33386 can probably find the link but I have heard similar sound clips.
I know he said the civil rights movement did not go far enough because it didn't address redistribution enough. I see the argument in favor of it (and in the 60s I probably would have been a civil rights supporter too) but do not agree in taking from one group and giving to another.
Rush got it wrong on that one. But when you look at everything as a whole, you can't separate Obama from where he came from and the liberal extremists and hardball Chicago groups that helped his ascent to power. We can argue about 1 detail or another, but you look at everything together...like having a study with a couple people vs a study with hundreds or thousands. There's more power and predictability when you look at his quotes, votes, chosen associates, etc together. The campaign did a great job in portraying Obama in a way that is different than you'd believe based on his past and his rise to political power. It's clear he is a progressive liberal who champions the poor and the minorities disproportionally, I don't care what they tried to make us believe in the election...this is his general philosophy as defined by his actions and his history. It's not a bad thing...but it shouldn't be disguised either.