Rash Limbo: "How Low Can You Go?" UPDATED

Rash Limbo

how low can you go ?

LIMBAUGH: Yes, I think in the Haiti earthquake, ladies and gentlemen -- in the words of Rahm Emanuel, we have another crisis simply too good to waste. This will play right into Obama's hands -- humanitarian, compassionate.

They'll use this to burnish their -- shall we say -- credibility with the black community, in the both light-skinned and dark-skinned black community, in this country.

It's made-to-order for 'em. That's why he couldn't wait to get out there. Could not wait to get out there. 

ADDENDUM:  The following day, Rush took a call from,  April a woman that took issue with his remark. 

The caller asked why Rush made his comment that Obama boost his credibility with "light-skinned and dark-skinned black community in this country" by responding to the Haiti earthquake. Rush responded that this was a media tweak of the day and it worked out perfectly. He was just using Harry Reid's words -- throwing liberals' words in their faces. The caller wasn't buying it and accused Rush of evading the question. Rush responded that he was saying that Obama will politicize anything, including Haiti.

Rush then continued with April, who said to him: It doesn't sound like the president is making the Haiti situation political; it sounds like you are. Rush asked if April ever listens to Rush or just gets her information from places like the Huffington Post. 

Rush called April a blockhead and close-minded bigot and continued ranting about the media, April, and certain websites that transcribe his words. Rush said that Obama took three days to respond to the attempted Christmas Day attack but responded to Haiti very quickly. (If we're comparing Obama to Bush, Bush took six days to respond to the shoe bomber.) He then told April that she has "tampons in her ears" and moved on to another caller...