First, on the football front, it took the guy all of three weeks by A possible explanation is offered by that bastion of American journalistic For its story about the drug investigation, the Enquirer had interviewed Rush Limbaugh a pill-popping pain-killer junkie? Who knew? I am forced Rabid Rush Limbaugh is really taking heat for, well, just for being Rush, I guess. Frankly, it couldn’t be happening to a nicer guy. First, on the football front, it took the guy all of three weeks to put his … Continue reading ![](\"http:\/\/cyber.law.harvard.edu\/blogs\/static\/dowbrigade\/rush.jpg\")
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\n Rush Limbaugh is really taking heat for, well, just for being Rush,
\n I guess.
\n Frankly, it couldn’t be happening to a nicer guy. <\/em><\/p>\n
\n to put his foot so firmly in his mouth that ESPN and parent Disney
\n pulled
\n the plug on his "NFL Sunday Countdown". Hey, even Dennis Miller lasted
\n a whole season on Monday Night Football. He stunk, but he hung in there
\n a full season.
\n <\/em>
\n That is no surprise, given that Limbaugh has dropped such gems on the American
\n public as once telling a black listener to take a bone out of his nose
\n and declaring that a Mexican won the New York Marathon because an immigration
\n agent chased him for the last 10 miles.<\/p>\n
\n Derrick Jackson in the Boston Globe<\/a><\/p>\n
\n integrity, The National Enquirer, also written up in today’s
\n Globe<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n Wilma Cline, who said she became Limbaugh’s drug connection after working
\n as his maid. She said he had abused OxyContin and other painkillers. Ed
\n Shohat, a Miami lawyer for Cline and her husband, said yesterday, ”The
\n Clines stand by the story."<\/p>\n
\n to begrudgingly admit that there is finally something to respect him for.<\/i><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"