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BEGIN TRANSCRIPT<\/line>I was just watching television here about, oh, 35 or 40 minutes ago, after I had finished the intense show prep period for today, and I saw Dianne Feinstein. I guess this was on CNN, and Dianne Feinstein was saying (paraphrasing), “It is just outrageous. It is just unconscionable to see how to right wing is attacking Harriet Miers. It is unbelievable.” She may vote for Miers simply because of the “sexism” being exhibited by conservatives — and I\u2019m sitting here watching this, and I\u2019m just laughing myself silly. When I hear a Democrat talk about how horrible it is for people to start destroying somebody\u2019s character, particularly a Democrat on the Senate judiciary committee, where that art has been perfected! Senator Feinstein, does the name Robert Bork mean anything to you? Does the name Clarence Thomas mean anything to you? There have been any number of them. How about Janice Rogers Brown, Priscilla Owen, and Bill Pryor? How about Miguel Estrada? What do you mean? You should have voted for all these people. I guess it\u2019s okay when the left <\/emphasize>destroys people. I guess it\u2019s okay when the left sets out to destroy careers and lives and reputations, but when the conservatives simply question the wisdom of a nomination, “Why, we can\u2019t have that! It\u2019s terrible. I don\u2019t believe what I\u2019m seeing.” These people live in a totally different world, folks. They do live in a totally different world.<\/emphasize> <\/line>I\u2019ll give you a little backup for this. I happen to know this, as some of you may know by now, I told you on Friday they had asked me to write an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, and it ran today — and I have been hearing all morning long from sources that this op-ed stunned <\/emphasize>a bunch of people in the mainstream media. They had not seen anything like this. They were fascinated by the points made in this op-ed. It was totally new<\/emphasize> to them. It was foreign, and like I say in the op-ed, liberals will never understand conservatives; they never have, and they never will. One person even said, “You know, it wasn\u2019t even knee-jerk. It was so reasonably presented,” and true enough, MSNBC today quotes from it, as does CNN, and as I\u2019m listening to people tell me this, I ask myself again, “All people would have to do is listen to this program once in the past two weeks and this op-ed would not be strange to them at all. It wouldn\u2019t be odd; it wouldn\u2019t be new. It wouldn\u2019t be, ‘Oh, wow, we never thought of that. Why, I haven\u2019t seen that before!'” Or if they don\u2019t want to take time to listen, I have a website where my program is transcribed.<\/line>It\u2019s just fascinating. I have been here over 17 years, and an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, and many in the mainstream press are stunned. <\/emphasize>They have never heard this kind of logic or reasoning before especially, “It was so reasonably presented! Why, it wasn\u2019t knee-jerk, and it wasn\u2019t wild or crazy or mean-spirited or extreme or any of that.” I must have had ten or 12 e-mails today from people. We have people inside all these places, folks, and people talk and so forth, but I\u2019ve just been chuckling about it. But it follows right along with Dianne Feinstein. Here she\u2019s listening to what she thinks <\/emphasize>is harsh, mean-spirited, extreme criticism of Harriet Miers from people on the right, and it\u2019s got her so fired up she might vote for Harriet Miers, and yet what they have done, as Democrats, to destroy the reputations and lives and careers of so many conservatives just never even registers — which, frankly, was one of the foundations in my thinking in writing the op-ed at the Wall Street Journal.<\/line>BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/line><\/p>\n

RUSH: So we had a couple comments in the mainstream press about this today. First on CNN during their American Morning segment, Soledad O\u2019Brien talking to Ron Brownstein of the LA Times, also a CNN contributor, and Soledad said, “You know, Rush Limbaugh has an article he\u2019s written in the Wall Street Journal. He says the Miers nomination shows the strength of the conservative movement. ‘This is no “crackup.” It\u2019s a crackdown. We conservatives are unified in our objectives, and we are organized to advance them,\u2019 and he\u2019s basically saying all this bickering among conservatives isn\u2019t a bad thing. It\u2019s a good thing, shows how tough and strong we are.”<\/line>BROWNSTEIN: It certainly shows how tough the conservative movement is. What was really interesting to me about reading that paragraph in particular, and I\u2019m glad you cited that one is, you know, the implicit sentiment in the word “crackdown” is that President Bush is the one who has to be cracked down upon. In the — in the way that Rush Limbaugh\u2019s phrasing it in that article he\u2019s sort of putting President Bush outside of the conservative movement and basically saying it\u2019s the conservative movement\u2019s job to bring him back to heel. This is a president who by and large through his first term rarely was at odds with them, pursued very many policy, uh, initiatives both at home and abroad that were — that were very attractive to conservatives, even at the price of polarizing the electorate and alienating Democrats, and I think the Limbaugh article underscores the extent to which he has now gotten crosswise with — and he is in a difficult position where he has to repair his standing both with his base and with the middle at the same time. That\u2019s not easy to do.<\/line> RUSH: (sigh) Anybody want to tell me what\u2019s wrong with this? You take a stab at one glaring thing wrong with this? There\u2019s one glaring thing wrong with this. He\u2019s got some of it right. The one glaring thing wrong about this is that they cannot get it through their heads that George Bush isn\u2019t on the ballot in 2008, and so whatever we\u2019re trying to do here vis-?-vis the crackdown, it\u2019s not oriented toward making George W. Bush more conservative — and that\u2019s where they don\u2019t understand conservatives and where they never will. We\u2019re already looking at \u201906 and \u201908 and we\u2019re looking at other candidates, folks. They\u2019re looking at Bush as still the guy they have to run against and they think that we\u2019re running against Bush, that we\u2019re positioning ourselves against Bush, and that\u2019s not the case. We know Bush is in his second term. We know Bush is going to do what he\u2019s going to do. Bush is a known <\/emphasize>commodity. He\u2019s a known quantity. He has a lot of love and respect among all of us on the right. We have followed this man through thick and thin. The war on terror is one of the primary reasons why. It is crucial. He has been the standard bearer on this. There have been some things that have not been quintessentially conservative but you know you don\u2019t get everything you want all the time. That\u2019s why you keep battling for it. But they can continue to focus in Bush in \u201908, \u201906 and so forth, but they miss the point about what we\u2019re doing and who we\u2019re looking at and where and why and what the objective is. I mean the objective is to keep winning elections, and since Bush isn\u2019t on the ballot in 2008, “bringing him to heel” is not what this is about. But they think it is.<\/emphasize> Even despite this, they still look at this as a huge rift. “Uh-oh, Limbaugh has thrown a dagger into the heart of George W. Bush and said, ‘Shape up, buddy, or we\u2019re shipping out,'” and that\u2019s not at all what the piece says, and for this we should be grateful, in a sense, because we\u2019re going to continue to be as conservatives, have the ability to operate in a stealth-like fashion because even when they watch us out in the open they don\u2019t see what we\u2019re doing. They don\u2019t see what we\u2019re about. They don\u2019t see what motivates us. (sigh) Stunning. Let\u2019s go to Norah O\u2019Donnell. She was on MSNBC this morning, and this is a little bit of her piece talking about what I had written regarding the nomination of Harriet Miers.<\/line>O\u2019DONNELL: What\u2019s interesting is that when we heard so many conservatives talk about how disappointed they were with Harriet Miers and saddened <\/emphasize>by this nomination and shows how weak <\/emphasize>the president is. Well, there\u2019s been somewhat of a turnaround, if you will. We already see Rush Limbaugh today writing a piece in the Wall Street Journal saying, listen, this doesn\u2019t show a big crackup <\/emphasize>in the Republican Party. This debate that we\u2019re having in fact shows that there\u2019s a crackdown and that we can in fact have a strength <\/emphasize>in the conservative movement, Limbaugh writing, “There is no crackup, <\/emphasize>it\u2019s a crackdown. We conservatives are unified in our objectives and we are organized to <\/emphasize>advance them.” Limbaugh making the case essentially that the purpose of the Miers debate is to ensure that we are doing the very best we can to move the nation in <\/emphasize>the right direction. So you see some of the circling of the wagons…<\/line>RUSH: (Laughing.) I\u2019m sorry, folks. I can\u2019t explain that one. All I can tell you is that once again, staring it right in the face, reading it word-for-word, they still get it wrong. This was not circle the wagons. This op-ed piece, nor anything I said last week that led to this op-ed, is not circling the wagons. Circling the wagons is what you do when you take a defensive position, when the Injuns are surrounding you and they\u2019re launching the bow and arrows at you, you circle the wagons and so forth. That\u2019s not what\u2019s happening here. The left is circling the wagons. The left can\u2019t figure out who they are. The left is afraid to tell everybody who they are. The stuff in this op-ed that should have awakened them; the stuff in this op-ed that should have opened their eyes the stuff in this op-ed that should have made them go, “Whoa, he may have had a point” has totally escaped them. All they can see no matter what they read is, “The conservatives still mad at Bush! Limbaugh firing latest salvo!” They\u2019re totally missing the point. But I know you don\u2019t.<\/line>BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/line><\/p>\n

RUSH: All right, now, I have a couple new stories here to make my point, make the point that I made in the op-ed. First, the Washington Times. It\u2019s a piece by Donald Lambro: “Bruised GOP Swinging Back.” Te upshot of his piece is that it\u2019s the Democrats who are in jeopardy. “Inside the Washington Beltway, things do look problematic for Mr. Bush and Republicans. Their polls are way down, due to, among other things, Iraq, gas prices,” blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. “But things are much different out in the real world where next month the Democrats could suffer back-to-back gubernatorial defeats in New Jersey and Virginia that would send a powerful message the GOP is very much alive and kicking. New Jersey is by far the most stunning political development in months. Jon Corzine, considered a shoe-in, is suddenly in a dead heat with his opponent, Republican Doug Forrester, according to an independent WNBC Marist poll and 600 registered voters. The latest numbers, along with corroborating internal polling data, have stunned political pros and shaken the Corzine campaign that once seemed to have a lock on the election in this heavily Democratic state. The race is driven by two huge issues: Democrat corruption in Trenton, and punishing property taxes, issues on which Mr. Corzine looks weak and that Mr. Forrester has hammered since day one.” It\u2019s corruption. It\u2019s property taxes.”<\/line>Now, inside the Beltway, the Democrats mantra is that we have a “climate of corruption” going on in the US House and in the Republican Party, and yet out in the real world where we\u2019re go to have a real election if you look at some polling data, you\u2019ll find that Democrats — and people in New Jersey, period — are fed up with high property taxes which is happening throughout the Northeast. I would love to get personal with you about this at some point, and maybe I will someday about why I go to New York so rarely<\/emphasize>, but that\u2019s for another day. Bottom line is that a lot of people are fed up with it and if they could get out, they would, but most can\u2019t so they can do only one thing and that\u2019s try to change their leadership. High property taxes, corruption in Trenton. <\/line>Then we move on to the Washington Post where the headline is: “House GOP Leaders Set to Cut Spending — House Republican leaders have moved from balking at big cuts in Medicaid and other programs to embracing them, driven by pent-up anger from fiscal conservatives concerned about runaway spending and the leadership\u2019s own weakening hold on power.” Now, I talked to Mike Pence, who is leading the House Republican efforts to cut spending, for an interview in the upcoming issue of The Limbaugh Letter, and he told me last week exactly what this story says, that he\u2019s got more and more House Republicans joining his team after they go home on break and they listen to their constituents and they come back and say, “You know, maybe you got something going here. I want to get on your team.” So the number of Republicans in the House that want to get their arms around this run away spending is increasing. “The Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee launched a public crusade for spending cuts last month with its leaders use news conferences, TV appearances, and media interviews to all but accuse the GOP leadership of profligacy. House leaders first tried to crush the RNC or at least push its efforts behind closed doors, but that didn\u2019t work.” So the efforts to neuter these House Republicans didn\u2019t work. They\u2019re coming back and coming on strong. <\/line>And then from the San Francisco Chronicle, a story written by their bureau chief, Marc Sandalow. “Listen to Democrats, and it\u2019s easy to say what they are not.” The headline says it all here: “As Republicans Stumble, Democrats Bumble: Strategists Say Dems Having Trouble Finding Identity, Offering Compelling Alternative,” and that\u2019s because we\u2019ve defined them. They cannot define themselves, folks. They don\u2019t dare! They do not dare<\/emphasize>. So while the mainstream press looking at my op-ed wants to focus only on what it says about Harriet Miers, they miss the real point of the whole thing which is that it\u2019s the Democrats that are cracking up; it\u2019s the Democrats that are in trouble. It\u2019s the mainstream press that\u2019s lost its influence, and we conservatives in the middle of a debate are doing nothing more than advancing our ideas, honestly and openly and with optimism, passion, and courage! And we\u2019re afraid of nobody about anything. We\u2019re not afraid to tell people who we think, and we\u2019re not afraid to persuade them. The Democrats can\u2019t even be honest with people about who they are and what they believe.<\/line>END TRANSCRIPT<\/line><\/p>\n

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