his trickery. And as always. you do... Man, and it aint even April... Dumbass... hahahahhahahahaha!!

Dude, you totally botched this.

JME is a big Rush fan.  He knew what he was posting.
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« Reply #15 on: February 26, 2010, 01:03:34 PM »
"Rush is miles smarter then ANY lib in media"

Define "smarter".

IQ?  Collegiate achievement?  Industry publication?  Scholarship?

or just money making power?

Define it anyway you want, lets just say he's RARELY been wrong on his predictions and on the issues.

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« Reply #16 on: February 26, 2010, 02:06:08 PM »
"Define it anyway you want, lets just say he's RARELY been wrong on his predictions and on the issues."

Well, it we are going to now use "ability to predict the future" as the main measurement of intelligence, then in that case.

I call tell you that Oprah has better media ratings than Rush - she must be smarter.
I can tell you that Maddow has far greater education than rush - she must be smarter.
I can tell you that George Soros makes more money each year than Rush - he must be smarter.

And since nostradomus... or for that matter, the local toothless guy who picked the righ lotto numbers - is better at predicting the future, they must be smarter than Rush.


This is the problem - 'smarter' is very vague.

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« Reply #17 on: February 26, 2010, 02:30:37 PM »
"Define it anyway you want, lets just say he's RARELY been wrong on his predictions and on the issues."

Well, it we are going to now use "ability to predict the future" as the main measurement of intelligence, then in that case.

I call tell you that Oprah has better media ratings than Rush - she must be smarter.
I can tell you that Maddow has far greater education than rush - she must be smarter.
I can tell you that George Soros makes more money each year than Rush - he must be smarter.

And since nostradomus... or for that matter, the local toothless guy who picked the righ lotto numbers - is better at predicting the future, they must be smarter than Rush.


This is the problem - 'smarter' is very vague.

Oprah has a radio show?I didnt know that.Rush is the most listened to talk show host in the country.Is Oprah the most watched program in the country?She is not!!!!

Maddow is a fucking retard and proves every night with her inane insights that are wrong pretty much 85% of the time[census worker ring a bell] and thats why NO ONE watches her show and why she has no radio show at all because her network went belly up because of failures like her.

George Soros is a buisiness man,lets compare other radio hosts to Rush.Other then Stern is there ONE that makes more money.ANSWER=NO!!!!!!!!!!

Rush is miles smarter because he has more wit,more insight,more listeners,more of a following then any ten libs.Thats why everytime he says anything the white house responds to it.To this day the media is crying about him saying "I HOPE HE FAILS" about Obama.Please name one time a lib radio host said anything that was news for more then a couple of hours.LIB MEDIA=FAILURE

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« Reply #18 on: February 26, 2010, 02:37:07 PM »
who is smarter.... stern or Rush?

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« Reply #19 on: February 26, 2010, 03:38:15 PM »
who is smarter.... stern or Rush?

Rush by far. 

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Re: Rush Announces: "I Was Wrong"
« Reply #20 on: February 26, 2010, 03:51:03 PM »
Who is smarter when it comes to meeting the interests of the average man?

The guy who admits he carried water for repub party, or the guy who talks about sex all day and has strippers do each other on the air?

like you said, it depends on the task at hand.  I think maddow is much smarter than Rush when it comes to finding the g-spot on a woman.  Rush is much more smart when it comes to outsmarting multiple doctors for drug scripts.  We're all smart in our own ways.