Harry Reid Praises Limbaugh on Sale of Letter for $2,100,100

Politico.com reports that Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has just announced on the Senate floor congratulations to himself and Rush Limbaugh for the money “they” raised for a worthwhile cause.

“What could be a more worthwhile cause?” Reid asked today on the floor. “I think it’s really good that this money on eBay is going to be raised for this purpose. When I spoke to Mark Mays, he and I thought this probably wouldn’t make much money, a letter written by Democratic senators complaining about something.”

“Never did we think that this letter would bring money of this nature,” Reid said. “Everyone knows that Rush Limbaugh and I don’t agree on everything in life, and maybe that is kind of an understatement. But without qualification, Mark Mays, the owner of the network that has Rush Limbaugh and Rush Limbaugh should know that this letter that they’re auctioning is going to be something that raises money for a worthwhile cause.”

It takes a lot of gall to praise the money raised for this charity when you were the very object of scorn that guaranteed its success. The now infamous letter was written by Reid, signed by another 40 Democrats including Clinton and Obama, and addressed to Clear Channel boss Mark Mays. The purpose of the letter was an attempt by 41 Democratic senators to deprive a private citizen of his gainful employment, his earned income, and his right to free speech.

Rush 1 – Democratic Senate 0.

The letter went for $2,100,100, won by philanthropist Betty Casey. Rush will match the winning bid bringing the total to $4,200,200 to the Marine Corp – Law Enforcement Foundation.

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3 Responses to Harry Reid Praises Limbaugh on Sale of Letter for $2,100,100

  1. Debbie says:

    Rush was genius to do this. Reid is trying to take some credit, but he only makes himself look like the horses butt that he is. The icing on the cake: the military and the children win. The woman with the high bid is called Rush’s “biggest fan”. Good for her.

  2. NRA1975 says:

    Not only is the foundation going to get $4+ mil, a caller to the show on Friday after the auction, suggested that Rush sell copies, signed by Rush for $1,000 a pop. This caller said he would be the first to put up the $$$ and challenged 999 other listeners to do the same so the total could be $5+ mil.

    Our senator from Virginia, Jim Webb signed the letter. I am going to write him a letter asking him to send one to Congressman Starke apologise and be censured for his comments. Seems fair to me!

  3. M. Simon says:

    I have just received an anonymous e-mail with a link to a site, I Call BS, that purports to have a secret recording of Harry Reid’s Secretary from Friday morning. You can listen to the mp3 and judge for yourself. It seems authentic to me.

    Some one should tell Rush.

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