Rush Limbaugh: No More Aid for Haiti

January 14, 2010 RSS Feed Print

By John A. Farrell, Thomas Jefferson Street blog

Did he really say that? I guess so. I checked his web site. He's not even ashamed he said it.

For Rush Limbaugh, the deaths of thousands of Haitians in a natural disaster is just fodder for another hateful rant against American government and President Obama.

Said Rush:

This will play right into Obama's hands. He's humanitarian, compassionate. They'll use this to burnish their, shall we say, "credibility" with the black community--in the both light-skinned and dark-skinned black community in this country. It's made-to-order for them. That's why he couldn't wait to get out there, could not wait to get out there.

What kind of world does this nincompoop live in, that this nonsensical musing pops out of his mouth? What makes him see things through such an ugly prism, at a time when the bodies are still being dug from the wreckage?

And then this oaf went on to discourage Americans from making contributions to the Red Cross because, via foreign aid, "we've already donated to Haiti--it's called the U.S. income tax."

What a Christian.

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I also say that there are plenty of people who could use help here right in the good ole U S of A....

and yes our taxes will pay for the help already promised to them....I don't know about other people but I was taught that charity starts in the home...you don't give more than you can afford...but should give what you can...enough is enough with Haiti...that doesn't diminish our compassion for their losses.

juliann b of CT 2:09PM February 12, 2010

Enough Is Enough.

Ok, the United States has raised over 528 Million (Headline) “Help Haiti Exceed $528-Million, Chronicle Tally in Philly. “ Now we did more than any other country and it’s time to collaborate right in the United States and help clean up our own backyard.

There is a Reverend, named Trey Noran in the Denver area that has a desire to open two homeless hotels, his web site Hislovestreetministries.com I read and heard of this man from face book and just last evening on WCAN Radio. My suggestion is that George Clooney followers and other Stars assist Reverend Noran right here in this country.

Dr. Sophia Hudson

Sophia Hudson of NV 2:45PM February 07, 2010

John A. Farrell, I'm proud to disagree with you. There are so many countries going through trauma in this world-wide recession, so many catastrophes worldwide. Among them is the recession and poverty in our own country! It's not fair to focus 100% of our attention on a single country simply because it serves for a nice political image.

And regarding your "Christian comment", you need to get off your high horse and back to reality. Because calls identifies themselves within a particular label, such as Christian, doesn't make them a robot. People have opinions, choices, etc. and perhaps you're projecting your own wacky ideal of what you think a Christian is onto others. "Take the splinter out of your own eye first", as the say.

Sheesh, you left-wing wackos and Hollyweirds!

Derek Jackson of CA 1:44PM February 06, 2010

John A. Farrell

John A. Farrell

John Aloysius Farrell is a contributing editor at U.S. News & World Report. An award-winning Washington reporter, he has written for The Boston Globe and The Denver Post and is the author of Tip O’Neill and the Democratic Century and an upcoming biography of the great American defense attorney, Clarence Darrow.

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