Every Little Kid's Dream: The Hall of Fame
RUSH: What red-blooded American kid growing up in the Midwest doesn't dream of being in the Hall of Fame someday? And yesterday I made it into the Hall of Fame in the state of Missouri, with a bust and everything.



RUSH: Here is Melinda Henneberger, who's somewhat trying to be funny here, but in all comedy, there is a grain of truth, and she's quite upset. And, believe me, she speaks for the Maureen Dowds of the world and the Gloria Borgers, the whole crowd.
RUSH: It's an interesting cycle now where a breast-feeding mom in the midst of the War on Women shows up on the cover of TIME Magazine and we are inundated with calls from young mothers totally supportive of her. This is not a good day for NOW. They're not happy here. Don't doubt me on this.
RUSH: When we started making changes, it wouldn't take long at all.
RUSH: They ran this late on Friday, The Politico did, I think in an effort to try to bury the details of the story Friday afternoon, in a White House-type document dump. "Nearly two-thirds of Americans believe that the United States benefits from having a rich class." That is a slam-dunk defeat for Obama.
RUSH: What planet is he living on? The news media is full of his agenda every day. If the graduates at Barnard College are depressed and out of sorts it's because he has made the whole country that way. Blaming the media now? Let me ask you a question, folks. If you and I got the kind of press Obama gets, would you complain about it?









