Media Mutters' phony "phony soldier" Rush Limbaugh scam

When I first saw the stories snapped up by the left I knew it was a bogus charge against Rush. He was in fact talking about a real phony soldier, Jesse McBeth who made bogus claims about atrocities he claimed to have seen as an Army Ranger. He was not a Ranger and he never saw any atrocities, but for awhile he was a real hero for the left. Rush should have as much fun with this as he did when the left thought he was really getting his mom a new can opener for the dog food she would have to eat because of Republican "cuts" in spending.

Here is Rush's response to Media Mutters and the Democrat phony outrage.

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