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Originally Posted by coaster 
Limbaugh crossed the line between genuine political commentary and entertainment years ago. Bill Sebastian has done a number of op-ed pieces on this topic; a couple comments from one of those pieces I posted in the forum:
... and speaking of both Rush and of Shawn Hannity:
The quotes come from this post: http://www.billsebastianforum.com/vi...php?f=66&t=150
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The quotes: "Rush is no conservative; he's a radical in sheep's clothing" and
"These guys are something, real pieces of work...wrapping themselves in the flag and then they do what they can to destroy American (sic) and say it openly, that they're out to destroy our next President's Presidency..."
I've seen you refer to the Bill Sebastian forum before, but I've never looked at it until you posted the above quotes, which got my attention. I thought they were ridiculous. However, once I read the entire post, I realized they were just the tip of the iceberg.
Has Sebastian ever actually listened to either Sean or Rush? Or is he just copying drivel that he finds on the Huffington Post? I have never heard either commentator ever proclaim, either directly or in more subtle ways, that they were out to destroy Obama's presidency. That's absurd.
Sebastian sounds juvenile when he describes Rush as "lying, overweight, drugged-out.." Does he have anything substantive to say aside from hurling insults at Limbaugh? Maybe it's because he's a tad jealous of Rush's success, since Sebastian notes that "he (Rush) is so well insulated by his $38 million income that he has no idea about economic issues..." Actually, I believe Rush's income is far higher than that. In any case, I've heard Rush discuss economics. I'll put my money on Rush's grasp of the subject any day over Sebastian's.
I was going to stop reading after this, but I thought,
maybe the guy will eventually have something coherent to say. Unfortunately, after a few more lies and continued berating of the two talk-show hosts, Sebastian comes up with a beaut to close out a nonsensical post:
"Break out the sheets....Grab the burnin' cross cuz we're goin' on a
midnight ride to the White House."
Is this guy kidding? I hope so, because if he really thinks this way then by extension, this is what he thinks of the 20+ million people in Rush and Sean's listening audience, of which I am one. This is so insulting and over-the-top, that I probably shouldn't have dignified it with a response.