Limbaugh does Obama’s kid song parody — Rush Hudson Limbaugh MMM MMM MMM

Published on October 7th, 2009

You may hate him, but you’ve got to admit he does great parodies. I know it is his name, but I think when these guys say Barack Hussein Obama they want to associate him unfairly as a bad guy.

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# 1 Alfred1 said, on October 7th, 2009 at 4:37 pm

Ur missing the fact kids sing the Barrack HUSSEIN Obama…Rush didn’t add it in…therefore the parodoy includes Rush’s middle name.

I think its great Obama fail…then American succeeds.

# 2 The Warden said, on October 7th, 2009 at 4:51 pm

The reason why so many hate Limbaugh, even though then NEVER listen to him and ALWAYS take him out of context, is because he’s so dead on with his parodies.

# 3 circuitsmith said, on October 7th, 2009 at 4:59 pm

white noise

# 4 mustardtits said, on October 7th, 2009 at 5:04 pm

Wow I never watched him before but I always wondered what all the paper russeling sounds were and now I know. He is as fidgety and nervous as Tom Arnold ,maybe they are on the same medication.

# 5 Larry Bud said, on October 7th, 2009 at 5:17 pm

I think Rush was the funniest when he was on Oxycontin. I mean, the man was so funny he lost his own hearing! Do you think Rush crushed it up and snorted it, or took it straight with a bottle of whiskey?

# 6 highaman said, on October 7th, 2009 at 5:40 pm

The reason why so many hate Limbaugh may be because he’s a right wing extremist and proud of it. He doesn’t need to make sense out of expelled words to be right, because he always is!

(Now about this controversy) Thank god Jon Stewart was there to show how unsignificant this song was AND showed a video of children singing praises to Bush the same way.

The indoctrination has always been there. To refuse indoctrination is unpatriotic and really the people pointing a problem in this small song are shooting themselves in the foot while they should shoot themselves in the head (though suicide is unlikely for zombies).

(and now for the clip) I really like when he says that this is “More fun than a human being should be aloud to have”. Now that was funny!

# 7 Bastian said, on October 7th, 2009 at 5:54 pm

Oh my goodness sake. I voted for the guy but someone should have told these individuals that mmm mmm mmm was not appropriate for little kids!

# 8 right said, on October 7th, 2009 at 6:38 pm

Rush is a pretty sad excuse for an American. Same goes for Palin, Bachmann and the rest of the entire Republican party of No.
Oh yeah throw in that coward “I’ll get waterboarded for charity” Hannity. Won’t even mention loofah man. Oops, just did, damn.

# 9 Greg Allen said, on October 7th, 2009 at 6:54 pm

Well, if anything, Obama’s presidency has caused the racists to abandon any pretensions otherwise.

# 10 Uniquely Cool said, on October 7th, 2009 at 7:37 pm

God bless Rush Limbaugh…the funniest guy on the the globe! MMM MM MMMM!

# 11 Troublemaker said, on October 7th, 2009 at 7:45 pm

highaman said, on October 7th, 2009 at 5:40 pm

The reason why so many hate Limbaugh may be because he’s a right wing extremist and proud of it. He doesn’t need to make sense out of expelled words to be right, because he always is!

He’s just highly payed to spew propaganda that he probably doesn’t even believe in himself.

# 12 Faxon said, on October 7th, 2009 at 7:55 pm

Well, it’s obvious this site’s readers lean heavily left. Good luck to you losers.

# 13 Chris Mac said, on October 7th, 2009 at 8:02 pm

So That’s what oxycontin does to ya..

# 14 Great American said, on October 7th, 2009 at 8:20 pm

From one great American to another. Rush, you’re the greatest! Keep driving the libs crazy. They can’t credibly attack your argument so they attack you as a person.

# 15 Rick Cain said, on October 7th, 2009 at 8:21 pm

Its hard to be rightwing and funny, because of their rather vindictive nature. Bitter and childish is not funny, which explains Dennis Miller. Jon Stewart rocks, and pulls no punches against either side.

# 16 Greg Allen said, on October 7th, 2009 at 8:30 pm

Rush Limbaugh believes that criticizing a war-time president gives aid and comfort to the enemy.

Limbagh’s behavior isn’t just an issue of hypocrisy, it seriously calls into question his patriotism.

# 17 Greg Allen said, on October 7th, 2009 at 8:35 pm

>> Faxon said,
>> Well, it’s obvious this site’s readers lean heavily left. Good luck to you losers.

You conservative had TOTAL CONTROL of the government and horribly bungled everything you put your hands to.

Your movement deservedly has been reduced to an irrelevant clutch of racists, conspiracy theorists and gun obsessed delusional religious nut-cases.

And you call us losers. Ha!

# 18 Great American said, on October 7th, 2009 at 8:51 pm

#16 I see what you did there Greg. It was almost clever.

# 19 Ah_Yea said, on October 7th, 2009 at 8:59 pm

“horribly bungled everything you put your hands to”

And Obama is doing SOOOO WELLLLL!!

Reality check: Rush is at the top of talk radio because he works very hard and is the best at what he does.
He and the others like him can say whatever they want and still be engaging and entertaining.

Rush Limbaugh – Yes.
Glenn Beck – Yes.
Sean Hannidy – Yes.

Al Franklin – no.
Rachael Maddow – no.
Jon Elliott – no.

This is why we need the fairness doctrine. It’s unfair the Right has so much talent.

# 20 ECA said, on October 7th, 2009 at 9:12 pm

HOW much did it cost him to do this??

# 21 Ah_Yea said, on October 7th, 2009 at 9:41 pm

Nothing. The real question is, “How much did it cost his advertisers to do this?”

# 22 soundwash said, on October 7th, 2009 at 10:50 pm

#21 Ah_Yea said,

This is why we need the
fairness doctrine.

d00d.. don’t EVEN joke about that..

-as for Rush, wow, he lost a lot of weight.

Love the parody. He has some of the best political parodies around.

-and he’s no where near anything “extreme” -just a great political entertainer with a good sense of humour.

-and good humour must be be based in truth to work.

simple stuff.

now, if someone could clue him into
convincing everyone to ditch the republican party (both parties, actually) he’d be a real asset..

-s

# 23 bobbo, most things are plain to see said, on October 7th, 2009 at 11:17 pm

Its been reported on so often before: only idiots listen to talk radio. THATS why right wing nuts do so well and liberals fail.

You’ll find the same statistics in faith healing revival come to Jesus tents. They draw much bigger crowds than liberals saying “consult your doctor.”

I consider MYSELF to be a conservative when it comes to finance and deficit spending, a libertarian when it comes to protecting free speech. BUT–if you think there is a death panel in health care reform, or that Palin is a credible politician==even as VP or as Govenor, or that Evolution is “just a theory”===you are just an idiot. May you get ALL your healthcare from a faith healer.

# 24 eaglescout1998 said, on October 7th, 2009 at 11:45 pm

# 17.

The reason why Republicans lost in the 2006 and 2008 elections is because they government like Democrats.

The term RINO to describe liberal Republicans…. people like John McCain, Arlen Specter (when he was a Republican), Olympia Snow, Susan Collins, Lindsey Graham . . . and yes, George W. Bush.

These people are NOT conservatives. There are a few solid conservative Republicans in Congress… but most are mushy moderates at best and blatant liberals at worst.

You can make the case that Republicans screwed things up (that is, until the Democrats took control of Congress and made things worse), but don’t point the finger at conservatives.

# 25 bobbo, most things are plain to see said, on October 7th, 2009 at 11:54 pm

#24–eagle==were the Bush tax cuts coupled with increased deficit spending a function of conservative, republican, or just BushtheRetard political calculations?

IOW–analyzing, thinking, discussing politics in terms of liberal or conservative is to miss the relevant issues entirely.

# 26 Bastian said, on October 8th, 2009 at 12:33 am

Yeah… I love the conservative General Motors, Fanny Mae, Freddy Mac, AIG, CitiGroup, Bank Of Scotland, Deutsche Bank, Santander et al. What would we do without such conservation?

# 27 Cursor_ said, on October 8th, 2009 at 1:24 am

Yep keep clinging to your outdated belief that there is a two party system.

Hold onto that ideological life preserver from the 1780’s. It has served you well hasn’t it? That’s why despite all the things wrong with the US its the best blah blah blah blah…

Keep the blinders on people. Keep denying the truth. Just drink your beer and grab the remote. Someone ELSE will fix all the problems. We’ll just ELECT someone to clean it all up.

Even when all those that can be chosen from are in the pockets of business and special interests. But they will take care of it.

Keep chanting it. One day it will happen if you believe enough. Dreams, myths & illusions. That is all you really have when you are naive.

Cursor_

# 28 Ah_Yea said, on October 8th, 2009 at 1:56 am

soundwash #22

LOL!! Wow! I couldn’t agree more – AGAIN!

Same for Bobbo #23.

Great minds think alike?

Cursor, why worry about reality when we have Taylor Swift and Kanye West??

# 29 pedro said, on October 8th, 2009 at 3:48 am

#8 Hello Mustard.

# 30 Dr Dodd said, on October 8th, 2009 at 3:50 am

Clever parody. Too bad those who find it distasteful don’t find the original where little children are being indoctrinated to sing to that hose-bag in the White House even more distasteful.

Rush is the man.

# 31 Mr Diesel said, on October 8th, 2009 at 4:25 am

# 23 bobbo, most things are plain to see said,

“I consider MYSELF to be a conservative when it comes to finance and deficit spending, a libertarian when it comes to protecting free speech. BUT–if you think there is a death panel in health care reform, or that Palin is a credible politician==even as VP or as Govenor, or that Evolution is “just a theory”===you are just an idiot. May you get ALL your healthcare from a faith healer.”

Probably one of the reasons you and I actually read each other’s postings but I read HB3200 and it clearly has a panel in it to discuss health care decisions. I have said before that “death panel” wasn’t a very good name for it but it certainly helped get the word it.

It also prodded me to search further and read the VA book on health care decisions and I sure as hell hope Obomba care doesn’t turn out to be the same thing since the VA book is just short of blatant about wanting vets to check out early.

# 32 Peggusus said, on October 8th, 2009 at 4:35 am

I enjoy listening to Rush but despise the fact that he always supports the person, group, corporation with the biggest checkbook, no matter what the issue. To the looser the advice is always the same, “Go get more money”.

# 33 The Monster's Lawyer said, on October 8th, 2009 at 4:43 am

what a fkin idiot

# 34 Eric Morris said, on October 8th, 2009 at 4:49 am

Wow! I am sad to see the comments on this post. I am 17 and for people to hate him this much because of his views that they cannot even admit when he is funny is sad. He made a joke about something that is disturbing. He wasn’t even mocking your “holy one” so get off your high horses you idiots!

# 35 bobbo, most things are plain to see said, on October 8th, 2009 at 4:57 am

#31–Diesel==what you post is NOT plain.

1. …HB3200 and it clearly has a panel in it to discuss health care decisions. /// Yes, what a concept==pay doctors to talk to patients. Docs already get paid to do that “generally” as part of general physicals and office visits during which time they are ALREADY supposed to discuss and answer end of life issues.

2. I have said before that “death panel” wasn’t a very good name for it but it certainly helped get the word it. //// Correct. Calling something it isn’t is never “very good.” The word that was gotten out was also not very good in that is was WRONG.

re 1&2==the Repuglican “say no to everything and have no ideas yourself” program regarding the “death panel” was nothing but FUD. Your positive “sounding” review of it while confusingly also seeming to understand it was just the opposite is likewise MISLEADING/confusing/ambiguous====FUD again.

3. since the VA book is just short of blatant about wanting vets to check out early /// I’d be surprised. Link? Cut and Paste??? More detailed summary? It would be “fun” to see if your revealed bias in 1&2 carries over to your point #3.

And, yes, I’d enjoy reading whatever you post. Cut above your retarded brethren.

# 36 pedro said, on October 8th, 2009 at 5:05 am

#33 I agree. As moronic as the teachers in the school video

# 37 bobbo, most things are plain to see said, on October 8th, 2009 at 5:23 am

#35–Diesel==scratch that last line. I was thinking I was responding to Dr. Dodd there for a bit. A bit of repuglican thinking there on my part. Sorry.

# 38 Qon Quixote said, on October 8th, 2009 at 5:24 am

The fact that Rush and Beck and their ilk gain so much respect, and wealth, by dividing the country into thinking people and fucking idiots, is why the U.S.A. will be a memory in the minds of people who once loved her and were willing to die to protect her. Something none of these assholes ever did.

# 39 Mr Diesel said, on October 8th, 2009 at 6:37 am

Bobbo,

http://stevebuyer.house.gov/Assets/your_life_your_choices.pdf

I have read most of it and IMHO it guides you towards checking yourself out instead of being a “burden” on your family.

I’m sure there are a lot of people here who have some sort of experience with the issue and it sucks.

My Mother suffered a hemorrhagic stroke and the docs asked me if I wanted to let her go or give her a feeding tube. No tact whatsoever so naturally I felt like going medieval on his little dumb ass.

I gave her a feeding tube and although she still can’t verbally speak and she is in a nursing home after 7 years I have never regretted it. I don’t want Obomba or any other idiot with no skin in the game coercing me into doing what they think is right because of costs.

Maybe I’m just more sensitive to the issue than most……

# 40 The Monster's Lawyer said, on October 8th, 2009 at 6:40 am

#5 Larry – I hear he takes it up the ass.

# 41 Mr. Fusion said, on October 8th, 2009 at 8:00 am

#39, Mr. Diesel,

That link has nothing to do with HR 3200. It is a pamphlet put out by my former, before his district was gerrymandered, Congressman. A good man.

End of life is a personal decision. Many, if not most of us, would like to make the decision while we are still capable of making it. So while your mother is kept alive by your decision, is that what she would have wanted?

Laying unconscious, having nutrients given through a tube, having her diaper changed on a schedule instead of when needed, not knowing what season it is, her bed sores cared for, … . That though has all been chosen for her.

I know of no one who would willingly chose life like that. Because we don’t view it as a life. Yet, at the same time, who has the authority to let her finish her life.

***

In the past you have been asked to provide some citation to language in he bill creating “death panels”. The link (I think it was you) you gave was complete nonsense. It was solely about physicians being able to bill their insurance for “end of life” counseling.

# 42 pedro's (very embarrased) daddy said, on October 8th, 2009 at 8:05 am

#36, pedro,

He was talking about you, honey.

# 43 pedro's (very embarrased) daddy said, on October 8th, 2009 at 8:09 am

#40, Mr. Monster Lawyer Sir,

Pedro, he takes it up the ass, in the mouth, with both hands, anyway he can get it. He’ll even take out his glass eye for you. If you want him to keep an eye out for you he can arrange it.

# 44 Mr Diesel said, on October 8th, 2009 at 8:53 am

# 41 Mr. Fusion said, on October 8th, 2009 at 8:00 am

#39, Mr. Diesel,

“That link has nothing to do with HR 3200. It is a pamphlet put out by my former, before his district was gerrymandered, Congressman. A good man.”

It has everything to do with bobbo asked for if you had read his request for the link to which I was referring.

# 45 pedro said, on October 8th, 2009 at 9:26 am

Another thread where the lefty loon has been pwned.

# 46 bobbo, an international pastry Chef and Constitutional Scholar said, on October 8th, 2009 at 9:49 am

#39–Mr Diesel==thanks for the link. Its a standard document not targeted to the VA nor in coercing any particular outcome other than=======in all kindness and only partial facts====the advice that EACH PERSON should decide what they want while they are in shape and able to write it down giving direction to their substituted care giver.

In your rendition of facts, you make it sound like the care your Mom is getting is the result of a personality contest between you and your doctor. THATS NOT WHAT YOU ARE SUPPOSED TO BE DOING. I will assume that you have gotten caught up in your anger at the doctor ((almost always well deserved)) and forgotten that you are also doing what you know to be what your mother would want were she able to speak for herself? That is the legal standard and the only standard talked about in the manual you provided.

I do agree there is a linguistic bias towards ending life so as not to be a burden, but it is subtle===about as subtle as everyone who is being a burden at the end of life really should forego death sustaining procedures. My own instructions are to physically kill me with a Brompton’s Cocktail when I can no longer change the TV channel by blinking my eyes.

But thats a different issue for another thread. My mom and I joked for years that she would NOT LET ME be her consent giver because I would kill her off at a moments notice. When she got sick, she signed all the papers with my sisters, making me the alternative consent givers==much to the dismay of my sisters. Hah, hah.

Watching our parents waste away is not pleasant. It has motivated me for myself to get it over sooner than I might have thought without witnessing the slow decline. Again, maybe just me.

# 47 pedro's (very embarrased) daddy said, on October 8th, 2009 at 10:05 am

So pedro is censoring the comments now. woo hoo

# 48 Mr Diesel said, on October 8th, 2009 at 10:17 am

Actually it was a tough decision to make at the time and the doctor was young and had a few others with him.

I can honestly say that my Mother has never laughed more in her entire life than she has in the last 7 years. Of course she has never cried more either but that is partially because of the type of stroke she had.

Fusion, she never spoke about what she wanted ahead of time so I did what I thought was best at the time. My Brothers and I have decided that any major change or incident in the future will be to let her go.

Her neurosurgeon said she would be a vegetable forever. I have a problem with that dipshit as well.

She drives her electric wheelchair and she plays games on her Dell we got her. She has cable and she can watch what she wants on TV or DVD. She also goes through the paper twice a week for sales and taught herself to write again with her left hand (she was right handed).

She is paralyzed totally on her right side and can’t speak. She loves her nursing staff and they love her and it shows in the care.

Like I said, I am a little sensitive to the issue.

Like you, all my paperwork says check me out early and often.

Fusion, I am pretty sure that if I post a link it isn’t nonsense but I vaguely remember the one you are talking about and it wasn’t me. The ones you and I have gone back and forth about were page numbers in a PDF of HB3200. I has always said that “death panel” was a bad name.

# 49 bobbo, an international pastry Chef and Constitutional Scholar said, on October 8th, 2009 at 10:38 am

Deisel==a vegetable that watches TV and reads the newspaper? That neurosurgeon must be amazed? Did he write her up for his specialty journal?

My mom has more insurance than anyone can use and even with that coverage, without my sisters and myself googling like mad and having an attitude willing to challenge==Mom would have died twice already. Getting a second opinion on lung surgery, and demanding stroke prophylactics on presentation to the ER would not have occurred had mom been on her own. Docs are flat out committing malpractice. Its the 80/20 rule where you give 100% the same advice. Works on the 80% but not the 20%.

I say this for all those who may get involved in the care of a loved one, or even themselves. Docs/Hospitals do indeed “know” a lot more than we do, but only “we” know the 20%.

Take care.

# 50 pedro said, on October 8th, 2009 at 11:01 am

#47 Never! I’d love to see how much I pwn you

# 51 eaglescout1998 said, on October 8th, 2009 at 12:29 pm

# 25

Bush was a big-time spender, you’ll get no argument from me there. I don’t think he could locate his veto pen if his life depended on it.

He cut taxes which helped…. but then had to go and spend money like a drunken Democrat. “Compassionate conservatism” turned out to be a code word for “liberal in disguise.”

Even when one subtracts the cost of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, Bush is still the biggest spending president since L.B.J. (that is, until Obama got elected).

# 52 Micromike said, on October 8th, 2009 at 2:46 pm

If Rush is the leader of the Republican Party then the Republican Party has really gone to shit.

# 53 Mr. Fusion said, on October 8th, 2009 at 3:16 pm

#48, Mr. Diesel,

My apologies sir and the best for your mother. I made the mistake of assuming she was in a coma. I was wrong and sincerely apologize for any appearance of disrespect. Your reply is a model of civility.

Having lost my father just before Christmas I can understand your emotions. My parents had discussed the issue between themselves and let us kids know what they wanted. They even prearranged their remains; only where they live does not allow them to feed the fish.

I too have made my wishes known verbally to my family and in writing.

# 54 RSweeney said, on October 8th, 2009 at 3:42 pm

“In a Yugo” (done for Rush by Paul Shanklin)
remains in a class by itself.

Incredible lyrics, decent Elvis impersonation, quality production (forgive that they couldn’t actually find a running Yugo for the video)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZzKUt4OtE8

# 55 deowll said, on October 8th, 2009 at 8:11 pm

As for as I’m concerned Michael Steele is the head of the organization called the Republican party until somebody shows up with a better claim.

Rush was funny. I think he also made clear to the thinking why this sort of thing doesn’t belong in publicly funded schools.

Private schools are different. As long as the people paying the bills are happy, I’m happy.

# 56 Mr Diesel said, on October 9th, 2009 at 3:04 am

# 53 Mr. Fusion said,

“#48, Mr. Diesel,

Thanks and it was okay since I didn’t really make that clear in the first place about her capabilities.

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