Wednesday, May 04, 2005
Frauds are charming
Leave it to the professor:
Ah, yes. See, when you vehemently defend a position that you yourself don't believe in whatsoever, well, that's not hacksterism. It's charming.
I heard the exchange Reynolds was referring to, by the way. Rush got his clock cleaned. He should be embarrassed. Especially delicious was hearing the thrice-divorced and childless Mr. Limbaugh trying to explain that the sine qua non of marriage was "procreation."
RUSH LIMBAUGH is currently having an amusingly flustered discussion of anal sex in the context of marriage, gay and straight, with a female caller. One of Limbaugh's charms is his complete inability to pose as a convincing social conservative.
UPDATE: Got in the car right after posting this to go take the Insta-Daughter to the doctor and heard more. Limbaugh makes a poor defender of traditional marriage, but he gave it the old college try.
Ah, yes. See, when you vehemently defend a position that you yourself don't believe in whatsoever, well, that's not hacksterism. It's charming.
I heard the exchange Reynolds was referring to, by the way. Rush got his clock cleaned. He should be embarrassed. Especially delicious was hearing the thrice-divorced and childless Mr. Limbaugh trying to explain that the sine qua non of marriage was "procreation."