The U-bomb

Did he call her "Moosechelle"? I think it's “Mooch-elle.” As in, she's a "moocher".

I've never even heard this as an accusation.

Do you have a link to back this one up?

 

Here's the thing. If I say that about any black person in a column or on a radio show, I'm fired. He does it as a calculated move to get in the public eye. That's a creepy existence for somebody with so much political clout.

 

It's listed in the quotes section, just over halfway down the page:
http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,1882947,00.html

 

Haven't heard Flushy Boy talking too much about the Sandusky mess.

For some reason it seems like he doesn't want to talk about paunchy middle-aged guys procuring young boys for sex.

Or, it may be time for another one of his Caribbean vacations.

Interesting, and concerning.

 

I had never heard it used racially.

 

Maybe Rush doesn't use the urban dictionary.

 

I knew the arrogance angle with uppity (I think it is code for educated also). I was not fully aware of the racial component.

 

You've never heard uppity used racially? In the South that's the only way I've ever heard it used.

 

What does that matter? The song is racist in any context.

 

What do you expect from someone who rants about how druggies should be locked away for life, but when he got busted, oh no, he's just misunderstood.

 

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=rush+limbaugh+chelsea+clinton+dog

 

I'm a Yankee, and the only use of uppity I knew was the one Bodie mentioned.