The description of the video from YouTube:
(From rushlimbaugh.com)
Correcting Tom Daschle's lies and distortions have taken up a lot of Rush's time lately, but we've had our eye on the Puffster since long before his days as illegitimate Senate Majority Leader. Yes, America's Truth Detector has been "doing the job the mainstream press used to do" when it comes to this most liberal son of South Dakota since the days of the Neil's Liquor Store memo.
We brought you that four-point memo on the June 26, 1995 edition of Rush Limbaugh the Television Show. A dim-witted DNC staffer accidentally left the super-secret communiqué behind at Neil's, and some EIB operatives faxed it to home base. The memo detailed Tom Daschle's plan to lie about Republicans, hurt the poor with class warfare, and moan about problems rather than solve them - in short, to do exactly what Daschle has been doing ever since.
"It is a rehash of the problems the Democrats think they have," Rush said of this memo, which included a Mark Mellman poll showing the nation clearly favoring the GOP approach to governing. He then went on to pick apart the memo point by point, just as Rush has picked apart Daschle's mean-spirited, partisan attacks ever since.
Now, you know this memo would've been splashed all over the New York Times front page had it come from a Republican staffer. But you never heard a word about Neil's Liquor Store until Rush broke the story. Is there any wonder Rush is the success he is with a mainstream press that refuses to report all the facts? Enjoy this clip, folks, and keep tuned to the EIB Network for the other side stories like this.
Comment:
The more things change, the more they stay the same. You could run this show today and the only things that are different would be the names.
Update:
Another video which struck me at how our culture has gone nuts--- even 20 years ago.
The part was where the mountain lion orphaned cub got more help from people than the children who lost their mom to a mountain lion attack. Sick, sick, sick
Update:
One more and I'm done on this post.
Rush Limbaugh TV- Capital Gains Mania
This is so true that it ought to be common sense, but the media and academia has people so confused, that too many people probably don't know this or recognize it as being true.
That includes, by the way, the President of the United States, who doesn't get this. What is so hard about this?
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