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Limbaugh: 'We've already donated to Haiti, it's called US income tax'
2:49 PM on 01/14/2010
From HuffingtonPost.com
Well, it didn't take long for conservative firebrand Rush Limbaugh to use the crisis in Haiti to attack President Obama politically. On his radio show yesterday Limbaugh said the earthquake in Haiti will play right into Obama's hands by allowing him to play up his "compassionate" and "humanitarian" credentials, and that the President will use this crisis to "boost his credibility with the black community..."
Continued at HuffingtonPost.com
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