'Comedienne' Wishes Rush Limbaugh Dead, As Obama Laughs About It

The scene of this 'humor' was the White House Correspondent's dinner in Washington DC. Only it wasn't humor by the furthest stretch of the imagination but a hate filled and disgusting diatribe.

Here's what she had to say:

"Rush Limbaugh said he hopes this administration fails, so you're saying, 'I hope America fails', you're, like, 'I don't care about people losing their homes, their jobs, our soldiers in Iraq'. He just wants the country to fail. To me, that's treason...

He's not saying anything differently than what Osama bin Laden is saying. You know, you might want to look into this, sir, because I think Rush Limbaugh was the 20th hijacker. But he was just so strung out on OxyContin he missed his flight."

She then finished up by saying: "Rush Limbaugh, I hope the country fails, I hope his kidneys fail, how about that? He needs a good waterboarding, that's what he needs." Obama thought this bit was pretty hilarious, grinning and chuckling and turning to share the "joke" with the person sitting on his right.

There was also a tasteless gibe about Sarah Palin's daughter I won't dignify by repeating.

So, for the crime of wanting Obama's socialist policies to fail Limbaugh is vilified as a
terrorist and a traitor, who ought to be tortured...along with wishes for his imminent death, while the current occupant of the White House has a good time listening to this and yukking it up.

I seem to remember something in Obama's inaugural about a new era of civility in Washington, quoting the Bible that it was "time to put away childish things". Of course, like almost everything else that's come out of Elmer-Gantry-With-A-Tan's mouth, that turned out to be pure horse manure.

The White House Correspondent's dinner is historically a 'roast' for the president, a time to satirize and poke fun at the chief executive.Barack Hussein Obama is the only one in history to use it as a forum for D-list `comics' to attack his political enemies. That says a great deal about the man's basic character - or rather, the lack of it.

There's a positive side to this, however. Limbaugh's audience probably tripled, as curious people tuned in for the first time to see what he'd say about being accused of being a terrorist and a traitor who ought to be tortured and die, while the president of the United States laughed about it.

Limbaugh didn't deign to address it in the first hour of his show today, but anyone who was listening heard him at his best...and many of them will be back for more.