Hey, I was wrong

I thought Rush Limbaugh was going to start his program today with a mea culpa for supporting a statist and pretending that he was a conservative messiah, but it sounds like Rush is doubling down behind a loser and is calling into question the election itself, implying that Obama rigged it.

What a sore loser! In spite of all of Rush’s propaganda about Romney being the perfect conservative messiah, the truth is that Romney’s real-world record proves otherwise. None of the propaganda during the election changes that. Rush sounds like he really honestly believes that Romney was the great conservative messiah instead of the gun-grabbing inventor of Obamacare that he really is. It’s a fraud that I though Rush would come clean on and explain how Romney lost the election, but instead we get more propaganda pretending that Romney is authentic—I don’t get it, does Romney or his cronies own Clear Channel or something? It makes me wonder…

There’s no mystery about this election. Romney won naive independent voters but he lost more informed Republican voters that knew full well that Romney is a statist in spite of all the propaganda and possible media ownership. Romney lost this election back when he spearheaded and passed the assault weapons ban. Romney lost this election when he had the elaborate bill-signing ceremony to celebrate the signing of Romneycare, the one thing he’s never flip/flopped on, his pride and joy.

Rush sounds like he’s bewildered how Romney could have lost; it’s perfectly obvious to me, and I predicted this election outcome last night months ago and hit the bullseye.

Now Rush is wondering how could anybody question the R-parties appeal to minorities, look at Condoleza Rice and Rubio, he says. Maybe it was when Republicans told everybody to vote for Romney because Obama is a Kenyan Muslim. Maybe it was when old, white GOP establishment types who supported Bush and Romney locked the doors to shut-out racial minorities who supported Ron Paul during the caucuses. Maybe Rush lost credibility on race when he smeared Ron Paul as a racist, the only Republican candidate that racial minority groups actually likes and supports, and tried to participate in the process but were cheated by people like Rush Limbaugh!

FloatingRock on November 7, 2012 at 12:45 PM

If Romney or his identifiable cronies owns Clear Channel or something Rush Limbaugh should disclose that sort of thing, BTW. That would explain a lot.

FloatingRock on November 7, 2012 at 12:48 PM

Go away.
Go away.
Go away.

albill on November 7, 2012 at 12:49 PM

I’m not going away, I’ve been here since the early days of HotAir. I’m one of the few people here, perhaps the only one, who called the election results last night months ago and hit the bullseye dead on. A 50/50 Romney loss. That’s because my analysis and prediction is reality-based rather than propaganda-based. Rush may be lost and bewildered right now, perhaps because he’s been wrapped up in propaganda mode for months now, but I’m not lost, my vision has been clear throughout. I’m one of the only people here at HotAir who actually does know what’s going on who was proven right last night; it’s the statists who’ve been smearing and ridiculing me during this election cycle that were proven wrong by real events.

FloatingRock on November 7, 2012 at 1:05 PM

Seth Halpern on November 7, 2012 at 1:02 PM

Romney won independents by a mile last night so should have won the election had he not lost Republicans by an even wider margin. There’s no denying that unless the numbers I saw about independents yesterday were wrong. If he won them then he lost Republicans. That’s not me saying that, it’s the numbers. Romney lost, we know this now.

Romney and the GOP lost this election when they cheated and rigged votes during the caucuses and maliciously smeared Ron Paul and his supporters, including me. They lost it when they told everybody to vote for the R statist instead of the D statist because the D statist is a Kenyan Muslim who is trying to destroy America. A lot of Republicans obviously stayed home, others voted for Gary Johnson or wrote in Ron Paul.

Romney lost the election when he passed Obamacare and the gun ban and the rest. A billion dollars worth of lies, promises and propaganda just doesn’t change the facts.

If Rush is right that Romney is the pillar of conservatism, yet he lost to the worst president in history, then it sounds like conservatism is dead and Rush has failed.

He need to come to terms with it and have a mea culpu and try to reconcile with former tea partiers like me if he wants to try to rebuild a winning coalition.

FloatingRock on November 7, 2012 at 1:14 PM