Well…here it is. Your little paragraph out of a larger monologue which you choose to use as your battleground.
And it's Michelle Obama. About nutrition. And it's just just aside. And you make a debate out of it.
Here's what I posted. A portion of the complete monologue which you choose to try and take a guy down.
We'll post this first….then come back to you. Goose and Gander baby.
Here it is:
The interesting thing, too, about this race -- and this is a little piece here from Forbes. "Alex Sink Rides Global Warming Alarmism to Surprise Congressional Defeat." The Democrats had this global warming talk-athon earlier this week, and they are doing that primarily to raise money, but they actually think they have a winning campaign issue. They don't yet realize that a majority of people, when everything is frozen over two and three times and the Democrats continue to talk about global warming and climate change, they just don't get it. They've got so much invested in this. It's like Obamacare, those two issues give the Democrats total control over everything.
Global warming -- I've got this later in the program -- global warming has now found its way onto nutritional labels of food. The Democrats, under the guidance of Moochelle Obama are going to now incorporate global warming facts, characteristics, what have you, in warning labels and nutritional labels on food. And the reason for this is total control over every aspect of people's lives. It's just hideous, what these people are doing.
The Forbes story on the global warming aspect. "The national media this morning are calling Democrat Alex Sink's surprise defeat in a bellwether special Congressional election yesterday a foreboding referendum on Obamacare. Perhaps this is so, but only slightly less noteworthy is Sink supporters' failed attempt to turn victorious Republican David Jolly's global warming skepticism into a political albatross."
James Taylor is the writer of this story for Forbes. He lives in the district. And he said, "Having just moved into Florida's US House District 13, I was shocked these past two weeks to discover how global warming became the central issue dominating television's political commercials. Granted, I haven't been watching much television, as moving from one house to another has been nearly a full-time job. Nevertheless, it seemed I couldn't go 15 minutes into my limited viewing schedule without seeing the same Sierra Club/League of Conservation Voters commercial excoriating Jolly for being a global warming skeptic."
The point here is the Democrats lost on two of their fundamental issues. The Democrats were rejected big time on two of the most important issues they are pushing: Obamacare and global warming. And I hope they keep it up. I'm tempted to shut up about it. Global warming is not a winning political issue. They haven't succeeded. This was my point yesterday, a guy called asking me, "Why are you optimistic?" He said, "I don't see any hope, Rush. The debt alone dooms this country."
I said, "If you were sitting where I'm sitting, you'd be optimistic. For 25 years, here, global warming was supposed to be the law of the land and we were supposed to already have laws that dictate the way we live." When Algore comes out 20 years ago and says, "We've only got 10 years or else," and Ted Danson and all these other wackos?
Global warming was supposed to have secured the Democrat Party majority 15 years ago. But it's been beaten back. I mean, there are lot of global warming skeptics, but it's like anything else. Many in the Republican Party have not made a big deal of it. There have been very few of us who've really made a big deal of it, but we pushed it back. We kept this from happening. That's the reason for being optimistic.