Ron Reagan Accuses Rush Limbaugh Of Domestic Violence

THE WIFE-BEATING TRICK

Ron Reagan: Domestic Violence Marred Rush's Marriages





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Among the oldest tricks contained in just about any dusty, dog-eared political playbook is to ask one's opponent when he stopped beating his wife. As the burden shifts to the accused to prove otherwise, there's no need to back up the charge with evidence.

It's also one of the cheapest tactics, however, reserved only for the truly desperate. That most likely explains why Air America libtalker Ron Reagan (seen in right image praying to the Sun God for ratings) has resorted to it: his career depends on generating some much-needed attention.


Rather than ignore his cry for help, your Radio Equalizer would like to call attention to his words, especially given Reagan's supposed reputation for thoughtful analysis rather than sewer-level attacks.

Hey Ron, have you got any evidence to back this up?

Here's our exclusive YouTube clip and partial transcript from Monday's Ron Reagan Show:

REAGAN (8:52): I’m guessing that the White House advisor on domestic violence will never say that beating your wife is OK, which may be a disappointment to Limbaugh.

And you wonder why this guy can’t stay married...

To fuel his smear effort, Reagan selectively excerpted a Limbaugh monologue from a week ago that expressed concerns over Obama's overuse of White House-appointed "czars" to oversee nearly every aspect of life in America today.

As these directors are accountable to no one but the president, it represents a rapid, unchecked expansion of the executive branch that has many concerned about potential abuses of power in the years to come.


It was just two weeks ago that we caught Reagan resorting to grade school-level fat jokes. As in that instance, Ron's comments again appear to be scripted.

While there's a case to be made for ignoring the rantings of Ron Reagan and others in the bizarre world of liberal radio, it provides further evidence that the "hate talk" so despised by "progressives" often actually originates from the left. It also reveals a chronic inability to make substantive arguments that would build a case for liberal idealism.



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