Rush Limbaugh is very wise to see through the bogus rubbish of Obama. The speech to the union addressing the Libyan crisis had a hidden objective. It was to make Obama look presidential and a proud American. It was very different when Obama was elected into office. The apology tour to the Muslim world was a dead giveaway. Now, Obama puts himself in the spotlight with the Libyan war, which he needs to win to win re-election. It is Obama's make or break moment. If Gaddafi loses, every media outlet will make Obama a war hero and it will be the news til election day. If Gaddafi wins, Obama has other wars he can conjure up before November 2012.
(Rush Limbaugh says Obama sudden Patriotism is because it is an election year)
CALLER: I'm really worried after listening to the speech, I have a feeling there's an impostor or doppelganger or something going on here, because for years we've heard him talk about and apologize for actions like this from America --
RUSH: Yeah.
CALLER: -- and that he's proud of America, his wife for the first time because he's dominated, what's going on? I don't understand.
RUSH: 2012, reelection. Yeah, I know what you're talking about. You're talking about Obama talk about freedom and the United States is the engine of freedom. We guarantee it and anybody who wants it, they have to call us, we're the only people that can guarantee it, fight for it, give it to 'em. American exceptionalism, all of that, right? You heard that last night. I couldn't believe it.
CALLER: I couldn't. I was stunned. This is not the America I heard him describe, ever.
RUSH: No. But it's called reelection 2012. It's "2012 or Bust" time, is what this is. He's lost the independents. He lost the independents in the November election. He's gotta get the independents back. Remember, now, when he ran for election -- when he ran against America -- he was running against an unpopular George W. Bush and against an unpopular Bush policy: Iraq. It wasn't until he was elected that he actually ran around and started apologizing for the country. It wasn't until after he was elected that people's radar was tuned on. Ours, you and I, we knew all long, but it wasn't 'til after the election that people started wondering: Does this guy really not like the country that much?
Now he's got to make it look like he does. We're in reelection mode. Remember, now: Liberals can never be honest about who they are and get elected, particularly in a national election. So I want to just... You know, Michael, be prepared because not only are you frustrated but you are gonna get doubly frustrated as people believe this going into the campaign. You're gonna get doubly frustrated when you hear the liberal hacks on all the cable networks talk about American exceptionalism and how Obama defines it in fact. You're gonna have your intelligence insulted multiple times a day, multiple times a night.
You're gonna be asking yourself, "Do people not remember the past two years?" You're gonna be asking yourself that -- and the reason is, it's similar to the monologue I dug into last week in Wisconsin. We do things by the rules. We persuade hearts and minds and then we go have an election and then we win. So we think it's time to implement our ideas. When we lose elections what do we do? We say, "They won. They get their judges. They get this or that." They never lose. They'll thwart the democratic process at all costs. Now, there's, I think, another way to explain this to people.
You can do it. It's hard hitting, but you can do it within the entire context of freedom. Have you ever noticed that leftists, wherever they are -- here in America or the Soviet Union or Cuba -- have to wage war on freedom? They have to wage war on liberty. Liberty and freedom are the enemies to their existence. They are statists, authoritarians. They believe in dictatorship, tyranny, central planning, and control. We, on the other hand, believe in freedom. We welcome it. We want it for everybody. We don't try to impose a thing on people. Now, liberalism, leftism, communism, Marxism, whatever it is, is an enemy. We fight it, but not in the same way they fight us. They can never rest. If there is freedom anywhere, liberalism is threatened. We, on the other hand, never feel threatened when people are free, even to be liberals.
So whereas it is not our natural inclination to eliminate them -- not just from positions of power, but from virtual existence -- it is their objective to eliminate any opposition that is rooted in freedom. It's the #1 enemy they face. So we win the election. Scott Walker wins in Wisconsin. We implement policies that were campaigned on. Those policies are in direct contradiction and they contravene the beliefs of the American left, and they challenge their bread and butter. They challenge their economics; they challenge their lifestyles. So anything is fair game to defeat, impugn, get rid of or what have you their enemies in Wisconsin -- and they'll stop at nothing. The law doesn't stop them (you know, a fake judge, renegade judge or what have you). So we're fighting, you know, with two different, completely different motivations
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