GOP Establishment Attacks Tea Party, Not Hillary

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Monday, February 17, 2014

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"I have been wrong every time I have predicted Mrs. Clinton's future movements. You know, I'm a student of the women's movement when walking behind it, and that's how I've observed Mrs. Clinton. And every time I have predicted she wouldn't run, I've been wrong. I don't think she's gonna run in 2016, and I'll go further even if I'm wrong again. If she does run, I don't know of any front-runner who has actually won anything in a long, long time, and she is the presumptive front-runner right now." -Rush

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"Over at Amazon, there are currently 2,600 reviews of Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims, and it has a collective rating of 4.8-out-of-5 stars. Now, I don't study these things a lot, but I have to tell you, I don't think I have ever seen such a high review ranking for any book at Amazon." -Rush

"The Republican establishment does not think the country is in crisis, as you and I do. This level of debt, Obamacare, unemployment, economy, it's just a cycle, like there are always cycles in the country and in politics. The country, as founded, is not threatened. That's kook talk, they think. They really do." -Rush

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"The lobbying-consultant class of the Republican Party and Republican leadership, who have been attacking the Tea Party and alienating them, they want the IRS to do this. That's why there hasn't been any establishment Republican pushback on the IRS. It's almost safe to say the Republican establishment might be willing to lose a couple of elections if it meant getting rid of the Tea Party; because it's clear, folks, they don't want to win any elections the Tea Party can claim any credit for." -Rush

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