>>"All this has become the tempest that it is because I must have been right about something," Limbaugh said. "If I wasn't right, there wouldn't be this cacophony of outrage that has sprung up in the sports writer community."
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>But the best line (can't find the exact quote) was when he said something about how he guessed you don't have freedom of speech some of the time. What bull. First, freedom of speech refers to the _government's_ ability to restrict what you say, not to individuals. Second, nobody stopped him from saying it; there were simply consequences to his action.
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>Tamar
Tamar;
I agree with your assessment. It is called reality! :)
We have the right to pay taxes. Just one of my favorite "rights" is the Sedition Act of 1918. I can see it coming back into common usage.
http://www.lyceum.org/events/HD2003/2100/1918.htmTom
