@Fatal Freedoms,
Rush spends his entire program reading articles and playing audio material that other people wrote and said. The left scream because he spends most of the time quoting them.
Regarding the riot issue, he began with referencing Al Sharpton. Rush said, "But the fact is that the Democrat Party has members in it that have already said, "There will be riots," Al Sharpton.
And remember the LA riots of years past when Maxine Waters said, "what did you expect" even though we saw a man have his head crushed in with a brick and people laughing and smiling while they burned their own town. Oh that's OK to say why--She's a liberal.
We had better get with the program. When the majority of the population is against the liberal health care plan and the President thumbs his nose at us: twists arms, threatens and literally blackmails politicians for their vote, congress is no better than the former Soviet Politburo --what should we do--just take it?
There is a crisis here. We are losing this country. We are nothing but pawns so the politicians can play chess and he is bringing it to the country.
If it were 150 years ago, there would be riots in Washington. People would take to arms with pride of patriotism. Enough is enough. The Liberal Democrats and their political correctness is a cancer paralyzing true democracy. Facts prove it over and over again.
Rush said if riots stopped the populous from voting for Democrats, it would be worth it. He also said that we don't do those things but if we did the country would benefit.
And, anyone who says we should concern ourselves with what others think about us, needs to take Poli-Sci 101. The leaders of the world manipulate their constituents and not the other way around. The leaders know what's going on and couldn't care less. The only people willing to make an issue of this is of course the left-wing driven news media.
I am certainly not advocating violence just pointing out that historically riots have changed many countries for the better and Rush was pointing that out.
Finally, Rush is in the entertainment business. That is his job. Radio hosts often take a position and add heat to improve ratings. This is no different. And it worked--didn't it.