Mrs. Clinton:

[dcman]

RUSH: You know, yesterday I was talking about Mrs. Clinton. Hillary Clinton appeared on The View, and Whoopi Goldberg -- I did not make this connection yesterday. This thought did not hit me until today. But remember when Pelosi was on the show with her husband, Paul, out there in the front row, and Whoopi Goldberg said that she would like to... Now, look, I'm just going to tell you what she said. I'm quoting her. She said she would like to "do" Pelosi and her husband in a troika, and of course Pelosi had the frozen smile on her face, "Hee-hee-hee." They cut down to Paul, and Paul was -- who knows what he was doing? It was a side view. But that made me realize that Whoopi Goldberg did not say yesterday that she would like to do Hillary, which means that Whoopi is in -- of course, who would? Whoopi must be in the Pelosi camp. I think the fallout from this View appearance just continues, and we've got big Hillary news. She's out there telling bloggers that she's going to get us out of Iraq immediately. The Washington Times has this story where she says she's going to start pulling us out in 60 days. In the debate, the last debate the Democrats had, she said there's no way we are going to get out of there by the end of my first term. She's all over the place, and the Drive-Bys, of course, they know this. They're just, "Mmmmm," sealed lips, just ignoring the whole thing.

But Mrs. Clinton, we got her in the stack today. You know, Hillary Clinton is -- I was thinking about this last night -- the most cheated-on woman in the history of the world. Now, what does that say about her? When I say that to you, "the most cheated-on woman in the history of the world," what do you conjure up? I mean, besides the raucous laughter. Well, yeah, of course her getting even, but what does it say about her that she's the most cheated-on woman? It's not because she's an innocent victim. You know, if you're thinking that I'm saying this in a sympathetic way, maybe I should change my tone about this. "The most cheated-on woman in the history of the world!" That means a lot of people feel the need to. A lot of people want to. A lot of people want to get out of that house to go watch football on Sunday afternoon, if you get my drift. I mean, it's not a sympathetic thing and it's hardly complimentary. BREAK TRANSCRIPT

RUSH: Let's grab a phone call quickly, because at the bottom of the hour we're going to replay the Fox interview from this morning, in its entirety. We'll go to Maple Grove, Minnesota with Chris. Welcome, sir, it's great to have you with us.

CALLER: Hey, Rush, how are you? Dittos.

RUSH: Fine. Thank you very much.

CALLER: The reason I'm calling, you were just mentioning that Hillary Clinton, the smartest woman in the world, is the most cheated-on woman in the world. And the reality, this is something that I hope comes out more and more, because she's cheated on because her husband cheated on her, and she said, "Oh, no, no, it didn't happen." Then she said the president cheated -- this is what was going on in Iraq, then she found out it wasn't. So when you're saying that she's the most cheated on it's because she's gullible, and people are about to have the next president of the United States have men tricking her, and she later goes, "Oh, oh, I'm sorry, I was just gullible. I didn't know that was really happening."

RUSH: Well, it's interesting. She does try to portray it that way. But that's not believable, either. With the track record of infidelity that her husband had, it simply is not believable that she wouldn't believe Monica Lewinsky or wouldn't believe the story. But the fact that she chalked it up to some vast right-wing conspiracy shows that she makes herself a victim of this stuff and then goes on and tries to redirect the whole focus of attack. They're a team and they protect each other. But the whole point about being cheated on, you can look at it that way as, yeah, she allows herself to continually be tricked. That's one way of looking at it. I don't think she's knowingly tricked about a whole lot. I think it's something much more profound than that. We'll discuss it as the program unfolds.

James Taranto, Best of the Web today, from yesterday at OpinionJournal.com: "Consider the following reasons why America might consider military action against Iran: To save Israel from nuclear annihilation. To prevent a nuclear arms race between Iran and neighboring Arab regimes. To keep Iran's mullahs from acquiring a nuclear deterrent. To topple Tehran's repressive, theocratic regime," and another possible reason why America might consider military action against Iran, to "protect America's oil supplies." Now, "What if we told you one of the presidential candidates accepted the last rationale -- blood for oil! -- but rejected arguments for war based on concerns about human rights or nuclear proliferation? Based on the media stereotypes, you'd probably think Dick Cheney had thrown his hat in. The Associated Press has the real story from Florence, S.C.: Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton advocated talks to settle differences with Iran but said Saturday that Tehran would invite U.S. action if it were to disrupt oil supplies. 'I will make it very clear to the Iranians that there are very serious consequences attached to their actions,' Clinton said. The New York senator, responding to a question, said blocking oil shipments 'would be devastating to the world economy.'"

So here's Mrs. Clinton, depending on the audience, depending on who she's speaking to, she will say a different thing. As you know, the left in this country, the hard-core left, the anti-war left, a lot of the mainstream left, in fact, opposes the whole notion of going to war for oil. No blood for oil. It was a common refrain during the first Gulf War, and it's been a refrain heard during this Iraq war, "Oh, yeah, the only reason they went over there was for oil, Bush and his oil buddies and Halliburton want the oil supply." Pure folly and idiocy. But here's Mrs. Clinton acknowledging, just as she did in a presidential debate when she said we can't get out of Iraq before 2013, "I can't make that commitment," now she's saying, (paraphrasing) "The only reason I would threaten Iran with any kind of military action is if they blockade oil supplies or try to interrupt the world oil supply and distribution. We can't have that." Not to stop them from getting nukes, not to stop them from human rights violations, but to save the free flow of oil at market prices.

Now, the Drive-Bys, for the most part, ignore this. The local AP runs it in South Carolina, but it doesn't get picked up anywhere else. The Drive-Bys are protecting her. This is not, folks, the smartest woman in the world. If there were an active media that were as interested in exposing her idiosyncrasies and foibles as they are everybody else's, then there would already be serious questions raised about her competence, her ability to think and keep things straight, but they are mum on this and a lot of other things to protect her.

http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/sit...5106.guest.html

Edited October 17, 2007 by dcman

[questionmark]

Cheap, very cheap... Bill Clinton got nowhere near the womanizing qualities of Jack Kennedy.

[Neognosis]

Cheap and cheesy.

Besides, I'm not in that marriage. for all I know, it's not a romantic marriage but a practical one. who cares?

As for the war with Iran thing, that's such a loaded question and RIPE with spin. However, I am against any war to safeguard oil on the principal that we are SO overwhelmingly wastefull with our energy. However, at least someone is being honest with me for once and not laying on this "war for freedom" BS that some people need in order to line up to kill and/or die.

In my mind, a war to safeguard a societies economy is more valid than a war to change another culture's form of gov't. I know that the argument can be made that they might be one and the same. And again, I don't support either one in our present situation.

I also will never vote for another Clinton.

[dcman]

Cheap and cheesy.

Besides, I'm not in that marriage. for all I know, it's not a romantic marriage but a practical one. who cares?

As for the war with Iran thing, that's such a loaded question and RIPE with spin. However, I am against any war to safeguard oil on the principal that we are SO overwhelmingly wastefull with our energy. However, at least someone is being honest with me for once and not laying on this "war for freedom" BS that some people need in order to line up to kill and/or die.

In my mind, a war to safeguard a societies economy is more valid than a war to change another culture's form of gov't. I know that the argument can be made that they might be one and the same. And again, I don't support either one in our present situation.

I also will never vote for another Clinton.

Cheap and Cheasy? Ah c'mon...it's newsworthy news lol. You wanna bet that when the election roles around that there will be more mud-slinging and more interest then a nude mud-wrestling match. “Mud Wrestling Scandal” is what it will be.

[Neognosis]

Interesting does not mean newsworthy.

Someone said something about someone else is NOT newsworthy unless it's Christ talking about Buddha.

Why don't people ignore this nonsense, regardless of which party they favor?

[Lt_Ripley]

I wonder if being married to a cheat is as bad as being married to a drunk coke head like bush ?

lol and Rush is one to talk = mr. fat can't serve because I can't sit because of the boil on my ass so I'll take a job where all I do is sit while popping Oxycotin and needing Via- gra for my flacidity.

Edited October 17, 2007 by Lt_Ripley

[dcman]

I wonder if being married to a cheat is as bad as being married to a drunk coke head like bush ?

lol and Rush is one to talk = mr. fat can't serve because I can't sit because of the boil on my ass so I'll take a job where all I do is sit while popping Oxycotin and needing Via- gra for my flacidity.

OOOOOOooooooooo...dems fightin wurdz...lol No wonder Bill cheats, how would you like to wake up to that every morning!

Oh looky, Mr. Global warming himself!

The Next Pesident?

Ohhh Billl...

Edited October 17, 2007 by dcman

[The Skeptic Eric Raven]

I wonder if being married to a cheat is as bad as being married to a drunk coke head like bush ?

lol and Rush is one to talk = mr. fat can't serve because I can't sit because of the boil on my ass so I'll take a job where all I do is sit while popping Oxycotin and needing Via- gra for my flacidity.

Ouch. I think both would be bad. Really, both are idiots. No matter what party you pick you will find coruption and idiots.

[dcman]

I wonder if being married to a cheat is as bad as being married to a drunk coke head like bush ?

lol and Rush is one to talk = mr. fat can't serve because I can't sit because of the boil on my ass so I'll take a job where all I do is sit while popping Oxycotin and needing Via- gra for my flacidity.

What was that I can't hear ya over my chompin?

[Bob26003]

You Right Wingers are sad and pathetic and completely lost.

Edited October 17, 2007 by Bob26003

[Celumnaz]

I guess it'd matter if laura or rush were running for president, but this is about Mrs. Bill Clinton

[dcman]

I guess it'd matter if laura or rush were running for president, but this is about Mrs. Bill Clinton

Sure it is...

[The Skeptic Eric Raven]

You Right Wingers are sad and pathetic and completely lost.

Thats the pot calling the kettle black. You were lost long ago.

[Hawkmason]

What was that I can't hear ya over my chompin?

LOL omg i never laughed so hard...o man i a m crying

Michael Moore is evil along with Hilary CLinton

[Drexl Spivey]

Who cares about Hillary Clinton, Ron Paul is the man you Americans want in. There would be cheating on even a greater scale of Bush in florida than this man not getting to the white house.

[dcman]

Thats the pot calling the kettle black. You were lost long ago.

I agree with you on that Raven.