Senator Reid (D), Nevada, and several other likely suspects, in an attempt to Imus Limbaugh, sent a letter to the CEO of Clear Channel Communications claiming that Limbaugh called military personnel who exercised their right to free speech "phony soldieers."

The letter was given to Rush. The original is secured in a Haliburton brief case and is being auctioned on E-Bay. A copy is available at

Last check, bidding was over $50,000.00. Rush will match the final amount, after the bidding ends, Friday, October, 19, 2007. The total will be donated to the Marine Corps Law Enforcement Fund. Limbaaugh has recommended that Senator Reid and the forty other signers of the letter do the same.

The letter should be on the free side of the website. If it cannot be downloaded for some reason, send mail to Smear Limbaugh

Rush says he wants a copy on every refrigerator in the country.

Bidding closed at 1:00 PM, October 19, 2007, The letter and its Haliburton brief case sold for $2,100,100.00. Rush will match, all to be donated to the Marine Corps-Law Enforcement Foundation.

September 28, 2007
A couple days ago, Limbaugh and a caller referred to a fellow named Jesse Macbeth as a phony soldier. Macbeth had made a video in which he claimed to have been a ranger in Iraq and accused his fellow soldiers of war crimes. Moveon.puke and the media jumped on the wagon and touted the accusations all over print and air. The lie was spread all over the Near East web sites. Subsequently, it was learned that Macbeth was never a ranger, had never been in Iraq and served only 44 days in the military before he was released. He was prosecuted under a US Code, enacted in both houses of Congress, and convicted. Now Limbaugh has been denounced in the congress and the media for calling military personnel who do not agree with our military presence in Iraq as phony soldiers. Neither he nor his caller did that. Rumor has it that the Democrats who cannot do the job of the people, being obsessed with attacks, will bring a resolution to condemn Limbaugh.

My [Old Sarge] take is that Macbeth was a disgruntled wannabe who may have been separated from the military for non-adaptability reasons and was embraced by the Dems because he criticized the military, which they secretly, or not so secretly, hate. Of course, Macbeth is in good company when he bad-mouths his fellow military people:

Jesse Macbeth, wan-
nabe, 2007. Convicted
and incarcerated.

John Kerry, 1971, still
at large.

Senator Tom Harkin,
D-Iowa. Claimed Viet-
Nam fighter pilot
service. Still at large