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Battery Juice

Keeping the electric car in motion. Also: Clearing the Mideast air. Gadget inspectors at the wheel. Conventional McCain. Plus more.
p> EMMY FOR RUSH br> Re: William Tucker’s Liberals Find Their Groove : /p>

In William Tucker’s article he asks the reader to recall how “poorly” Rush Limbaugh’s television show did. I loved his show. The two best things that Rush had on his TV show were (1) The complete version of the notorious Rodney King police beating video that showed King leaping from his prone position on the ground and running at L.A. police officers. 2 - The video of Bill Clinton leaving Ron Brown’s funeral, laughing and smiling - until he spies the video camera pointing in his direction, at which time he instantly transmogrifies his face into a faux mask of unparalleled grief. An all-time classic of phoniness exposed.

But then there’s also the video of Bill and Hillary “dancing” on the beach in the run-up to the Monica Lewinsky debacle- ‘cause they’re so in love, don’tcha know?

And there was also Bill Clinton “Finding” six or eight stones on an otherwise barren Omaha beach in Normandy and arranging them into a cross.

Okay, there was also Bill Clinton “Happening Upon” a fallen American flag at a military cemetery and placing it back upright.

p>Wow. There were sure a lot of video clips of Bill and Hill and their phoniness. I kinda miss his show. Are you listening, Rush? I mean, of course he actually can’t really “listen” because of his deafness - but he has those implants in his head… Okay, I’ll shut up br> now. br> — Bryan Frymire br> Louisville, Kentucky
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