What Freeper's wet dream is this?

I once heard that the reason he doesn't run for President, is because he doesn't want a pay cut.

If that's the case, I think we're safe from that for now. :)
 
Why not? Al Franken has set a precedent for self-obsessed, unfunny, childish clowns being elected (?) to the Senate.

Then again, I doubt Rush would be able to tolerate having to share floor time with 99 other people. Unless they give him a microphone and let him rant and rave for hours at a time, I doubt he'd like it much in the Senate.
 
Freeper's wet dream? I would think you liberals would love to see Limbaugh in the Senate as one of a hundred voices who gets ten seconds worth of sound bites once a week or so instead of having millions of people listening to him on the radio for a couple of hours every day.

Limbaugh is far more valuable to this country on the radio than in the Senate.
 
maxpower1227 said:
Why not? Al Franken has set a precedent for self-obsessed, unfunny, childish clowns being elected (?) to the Senate.
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Sorry, I gotta disagree. In his prime on SNL, I found Al Franken to be quite funny. And he does have what it takes to get elected. He is good enough, he is smart enough, and doggonit, people like him.

As for precedent, not so sure either. I am certain that many previous senators have been described as 'self-obsessed', 'childish', or 'clowns' going back to 1789 and it would not surprise me if at least one previous senator has been described as all three.
 
Oh good God, no. If he runs for the Senate we'll have to hear more about the anal cysts that kept him out of the Vietnam War draft.
 
BPSCG said:
Freeper's wet dream? I would think you liberals would love to see Limbaugh in the Senate as one of a hundred voices who gets ten seconds worth of sound bites once a week or so instead of having millions of people listening to him on the radio for a couple of hours every day.

Limbaugh is far more valuable to this country on the radio than in the Senate.
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I'm sorry, but Limbaugh is about as valuable to this country as Pee Wee Herman. I'm pretty sure we'd get along just fine without him. I know I do.
 
HawksFan said:
I'm sorry, but Limbaugh is about as valuable to this country as Pee Wee Herman. I'm pretty sure we'd get along just fine without him. I know I do.
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Um...excuse me, but Pee Wee Herman is awesome. His show is a landmark in children's programming, and Pee Wee's Big Adventure is a fantastic movie.
 
HawksFan said:
I'm sorry, but Limbaugh is about as valuable to this country as Pee Wee Herman. I'm pretty sure we'd get along just fine without him. I know I do.
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(BPSCG takes out rhetorical grenade, pulls pin, tosses into crowd of leftys, steps back, waits for reaction...) :)
 
cwalner said:
Sorry, I gotta disagree. In his prime on SNL, I found Al Franken to be quite funny.
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Nope.

Good comedy writer, horrible comedian. His verbal delivery sucked then, and it sucks now.

This puts him in good company with Richard Byrd of West Va: nearly impossible to listen to Democratic Senator.
 
BPSCG said:
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Sorry. Must have been a dud. ;)

Does Rush really want to revisit his drug addiction in a national campaign?

And can he learn the phrase "the honorable senior senator from Massachusetts?"
 
tomwaits said:
Um...excuse me, but Pee Wee Herman is awesome. His show is a landmark in children's programming, and Pee Wee's Big Adventure is a fantastic movie.
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Okay, you finally got me curious enough to confirm my long-standing suspicion that your avatar was Large Marge.

Thanks, YouTube.
 
gdnp said:
Does Rush really want to revisit his drug addiction in a national campaign?
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  1. U.S. Senate races are statewide, not national;
  2. The senior senator from Massachusetts has had a longtime drug addiction and it doesn't seem to have bothered his constituents. And the President of the United States used cocaine in his reckless youth. So I submit that drug use is not a disqualification for high public office any more.
  3. Did you see anything in the OP link that indicated that Limbaugh himself had any interest? You understand the meaning of the word "draft," right? Frankly, I would be less surprised to hear a cow moo over my shoulder as I type this than to hear that Limbaugh is running for the senate.
 
FlamingMoe said:
Okay, you finally got me curious enough to confirm my long-standing suspicion that your avatar was Large Marge.

Thanks, YouTube.
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:D

I actually forgot about my avatar. Now I sound like some kind of Pee Wee Herman-obsessed superfan.

I do love that movie though. It was Tim Burton's first major full-length movie!
 
What state is Rush supposed to run in? He lives in New York, where he'd get about 22% of the vote. Maybe he's supposed to high-tail it back to Missouri or wherever the f--- he's supposed to come from, like Franken did to Minnesota (or Chris Matthews to Pennsylvania). Did the creators of this t-shirt & coffee mug site even think to write about that in their manifesto? Nope.
 
Why not? Al Franken has set a precedent for self-obsessed, unfunny, childish clowns being elected (?) to the Senate.
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Sorry, I gotta disagree. In his prime on SNL, I found Al Franken to be quite funny. And he does have what it takes to get elected. He is good enough, he is smart enough, and doggonit, people like him.
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In his prime on SNL Chevy Chase was quite funny. The same can be said of Eddie Murphy.

Now they're all just washed up hacks living off their past reputation. I haven't heard Franken say anything remotely witty in a decade.
 
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