If he does, I'd like to see some proof of his statement on the "threat" increase other than his sayso. He may be pulling this out of his ass like a lot of his other comments in the past. For the record, Bush gets about 200 death threats a day.
I have listened to Rush for several years pretty regularly while I work at the computer, and he has never instigated so much as a letter-writing or phone calling campaign against a politician. Even the most rabid talk show hosts like Michael Savage shy away from even hinting at death threats or other illegal actions...he may be crazy but he isn't stupid. Callers who start heading in that direction are swiftly headed off at the pass.
Most virulent opponents to Rush and talk radio have never actually listened to him, but have just read internet stuff posted by his enemies.
BTW, the Left tried this gag after the Oklahoma City bombing too.
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- Any links to Daschle's latest temper tantrum?
- Speak of the debbil
- Do you suppose he might have a point about death threats to his family?
- Re: That was -- 'entertaining' . . . ;^) (n/t) (n/t)
- Dashelle has lost it. Again.
- Funny how he never complained of the "very shrill edge" in political discussion...
- Speak of the debbil