This Regime will play judge, juror and executioner and destroy businesses if they can.

RUSH: The Commerce Department has issued their initial estimate for the third quarter GDP: grew at one-and-a-half percent.  This is a disaster for this country. 

RUSH: Clinton came along and they passed something called the Community Reinvestment Act.  And you remember what that did?  The federal government forced banks to lend money to people who had no prayer of ever paying it back. 

RUSH:  A member of Congress finally starts talking about this stuff, and why, why, it blows the roof off the place!

RUSH: This is a standard Democrat tactic, to poor-mouth: "Oh, woe is me, oh, poor me." And Obama's got a fundraising letter saying that it's his birthday next week, and it may be the last birthday he ever spends in the White House, but that's up to you, 'cause you have to send him money. 

RUSH: Buchanan's essentially saying: We've reached the point where there are more takers than producers, and they'll continue to vote as takers, continue to be takers. Yet, Romney might win this.

CALLER: I caught you on TV... It was about the time you kept playing that clip of Clinton at Ron Brown's funeral.

RUSH: They look at government in ways we don't. They know that they're not gonna win every election. They know they're not gonna control the Treasury forever. So they're trying to put in place as many irreversible policies, spending policies, as they can.

RUSH: This is actually a really, really good question. 

RUSH: You know what's happening to people who appear in Romney ads? They're being harassed. 

RUSH: A direct assault on Christians. With economic punishment thrown in including threats from government officials that are in clear violation of the Constitution.

RUSH: See, political correctness means you can't tell the truth.

RUSH: A story out of the University of Colorado at Denver: Some women are deemed too attractive to hire.

CALLER:  Stealthily and cunningly stuck in there was a little clause that outlawed these little mom-and-pop shops that sold roll-your-own cigarettes.