Limbaugh Dreams of Living In Wyoming
Jan 10th 2008ScottAmerican History & Politics & Wyoming & conservatism & elections & satire
My ears perked when heard Rush expound Wednesday afternoon:
Now, frankly, I have a fantasy. Wouldn’t it be just fun, wouldn’t it be fascinating if there were no polls, no pre-election polls whatsoever? Stop and think for a moment. It will never happen, I know, but stop and think if every election, primary or general, had no polling in it, and you had no idea what your neighbors were thinking unless you asked them, but you couldn’t talk to everybody in the state. If you lived in New Hampshire, you couldn’t talk to everybody to find out what was going to happen. All you could do is talk to your friends and some of your neighbors. You wouldn’t have the slightest idea. It would be totally up to you and what you think: not joining the crowd, not opposing the crowd. It would be totally up to you. I think it would be fascinating. It’s a fantasy of mine.
When I heard that, I was reminded of a news report I heard in the days prior to the WYGOP County Conventions:
Whether anyone has an advantage is unknown. There has been no public polling, and those familiar with the results of the Republican precinct caucuses held last month said no clear candidate emerged when delegates to the county conventions were selected.
After I heard this report, it dawned on me, You know, they’re right. We haven’t had the onslaught of daily tracking polls and such. Come to think of it, that’s kinda nice. The media’s not creating the front-runner for us. That’ll be decided on Jan. 5. Cool!!!
So, any bets as to when Rush establishes residency in the northwest corner of Wyoming?
4 Comments »
Sunflower Desert on 10 Jan 2008 at 7:43 am #
Oh heck Rush — think of Fremont County!!!! You wouldn’t want to surround yourself with those libtard Jackson folk.
I hear you’re neighbors with Ann Coulter, maybe she’s up for a move too?!
Scott on 10 Jan 2008 at 2:42 pm #
Granted, he has the money to afford Jackson, but I don’t think he would move there just because of the expense and lack of the “big city conveniences” (although the internet can solve much of that; but then he could also brag about flying into one of the only airports in a National Park.)
Fremont Cty. does have some of the big city stuff, but I’m inclined to think that he would favor someplace along the I-25 corridor.
However, if he moved to one of the four counties in the Big Horn Basin, Emblem could become the new Rio Linda
Linda on 22 Feb 2008 at 2:37 pm #
No thanks Rush, we would rather you not come here
Scott on 05 Mar 2008 at 2:03 am #
Linda,
1) where is “here.” A few different locations have been discussed.
2) why not?