Salazar calls for Limbaugh reprimand

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I'm sure you've heard about Rush Limbaugh's call for riots in Denver that he's now trying to say is "just a dream". Today Colorado Senator Ken Salazar called for Denver radio station 850 KOA to reprimand Limbaugh.

"As I read Mr. Limbaugh's comments about riots at the Democratic National Convention in Denver, they appear to me to be a clear exhortation that those riots are exactly what he wants to happen," said Salazar. "For that kind of incendiary comment, I ask Clear Channel to reprimand Mr. Limbaugh." - Denver Post

Rush Limbaugh (aka Jeff Christie pictured on left) windbag extraordinaire has once again proven how much of a lowlife he is. After making fun of Michael J Fox and getting arrested for Oxycontin abuse he's out there again trying to gain attention.

Rush Limbaugh says he was not calling for a riot in Denver during the Democratic National Convention — he only "dreams" of it, to the tune of "White Christmas."

For a second day in a row today, the conservative talker discussed the potential for protests and power struggles at the August convention.

"Now, I am not inspiring or inciting riots. I'm dreaming, I'm dreaming of riots in Denver," he said mimicking the holiday tune.

He explained on-air: "Riots in Denver at the Democrat Convention would see to it we don't elect Democrats," Limbaugh said. "And that's the best damn thing (that) could happen for this country as far as anything I can think."

Glenn Spagnuolo,an organizer with the protest group Re-create 68, called Limbaugh a fool.

"We don't need another 5,000 illiterate Limbaugh listeners coming to Colorado," he said, mocking a comment this week by State Rep. Douglas Bruce, R-Colorado Springs, calling migrant workers "illiterate peasants" as he debated a bill to accommodate up to 5,000 guest workers in the state. - Denver Post

Right Rush... because the Republicans have been doing such a bang-up job over the past 8 years.