Rush Limbaugh busted again, this time by Customs

[FormerLurker]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/06/26/AR2006062601378.html

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- Rush Limbaugh was detained for more than three hours Monday at Palm Beach International Airport after authorities said they found a bottle of Viagra in his possession without a prescription.

Oh, man - this is some funny stuff. I wonder if this will affect his plea agreement with the State Attorney on his doctor-shopping charges?

A doctor had prescribed the drug, but it was "labeled as being issued to the physician rather than Mr. Limbaugh for privacy purposes," Roy Black, Limbaugh's attorney, said in a statement.

ROFLMAO. Paranoid that someone would discover you're taking Viagra? Now it's all over the national news because you decided once again that you were "above the law."

How's that "privacy" thing workin' out for ya now, Rush?

[tonton]

What do you bet he went on some sex trip to Florida without his wife, and now all hell is going to break loose at the Limbaugh household...

"You're taking Viagra? But we haven't had sex for fourteen months!"

[tonton]

Isn't it the doctrine of most conservatives that people who don't break the law shouldn't have any concerns with privacy matters?

[SDW2001]

Originally posted by tonton
Isn't it the doctrine of most conservatives that people who don't break the law shouldn't have any concerns with privacy matters?

No, that's your own strawman argument.

[jimmac]

Sorry but this is just typical of main stream ultra conservatives.


Hypocritical!:lol:

It happens time and time again!

[Aurora]

Originally posted by FormerLurker
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/06/26/AR2006062601378.html



Oh, man - this is some funny stuff. I wonder if this will affect his plea agreement with the State Attorney on his doctor-shopping charges?



ROFLMAO. Paranoid that someone would discover you're taking Viagra? Now it's all over the national news because you decided once again that you were "above the law."

How's that "privacy" thing workin' out for ya now, Rush? Funny indeed, the he-man Rush first is popping pills while discrediting others, now it turns out heman Rush cant get it up without a pill. Guess thats what happens when you become a fat sit on your arse spinmaster republican.:lol: Rush likes those pills.:rolleyes:

[SDW2001]

Originally posted by Aurora
Funny indeed, the he-man Rush first is popping pills while discrediting others, now it turns out heman Rush cant get it up without a pill. Guess thats what happens when you become a fat sit on your arse spinmaster republican.:lol: Rush likes those pills.:rolleyes:

I'm sure this story has nothing to do with the fact that he is Rush Limbaugh. Nothing at all.

[jamac]

Originally posted by SDW2001
I'm sure this story has nothing to do with the fact that he is Rush Limbaugh. Nothing at all.

If it wasn't Rush we would never know. Why didn't he use the pills on his trip. Not even his money could get him laid???
And why in hell does he feel the need to bring the pills back with him?? He thinks he can break the law just like Geaorge and get away with it.

<edited by audiopollution: play fair, please. >

[Placebo]

Originally posted by SDW2001
No, that's your own strawman argument.
You just used the term incorrectly. Congrats. We need to stop trying to prove that we can access to Wikipedia every time somebody makes an argument.

[Outsider]

Rush is twice divorced and currently single. FORNICATOR!

:)

[shetline]

Originally posted by Outsider
Rush is twice divorced and currently single. FORNICATOR!

:)
Yes, but somehow I don't I should hold my breath waiting for the Moralizing Majority to get all worked up about what this particular unmarried man would want Viagra for. I'm sure there's some good, Christian, non-sinful explanation. :)

[sammi jo]

Hello???

More evidence of bigger, longer, uncut, more intrusive government into peoples' private lives. Whatever substances a person wishes to ingest should be their business. Rush knows the risks from taking viagra. If he gets a 4 hour erection, or suffers a heart attack, that's his business. Leave the Feds out of all this stuff.

Regarding drug policy, imho the best course is a credible public education as opposed to scare campaign that kids can relate to, extensive treatment programs and a "you know the risks, so if you get messed up its your laugh" attitude. Take law enforcement out of the user-end area to concentrate their efforts at the supply end, decriminalizing simple possession.

The beneficiaries of the illegal status of certain high demand "recreational drugs" (and the subsequent "war on drugs") are prison corporations, the banking industry, organized crime cartels and street thugs. its hardly a wonder that certain drugs remain illegal. It's got nothing to do with public health or "protecting America's young". Just follow the money, business as usual.

[dac0nvu]

Originally posted by tonton
What do you bet he went on some sex trip to Florida without his wife, and now all hell is going to break loose at the Limbaugh household...

FYI, Rush lives in West Palm Beach.

[Gilsch]

It's a set-up by the left.

[shetline]

Originally posted by sammi jo
More evidence of bigger, longer, uncut
These are not words I needed to see in the context of a story about Rush and Viagra.

[Placebo]

Originally posted by Gilsch
It's a set-up by the left.
Yes, of course. I'm glad somebody is reasonable around here.

[southside grabowski]

Originally posted by Gilsch
It's a set-up by the left.

Probably not, but it wouldn’t shock me. The left hates Rush. After Ronald Reagan, no one has done more for the resurgence of conservatism and the Republican Party in this country than Rush.

[midwinter]

Non-issue. Move along, move along.

[SDW2001]

Originally posted by sammi jo
Hello???

More evidence of bigger, longer, uncut, more intrusive government into peoples' private lives. Whatever substances a person wishes to ingest should be their business. Rush knows the risks from taking viagra. If he gets a 4 hour erection, or suffers a heart attack, that's his business. Leave the Feds out of all this stuff.

Regarding drug policy, imho the best course is a credible public education as opposed to scare campaign that kids can relate to, extensive treatment programs and a "you know the risks, so if you get messed up its your laugh" attitude. Take law enforcement out of the user-end area to concentrate their efforts at the supply end, decriminalizing simple possession.

The beneficiaries of the illegal status of certain high demand "recreational drugs" (and the subsequent "war on drugs") are prison corporations, the banking industry, organized crime cartels and street thugs. its hardly a wonder that certain drugs remain illegal. It's got nothing to do with public health or "protecting America's young". Just follow the money, business as usual.

This may shock you, but I completely agree. The War on Drugs is a disaster.

[SDW2001]

While I'm at it, I think the title of this thread should be changed because it is factually inaccurate. Rush Limbaugh was not "busted" in any sense.

[shetline]

Originally posted by SDW2001
This may shock you, but I completely agree. The War on Drugs is a disaster.
Add I agree as well. Stuff like this shouldn't happen.

Then again, until we do end these ridiculous invasions of privacy, I'm not above savoring the embarrassment of a bloviating hypocrite who supports this kind of thing for everyone else, a man who feeds off spouting "values" he clearly doesn't adhere to himself, getting a taste of his own medicine -- so to speak. :D

[jamac]

Originally posted by sammi jo
Hello???

More evidence of bigger, longer, uncut, more intrusive government into peoples' private lives. Whatever substances a person wishes to ingest should be their business. Rush knows the risks from taking viagra. If he gets a 4 hour erection, or suffers a heart attack, that's his business. Leave the Feds out of all this stuff.

Regarding drug policy, imho the best course is a credible public education as opposed to scare campaign that kids can relate to, extensive treatment programs and a "you know the risks, so if you get messed up its your laugh" attitude. Take law enforcement out of the user-end area to concentrate their efforts at the supply end, decriminalizing simple possession.

The beneficiaries of the illegal status of certain high demand "recreational drugs" (and the subsequent "war on drugs") are prison corporations, the banking industry, organized crime cartels and street thugs. its hardly a wonder that certain drugs remain illegal. It's got nothing to do with public health or "protecting America's young". Just follow the money, business as usual.

This is not about drugs. This is about importing goods into the US without proper documentation. It has nothing to do with privacy either. Rush is a seriously disturbed whacko. He deserves to be cought for smuggling. I revise my opinion of homeland security. They did their job. That it was Viagra is just beautifully sweet icing on the cake.:lol:

[a_greer]

Hard-liner is soft at the core!

Blow-hard cant get blown!

It's official! ALL of Limbaughs blood has been replaced with hot air!

Even Limbaugh needs chemical help dealing with bush!

A man that owns his own jet cant get it "a mile high"

His ego isnt the only thing artificialy enlarged...

[giant]

Originally posted by SDW2001
While I'm at it, I think the title of this thread should be changed because it is factually inaccurate. Rush Limbaugh was not "busted" in any sense.
:err:

Not that such silliness a surprise coming from the resident Rush fanboi.

BTW, what was he doing in the DR w/ viagra? Sounds like sex tourism to me.

[tonton]

This still wasn't as funny as the Bill O. "Falafel" gaffe.

[Gene Clean]

Originally posted by SDW2001
While I'm at it, I think the title of this thread should be changed because it is factually inaccurate. Rush Limbaugh was not "busted" in any sense.

Yes. In fact, he was "busting out" in the washroom when the customs caught him.

[trick fall]

Hard-liner is soft at the core!

Blow-hard cant get blown!


Man lets give the guy a break. It can't be that easy to get it up for Satan.

[a_greer]

One head is always swollen, the other cant get swolen no matter how bad he wants it without pills!!!

These jokes write themselves!

Impotentce isnt funny, this particular sufferer, however, is hillarious!

[shetline]

Originally posted by trick fall
Man lets give the guy a break. It can't be that easy to get it up for Satan.
You sure about that?

http://hollywoodcostumesandparty.com/legave/83012.jpg

[tonton]

Originally posted by SDW2001
While I'm at it, I think the title of this thread should be changed because it is factually inaccurate. Rush Limbaugh was not "busted" in any sense.

I really don't get it.

He did something undeniably illegal. He got caught.

Sounds like "busted" to me. Or am I missing something?

Has the Republican knee-jerk become so strong that they just formulate black-faced lies of denial out of habit?

[Flounder]

Originally posted by tonton
This still wasn't as funny as the Bill O. "Falafel" gaffe.

nothing can top that! :)

Man, I wish there hadn't been a settlement so I could have heard those tapes.

[SDW2001]

Originally posted by tonton
I really don't get it.

He did something undeniably illegal. He got caught.

Sounds like "busted" to me. Or am I missing something?

Has the Republican knee-jerk become so strong that they just formulate black-faced lies of denial out of habit?

No, it wasn't illegal. Hello?

[giant]

Don't be so on Limbaugh's knob that we have to break out urban dictionary, SDW. Limbaugh was BUSTED!

[midwinter]

Originally posted by SDW2001
No, it wasn't illegal. Hello?

It isn't illegal to bring prescription drugs into the country that are not prescribed to you?

[SDW2001]

Originally posted by midwinter
It isn't illegal to bring prescription drugs into the country that are not prescribed to you?

No.

[midwinter]

Originally posted by SDW2001
No.

Groovy. See you all later. I'm heading to Mexico for a few days.

[BRussell]

When I saw this headline, my first thought was sympathy - he's addicted and can't control his behavior. But when you see that it's Viagra?! This guy's an idiot. He gets busted for funny business with prescription drugs, makes an agreement to not get in trouble again for 18 months, and then... gets busted for funny business with prescription drugs again. That's not addiction, that's just stupidity.

[shetline]

Originally posted by BRussell
That's not addiction, that's just stupidity.And/or arrogance.

[Gilsch]

Originally posted by midwinter
Groovy. See you all later. I'm heading to Mexico for a few days. :lol:

[SDW2001]

Originally posted by midwinter
Groovy. See you all later. I'm heading to Mexico for a few days.

My understanding is that as long as his doctor verifies the prescription was in his name for privacy reasons, he's fine.

[Gene Clean]

Originally posted by SDW2001
My understanding is that as long as his doctor verifies the prescription was in his name for privacy reasons, he's fine.

So... can I do the same? And get some marijuana... of course, it'll be under my doctor's name... for privacy reasons...

[SDW2001]

Originally posted by Gene Clean
So... can I do the same? And get some marijuana... of course, it'll be under my doctor's name... for privacy reasons...

Marijuana is not in the same class of drug. It's illegal in most places. But, if you did what he did exactly...I believe it is OK under Florida law.

[dac0nvu]

Originally posted by SDW2001
Marijuana is not in the same class of drug. It's illegal in most places. But, if you did what he did exactly...I believe it is OK under Florida law.

Not sure what "class" of drug Viagra is, but here's an interesting article I found. Maybe Rush's problem is that he didn't "delclare" to Customs. The link is talking about "controlled" substances.

http://seniorhealth.about.com/cs/prescriptiondrugs/a/mexico_rx.htm

A 1998 amendment allows a United States resident to import up to 50 dosage units of a controlled medication without a valid prescription at an international land border. These medications must be declared upon arrival, be for your own personal use and in their original container. However, travelers should be aware that drug products which are not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration may not be acceptable for such importation.

It is against the law not to properly declare imported medications to U.S. Customs. lt is important to have medications in the originally-dispensed container;


More..... http://phoenix.about.com/cs/health/a/mexicodrugs.htm

[addabox]

From an Orlando Sentinel article: (http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/state/sfl-prush27jun27,0,7843810.story?coll=orl-home-headlines)

Limbaugh joked about the search on his radio show Tuesday, saying Customs officials didn't believe him when he said he got the pills from the library of former President Bill Clinton, and that he was told the tablets were blue M&Ms. He later added, chuckling: "I had a great time in the Dominican Republic. Wish I could tell you about it."


Ha ha! From Clinton! Who is such a sleazy randy old goat that he would...., um, have the very same...... well, anyway, fucking whores in the Dominican is a blast, fellow moralists, wish I could go into details about how sexual tourism in impoverished countries makes for some very interesting times! Poverty is quite the aphrodisiac!

At the very least this may mean trouble for Rush's plea deal on doctor shopping, which stipulates regular urine tests. Can't do thorough testing if you don't know what the subject is taking, can't know what the subject is taking if he evades reporting requirements.

[jimmac]

Originally posted by addabox
From an Orlando Sentinel article: (http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/state/sfl-prush27jun27,0,7843810.story?coll=orl-home-headlines)



Ha ha! From Clinton! Who is such a sleazy randy old goat that he would...., um, have the very same...... well, anyway, fucking whores in the Dominican is a blast, fellow moralists, wish I could go into details about how sexual tourism in impoverished countries makes for some very interesting times! Poverty is quite the aphrodisiac!

At the very least this may mean trouble for Rush's plea deal on doctor shopping, which stipulates regular urine tests. Can't do thorough testing if you don't know what the subject is taking, can't know what the subject is taking if he evades reporting requirements.


While we are on the subject of Clinton I found this amusing :

http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/06/28/consultant.conviction.ap/index.html

Another fine example of a conservative, mud slinging, hypocrite. ;)

[shetline]

Originally posted by addabox
Ha ha! From Clinton! Who is such a sleazy randy old goat that he would...., um, have the very same...... well, anyway, fucking whores in the Dominican is a blast, fellow moralists, wish I could go into details about how sexual tourism in impoverished countries makes for some very interesting times! Poverty is quite the aphrodisiac!
You don't understand. IOKIYAR (http://www.reachm.com/amstreet/archives/2005/04/30/iokiyar/) (It's OK If You're A Republican).

[SDW2001]

Originally posted by shetline
You don't understand. IOKIYAR (http://www.reachm.com/amstreet/archives/2005/04/30/iokiyar/) (It's OK If You're A Republican).

Nice link.

[SDW2001]

Originally posted by jimmac
While we are on the subject of Clinton I found this amusing :

http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/06/28/consultant.conviction.ap/index.html

Another fine example of a conservative, mud slinging, hypocrite. ;)

That's stupid.

[jimmac]

Originally posted by SDW2001
That's stupid.


Well all I can say is you have nothing to add to the discussion as usual.;)

[tonton]

Originally posted by SDW2001
My understanding is that as long as his doctor verifies the prescription was in his name for privacy reasons, he's fine.

Your understanding is wrong. It's illegal to import any controlled substance without a license or valid prescription without declaring it.

Rush imported a prescription medication not prescribed to him. He did not declare it. Period. It is illegal. There is no "loophole" for privacy.

[Placebo]

The only reason you people care is that it's Limbaugh, give it a rest.

[shetline]

Originally posted by Placebo
The only reason you people care is that it's Limbaugh, give it a rest.
Yes, I'd love to see a hypocritical blowhard who spouts so much hate and intolerance, a man whose ugly rhetoric played a roll in helping to put Bush in power and keep him there, fall, and fall hard. I don't know if we'll be so lucky, or if he'll weasel his way out of trouble again, but yes, hoping for a little poetic justice does make some of us care.

[midwinter]

Originally posted by Placebo
The only reason you people care is that it's Limbaugh, give it a rest.

The only reason you people want us to give it a rest is that it's Limbaugh.

Ooh! Chiasmus!

[SDW2001]

Originally posted by tonton
Your understanding is wrong. It's illegal to import any controlled substance without a license or valid prescription without declaring it.

Rush imported a prescription medication not prescribed to him. He did not declare it. Period. It is illegal. There is no "loophole" for privacy.

Not according to what I read on the topic.

[SDW2001]

Originally posted by shetline
Yes, I'd love to see a hypocritical blowhard who spouts so much hate and intolerance, a man whose ugly rhetoric played a roll in helping to put Bush in power and keep him there, fall, and fall hard. I don't know if we'll be so lucky, or if he'll weasel his way out of trouble again, but yes, hoping for a little poetic justice does make some of us care.

I've listended to Rush on ocassion and I've never found him to spew hate. He does roast dems, and in a hilarious manner. It's entertainment and not much more.

Secondly, it's amazing that liberals can go on and on about drug addiction being a disease worthy of treatment, or that the government has no place telling you what to ingest, or an number of arguments...and then turn around and villfiy limbaugh for getting addicted to pain killers that he started for a legimate problem. Who are the hypocrits?

Edit: I forgot...speaking of hypocrisy, why do you condone the government trying the sieze Limbaugh's medical records for this case? I thought you care about privacy?

[Flounder]

Originally posted by SDW2001
Secondly, it's amazing that liberals can go on and on about drug addiction being a disease worthy of treatment, or that the government has no place telling you what to ingest, or an number of arguments...and then turn around and villfiy limbaugh for getting addicted to pain killers that he started for a legimate problem. Who are the hypocrits?

I rarely agree with your postings, but that is an excellent point. I hope he gets the help he needs. Much like any codled rich and famous actor/athlete/pundit/whatever, being insolated from real-world consequences (and often real-world help too I think) can let things rapidly spiral out of control.

[shetline]

Originally posted by SDW2001
Secondly, it's amazing that liberals can go on and on about drug addiction being a disease worthy of treatment, or that the government has no place telling you what to ingest, or an number of arguments...and then turn around and villfiy limbaugh for getting addicted to pain killers that he started for a legimate problem. Who are the hypocrits?
Wow, way to totally miss the point! I can't decide if this is deliberate evasion, or if you have a natural talent for amazingly biased, self-justifying thinking.

Let's go through this slowly:

Person A has an understanding or accepting attitude towards X.
Person R vilifies X, says people who do X are ruining this country, should be thrown in jail, etc.
Person R is caught doing X.
Person A now sees R as a hypocrite -- a justifiable use of the word "hypocrite" if ever there was one.
Person A's understanding or accepting attitude towards X doesn't automatically translate into forgiveness of R's own hypocrisy.

Now please, explain where in this scenario A becomes a hypocrite the way R does. A criticizing R for X is not a sudden hypocritical denouncement of X itself -- although pretending to miss that distinction, or being dull enough not to comprehend that distinction, does make for a great rhetorical opportunity to foam at the mouth with indignation. A is critical of R's hypocrisy which is made evident by R doing X.

[dac0nvu]

Originally posted by SDW2001
Not according to what I read on the topic.

If you're talking about the links above: http://seniorhealth.about.com/cs/prescriptiondrugs/a/mexico_rx.htm I suggest you re-read it. Yes, it does say that you are permitted to bring in up to 50 dosage units of a controlled(!) medication without a valid prescription... However, here is where you get in trouble......It is against the law not to properly declare imported medications to U.S. Customs...
http://phoenix.about.com/cs/health/a/mexicodrugs.htm
...If you lie to customs about having drugs and you are caught, the consequences could be simple, like having the drugs taken away, or very serious, such as going to jail...
If you have another source, I'd like to see it.

Now take into account how much trouble he's *already* in and I think you'll see this is not the same as some random joe crossing the border with some Viagra.

[BRussell]

As far as I know, a person cannot be addicted to viagra. This is not some drug problem that we need to have compassion for, it's just a guy violating a plea agreement.

[addabox]

Originally posted by SDW2001
I've listended to Rush on ocassion and I've never found him to spew hate. He does roast dems, and in a hilarious manner. It's entertainment and not much more.

Secondly, it's amazing that liberals can go on and on about drug addiction being a disease worthy of treatment, or that the government has no place telling you what to ingest, or an number of arguments...and then turn around and villfiy limbaugh for getting addicted to pain killers that he started for a legimate problem. Who are the hypocrits?

Edit: I forgot...speaking of hypocrisy, why do you condone the government trying the sieze Limbaugh's medical records for this case? I thought you care about privacy?

Point, SDW. SDW, point. Don't believe you've met.

1. Part of Limbaugh's schtick is the usual winger contempt for weak people with low morals, poor impulse control and a penchant for lawbreaking, AKA wards of the welfare state, AKA the Democratic party's base. Some variant on the notion that drug addled criminal types aided and abetted by liberals comprise a big chunk of "the problem" is practically the founding meme of right wing invective.

It is inevitable, don't you think therefore, that when a man of such strident capacity to distinguish right from wrong, such eager willingness to heap approbation on and encourage the harshest measures for those who don't measure up to his standards himself falls prey to the trap of addiction, there would be a certain amount of, well, gloating, among those who find his demagoguery repellant?

"Started for legitimate reasons" doesn't have fuck all to do with it; there are lots and lots of people serving draconian sentences in prison, with Rush's hardy approval, who started down their path trying to self-medicate. Difference? No access to high-priced doctors, and when they got caught, no access to high-powered legal team.

So, either Rush is a dangerous, hypocritical blow-hard, advocating completely indefensible social policy out of a completely unearned sense of superiority, meaning policies should be changed, amnesty granted for millions, and Rush should apologize for being so wrong for so long, or we take him at his word and he should get exactly the same treatment he has advocated for so many: lock him up and throw away the key.

No hypocrisy there-- I advocate a complete end to the so called "war on drugs" while recognizing that applying the current system of determinate sentencing and guaranteed prison time plea bargaining to affluent white people would make that happen very quickly.

2. The current issue isn't about "drugs" so much as is about "the law", as in who has to be completely in compliance with the terms of probation and who doesn't. You think some recently paroled black drug offender gets to joke on the radio about how he blew off the terms of his probation while his lawyers make the trouble go away?

In a way the same issue as #1-- Rush and his fans live in a world where "people like him" ought to get second chances and the full protection of all the justice money can buy, while "those people" need to be dealt with in the harshest way possible.

So when we mock Rush we're thinking about the mockery of justice that he represents, and his almost overwhelming hypocrisy.

Of course, you would find that in itself to be "hypocritical", because in the debased rhetoric of the endless defense of thugs and criminals "justice" is merely some stupid liberal talking point that means nothing.

[giant]

Originally posted by SDW2001
Secondly, it's amazing that liberals can go on and on about drug addiction being a disease worthy of treatment, or that the government has no place telling you what to ingest, or an number of arguments...and then turn around and villfiy limbaugh for getting addicted to pain killers that he started for a legimate problem.
What Shetline said. You totally missed the point.

[Placebo]

Originally posted by midwinter
The only reason you people want us to give it a rest is that it's Limbaugh.

Ooh! Chiasmus!
You know I'm usually pretty liberal. But it's just so transparent that you're hating on the guy because he's, uh, a despicable conservative asshole. Wait.

[midwinter]

Originally posted by Placebo
You know I'm usually pretty liberal. But it's just so transparent that you're hating on the guy because he's, uh, a despicable conservative asshole. Wait.

Please see my first post in this thread. And then ask me about my favorite Rush callers. I used to listen to him every day, and I think he can be awfully, awfully funny.

I repeat, again, that the only reason conservatives care about this is that he's Rush. If this were Al Franken, we'd be having the same conversation, except conservatives would be calling for his head and I'd be saying that Franken deservedly got into trouble but that, in the end, it's a non-issue.

[Nordstrodamus]

Um, yeah... there really is no defending Rush here without looking like a fool.

If Rush walked his talk he would would have served time and would have no business posessing Viagra because he believes sex out of wedlock is a sin.

He deserves scorn for being a hypocrite, not because he's a limp drug addict.

[jamac]

Rush Limp Ouch was there:
link for adults only! (http://www.4womenoftheworld.com/nats/dominican.php?nats=MzE6Mzox&tour=dominican)

This place has a lot of sex tourism. They are known for underaged prostitutes. This is being advertised everywhere.
A man of his exposure should know better.

Rush next time go to St. Kitts.

[Gilsch]

Originally posted by jamac
Rush next time go to St. Kitts. Just out of curiosity. Ahem. What's in St. Kitts? ;)

[shetline]

Originally posted by jamac
This place has a lot of sex tourism. They are known for underaged prostitutes. This is being advertised everywhere.
A man of his exposure should know better.
Doesn't the Dominican Republic also have many lovely old churches and fascinating historical sites to visit? That's a "guy thing" to do, isn't it?

Okay, I can't explain how the Viagra fits in... give me time. Tryin' to think Right Wing is hard work! :)

[Placebo]

Originally posted by ShawnJ
Shetline and addabox have the instructive posts on this topic.

Unless you want to keep repeating your completely facile point.
Who cares.™

[midwinter]

Originally posted by Placebo
Who cares.™

US Customs and a judge in Florida, I imagine.

[vinea]

Originally posted by Placebo
The only reason you people care is that it's Limbaugh, give it a rest.

The guy single handedly dumbed down the Republican party by a good 20 IQ points. As a republican it really annoys me and frankly it's small justice for him to be exposed for what he is.

A pox on all talk show hosts and political pundits.

Vinea

[Outsider]

Except for Sam Seder. He's cool. :)

[jamac]

Originally posted by Gilsch
Just out of curiosity. Ahem. What's in St. Kitts? ;)

Nothing but monkeys. In other words "Rush fans".

[Outsider]

Unfortunately, there will be no 'busting' of any kind.

http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/07/05/limbaugh.viagra.ap/index.html

Still, getting this out in the open. Trip to DR alone, bottle of viagra. :)

[SDW2001]

Originally posted by Outsider
Unfortunately, there will be no 'busting' of any kind.

http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/07/05/limbaugh.viagra.ap/index.html

Still, getting this out in the open. Trip to DR alone, bottle of viagra. :)

Won't say "Told You So." Oh wait, I just did.

[Gilsch]

Originally posted by SDW2001
Won't say "Told You So." Oh wait, I just did. It's amazing how you could type that while doing cartwheels. I see a future in Cirque du Soleil for you. Oh wait. That's a french name. **** that!
;)

[SDW2001]

Originally posted by Gilsch
It's amazing how you could type that while doing cartwheels. I see a future in Cirque du Soleil for you. Oh wait. That's a french name. **** that!
;)

Yes, yes...I'm so excited that my hero Rush is free at last...free at last...FREE AT LAST!

I was actually just going by what I read...which was that his actions were not illegal under FL law as long as his doctor was in on the "privacy prescription" arrangement.

[Outsider]

And his moral superiority is STILL intact.

1 Corinthians 10:30-33