Does this story not represent your typical Rush listener? Living in his car? LMAO!!!!!!?

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http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070810/ap_on_fe_st/odd_living_in_car;_ylt=Auw6lXi4Fuz9rrsQuzyUb26s0NUE
This guy is jobless, lives in his car, annoys the neighbors, and listens to Rush EVERYDAY, and uses his yard as a toilet! ROTFLMAO!
"She's not going to support me not having a job and bumming around," Graham said. "I'm trying my best to get a job and get up out of this rut."
But his neighbors, who say Graham plays loud music, often spouts obsenity-laced tirades and uses his yard as a toilet, aren't amused. They have asked the city to prohibit such living arrangements.


Graham acknowledged that he watches TV, listens to music and sometimes sleeps in his blue, 1989 Buick Century. The car is parked on a concrete slab, mostly covered by a large, blue tarp that is secured with bricks and cinder blocks.
"I get better reception there than I do in there," he said, pointing at the house. "I listen to Rush (Limbaugh) every day, just about."

Typical Conservative? you be the judge

Answer 1

I would say it probably doesn't.

Answer 2

But then why do the democrats say that they represent the poor and that Conservatives just want to protect the rich?

Thats what the news always tells me--miniorities and poor are democrats. Republicans are just rich white men with their Cape Cod country club golf course and Mercedes Benz.

If that is the case, and that is what you believe, then shouldn't all the below the poverty line be Conservatives? And therefore Edwards would be a democrat for representing the rich?

Answer 3

No - he is just a nut case - there are many of them out there - funny how only those that claim a conservative bent get into national news though, eh. Maybe it's because 90% of the people who work in news organizations are liberals. "All the news that's fit to print", right?

You, on the other hand, are a typical liberal. Find an extreme example and label everyone that you don't like and/or agree with as such...very typical.

Answer 4

He has the right to live on his property in any manner he wants . He can listen to any channel on his radio he desires and use his property within the confines of the law .

Its wrong for people to pass more laws just to make this guy conform to the norms of society by forcing him back to living indoors with his wife whom he seems to prefer not to be with at this time .

Will they arrest and jail him for killing her after they force him back into the house where he is subject to having to listen to her voice .

Seems people do not know when to mind their own business and if they do not like it they can move .
If he was violating any current laws he could be subject to fines and arrest .

Answer 5

Someone else posted this about 20 minutes ago.


Folks, we have another strong entry for a young journalist helping out the democrat party by finding rare, weird people to talk about.

Answer 6

Pretty much.

I volunteer at a local food pantry.

Do you know who the most conservative people I deal with at the food pantry are?

Not the preachers,or the church ladies,or the majority of our clients.

It's the homeless,who carry on about George Bush saving America.

He's got quite the following on Skid Row.

Answer 7

A typical nut case, conservative or liberal. Because Rush has the largest audience he has the largest nut case audience.

Answer 8

Rush has over 20 million listeners... more than any other show on radio.... now what do you think?

Answer 9

Anything that's in the news is exceptional, not the norm. Remember the saying: "Dog bites man, not news. Man bites dog, news".