It’s hard to believe that this : The campaign against Judge Sotomayor began on the editorial pages of the ultra-conservative Wall Street Journal and was given much wider exposure when it was taken up by Rush Limbaugh, the right wing radio talk show host. … was written, not this week, but more than ten years ago

Good news for lawmakers: the governor seems confident there will not be a special session. Today, he said if members would get to work, they can accomplish the “work of the people.” As for his schedule over the next four days: he’s heading to a fundraiser with Rush Limbaugh tonight

Listening to conservatives like Pat “She’s an Affirmative Action Pick” Buchanan, Rush “He Picked the Hispanic” Limbaugh, and Tom “Latino KKK” Tancredo play the race card in attacking the nomination

County is failing because Obama is succeeding – coralvillecourier.typepad … what I meant … . This country is failing because President Obama is succeeding.” — Rush Limbaugh … the current examples of Cheney, Newt Gingrich and Rush Limbaugh and play hardball with Democtrats

Remember Lanny Davis? He was the “Democrat” you could regularly count on during the Democratic primaries to say something amazingly stupid in … the wrong words … they just feed it and give it life and give Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity

FromCNN Political Research Director Robert Yoon Sonia Sotomayor spoke to the University of California, Berkeley School of Law in 2001.(CNN) — Since President Obama named Sonia Sotomayor Tuesday as his pick for the Supreme Court, much attention has been given to a 2001 speech the federal appeals court judge gave at the University of California,

White House aides on Hill to coordinate Sotomayor strategy – politicalticker.blogs.cnn … have not adopted some of the harsh language coming from conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh … , and your legislative agenda looks gets Rush Limbaugh She Did Not Misspeak, But the Obama Administration

FromCNN Political Research Director Robert Yoon Sonia Sotomayor in 1997 wrote about judicial activism.WASHINGTON (CNN) – Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor shared her views on judicial activism with members of the Senate during her two previous federal court confirmation hearings in 1992 and 1997