How many cards did Rush get last Sunday?

Tell you what.  When Rush Limbaugh can get it up and keep it up long enough to actually father a child, then he can come to me and try to tell me how to raise my sons.

Stupid Salon link's playing tricks on people.  Ken Houghton thoughtfully provided the money quote from Greenwald in the comments here.

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[Domoni]

OK, the story doesn't appear for me. All I see is "Next Next Next." Is it just me? What am I missing?

[Chris the cop]

Any particular event trigger this rant, Lance, or did it just pop off the keyboard?

[Ken Houghton]

The link works if you've already go a Salon site pass. Fair use portion of "Chris Matthews on Fred Thompson's sexiness and smells":

During the last week, when I was traveling, I spent substantial time driving in a rental car, and thus had the opportunity to listen for large chunks of time to The Rush Limbaugh Show, which I hadn't actually heard in several years. Virtually the entire show is now devoted to an overt celebration of masculinity -- by Rush Limbaugh -- and to claims that Democrats and liberals lack masculinity.

As but one example, Rush claimed that the New York Times buried the story of the JFK terrorist plot on page C30, immediately prior to the Sports Section, because nobody would see it there, because the "wimps and sissies who read the New York Times don't read the Sports section, because it's too macho for them."

And just as Glenn Reynolds has done, Rush has developed a virtual obsession with the book The Dangerous Book for Boys, geared towards teaching "boys how to be boys." Rush spent the week hailing it as the antidote to what he calls the "Emasculation of America."...

There are few things more disorienting than listening to Rush Limbaugh declare himself the icon of machismo and masculinity and mock others as "wimps." And if you look at those who have this obsession -- the Chris Matthews and Glenn Reynolds and Jonah Goldbergs and Victor Davis Hansons -- what one finds in almost every case is that those who want to convert our political process and especially our national policies into a means of proving one's "traditional masculine virtues" -- the physically courageous warriors unbound by effete conventions -- themselves could not be further removed from those attributes, and have lives which are entirely devoid of such "virtues."

[Molly, NYC]

When Rush Limbaugh can get it up and keep it up long enough to actually father a child . . .

Now, there's an argument for abortion on demand.