That`s a far cry from the President himself making it a point, at a media availability, to single out Limbaugh and call his statements "disgusting".
Nor did he revise his previous position, still standing, that Limbaugh is a Nastional Treasure and why his show is broadcast to troops abroad due to its Morale Boosting (pro-Bush) qualities while liberal programming is blocked.
(Word to Our Side: accepting this weaseling only shores up the double standard.)
Not only did a substantial number of them rush to condemn (needlessly) MoveOn on the @(&$# House and Senate floor, now they're displaying their usual weak strategy by intending to finish off a knife fight by wielding pre-moistened q-tips.
They're sending a strongly-worded letter to Clear Channel demanding an apology. That, too, is a far cry from an official denunciation from the floor(s). From ThinkProgress
Yesterday, ThinkProgress asked whether lawmakers who voted to attack a MoveOn newspaper ad would now condemn Limbaugh. The Senate leadership is challenging all their colleagues to demonstrate whether they can show principled condemnation by signing onto the letter. It specifically calls on Clear Channel to issue an apology and demands Limbaugh do the same. [snippet of letter omitted] Read the full letter here. Call your Senators and ask them to signon.
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Read the full letter here. Call your Senators and ask them to signon.
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