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Article: He's not kidding
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- Chicago Sun-Times
- Article date:
- September 30, 2007
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News Item: Rush Limbaugh, criticized for using the phrase "phony
soldiers" while talking about soldiers in Iraq who oppose the
occupation, claims he was quoted "out of context" and was referring
to a single soldier.
Which is why he said "phony soldiers."
In response to a caller named Mike who complained that the press
doesn't listen enough to the "real soldiers" in Iraq.
In a general attack on soldiers who express doubts about the
occupation.
You can read more about it at www.rushlimbaugh.com, at which
Limbaugh asks for an apology for the "smear" against him.
And you can review the transcript and audiotape at
www.mediamatters .org and other places on the Internet.
While a number ...