From the Media Matters post titled: Rush Limbaugh on "stories" about how "the black frame of mind is terrible": "Tiger Woods' choice of females not helping 'em out"
Audio: Rush defends himself on the Black frame of mind comments
Rush Limbaugh: (on Tues. 12/8) "I got two more stories in the stack today about how black unemployment is through the roof. Black unemployment is terrible. The black frame of mind is terrible, they're depressed, they're down -- Obama's not doing anything for 'em. How is that hoax and change workin' for ya? They're all livid. I mean, they thought there were gonna be an exact 180-degree economic reversal and it's done nothing but get bad for everybody, but they're especially upset about it because they look at him as one of them, and now they feel abandoned. And I'm sure Tiger Woods' choice of females not helping 'em out with their attitudes there either."
I guess this is a step in the right direction, Limbaugh says he is only "reporting" stories. Now, of all the things that Rush spouts on a daily basis over the airwaves, WHY would a Media Matters.org post (picked up by the Huffington Post by the way) get under his skin. Maybe even he realizes what he says is ridiculous. Read more
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