RUSH: Kim Gandy, who is the president of the NAGs -- the National Association of Gals -- has written a piece. It's on the NAGs' website: www.NAG.org. She writes this. "Try to put yourself in this picture: Imagine you are a woman with two children, and you live in perpetual fear. Your husband hits you frequently, and threatens to put you on the street if you ask for money to buy groceries or clothes for the kids. As primary caregiver to your kids, and due to lack of money and other resources, going...

RUSH: We've got this story here. It's all over the LA Times. A lot of people are talking about it, the approval of Congress, lowest in a decade. Los Angeles Times/Bloomberg poll. Just 27% of Americans now approve of the way Congress is doing its job, down from 36% in January when Democrats assumed control of the House and Senate. Now, listen to the opening paragraph of the LA Times story. "Fueled by disappointment at the pace of change since Democrats assumed the majority on Capitol Hill,...

RUSH: I want to add just a little bit to the monologue I did in the last hour about why this immigration stalemate is such a great opportunity for people to learn the dangers of big government. Not to be repetitive, but to set this up, the American people opposed this because they don't think that the federal government can do what it says it's going to do in this bill. They don't think the government can do it, and they don't believe the people telling them from the federal government that they...

RUSH: You've got to hear this. Algore, September 29th, 1992 at the Center for National Policy. He is then Democrat vice presidential nominee. Algore is on the campaign trail, and he was speaking again to the Center for National Policy about the George H. W. Bush Iraq policy as vice president and president. We have three sound bites. Here's the first.ALGORE: Bush deserves heavy blame for intentionally concealing from the American people the clear nature of Saddam Hussein and his regime and for...

RUSH: Kim Gandy, who is the president of the NAGs -- the National Association of Gals -- has written a piece. It's on the NAGs' website: www.NAG.org. She writes this. "Try to put yourself in this picture: Imagine you are a woman with two children, and you live in perpetual fear. Your husband hits you frequently, and threatens to put you on the street if you ask for money to buy groceries or clothes for the kids. As primary caregiver to your kids, and due to lack of money and other resources, going...

RUSH: I want to add just a little bit to the monologue I did in the last hour about why this immigration stalemate is such a great opportunity for people to learn the dangers of big government. Not to be repetitive, but to set this up, the American people opposed this because they don't think that the federal government can do what it says it's going to do in this bill. They don't think the government can do it, and they don't believe the people telling them from the federal government that they...

RUSH: Listen to this. This is from London: "A leaked e-mail message has led to speculation that the British government plans to promote vegetarianism as part of a broader strategy to fight climate change. In a message sent earlier this year to a vegetarian lobbying group..." I told you these... Even the vegetarians are a bunch of activists. You have militant vegetarians, you do, and they're out there trying to force you to eat what they think you should. Like I said yesterday, "You want the biggest...

RUSH: You gotta hear these next two sound bites, folks. They are of Dan Blather, formerly of the CBS Evening News. Yesterday he was on MSNBC with Joe Scarborough who was working in the morning, and Scarborough said, "There was this terrible miscalculation by Rome Hartman, a producer over at CBS Evening News, and a couple CBS News execs that they were going to soften up the news and that way they could expand their viewership, get more women in there. Do you think that's one of the problems Katie...

RUSH: We've got this story here. It's all over the LA Times. A lot of people are talking about it, the approval of Congress, lowest in a decade. Los Angeles Times/Bloomberg poll. Just 27% of Americans now approve of the way Congress is doing its job, down from 36% in January when Democrats assumed control of the House and Senate. Now, listen to the opening paragraph of the LA Times story. "Fueled by disappointment at the pace of change since Democrats assumed the majority on Capitol Hill,...

RUSH: Emily in Cary, North Carolina, welcome to the EIB Network. Hello.CALLER: Hi, Rush. How are you? RUSH: Fine. Thank you.CALLER: Great. It's great to talk to you. I'm just calling because I finally have a reason to buy a hybrid. I've been waiting because I've been debating about it because I'm tired of the oil-rich countries, you know, becoming rich on the backs of Americans, so I've been wanting to buy something that, you know, would use less oil so we would in turn give more oil...

RUSH: You've got to hear this. Algore, September 29th, 1992 at the Center for National Policy. He is then Democrat vice presidential nominee. Algore is on the campaign trail, and he was speaking again to the Center for National Policy about the George H. W. Bush Iraq policy as vice president and president. We have three sound bites. Here's the first.ALGORE: Bush deserves heavy blame for intentionally concealing from the American people the clear nature of Saddam Hussein and his regime and for...

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Rush's Morning Update: Pork and BeansJune 13, 2007Watch It! Download Morning Update Video in QuickTimeListen to It! Windows Media Player|RealPlayer In the '06 campaign, Democrats promised voters they'd stop the unchecked growth of pork. No more spending requests for bridges to nowhere! No more secret “earmarks” snuck into spending bills in the dead of night! Democrats would bestow blessed fiscal sanity!But once Democrats regained power, lo and behold: the pork survived. There are...

You're Missing Out on Thousands of Rush Quotes! Join Rush 24/7 NOW!"The biggest difference between liberals and conservatives is that liberals want to control your life. Conservatives don't." "I have nothing against vegetarians. See, this is my point. I don't care what you eat. Just stay outta my life. Don't tell me I have to eat it." "Dingy Harry Reid is going to go to the floor of the Senate at 2:15 and ask for a moment of silence on the 3500 soldier deaths in Afghanistan and Iraq. This is to...

Story #1: Bill Clinton: We Should Live in HutsRUSH: Have you heard about Bill Clinton's latest idea for global warming? Sod roofs, ladies and gentlemen. Thatch roofs like they have in the Third World. This is after we got Sheryl Crow and her one square of toilet paper per bathroom visit. Clinton is out making speeches to college students encouraging homeowners to skip the tar and the shingles and lay sod roofs. Well, what do you do in a drought? You gotta water the sod roof. If you don't...