I don't care if Rush Limbaugh buys a small piece of an NFL franchise. He'll be a minority owner, and being part of a minority might be good for him.
I rarely listen to the guy. I don't understand how so many people have so much time to listen to the radio during the work day. Plus, when I'm driving in the afternoon (in the morning I always listen to the radio) I'm more likely to listen to satellite radio and CDs.
I'm the last guy in Charlotte to discover the Avett Brothers, whose latest CD has been impossible to dislodge. So the competition is fierce, and Rush invariably fails to make the cut.
I don't think Rush knows much about football. When he worked for ESPN in 2003, he took a shot at Philadelphia quarterback Donovan McNabb. Some found his comments racially loaded. I didn't. I found them silly.
Rush said that McNabb got credit for Philadelphia's success that he didn't deserve. As Jake Delhomme will tell you, quarterbacks always get too much credit and too much blame.
Rush also accused the media of being "very desirous that a black quarterback can do well." But by 2003, black quarterbacks no longer were a story. Rush was at least a decade late.
There was a time when the subject was an issue, a time McNabb would have been shifted to the defensive backfield, a time black athletes were not given the opportunity to run an offense. There also was a time when baseball, boxing and horse racing were more popular in the U.S. than the NFL. By 2003 that time had long passed and the rest of us had moved on.
But since when are owners required to be football experts?
Rush's celebrity will detract from the group trying to buy the St. Louis Rams rather than enhance it. But if he somehow slips through and buys a small piece of the franchise so what?
It's not an issue. It's more of an issue than black quarterbacks were in 2003. But it's not an issue.

You forgot to mention that Rush said, "That McNabb got credit for what he had done because he was a "BLACK" quarterback. If he were "WHITE" he would not have gotten so much attention.
Not to mention that he also said that an NFL game looks like the Bloods and Crips, without weapons.
On the political front, he introduced his listeners to "Barack the Magic Negro". WOW
I firmly believe that you can be controversial without bringing race into the picture. Unfortunately, he can't.
Posted by: David | October 14, 2009 at 09:54 AM
Negroid is not a dirty word no more than caucasoid or mongoloid if you know the anthropological classifications of the 3 basic earth races. Negro simply means black. The french and spanish word for black is negro. In this pc age it defies logic why a normal word like negro would be offensive to blacks.
The problem is not Limbaugh. He is a closet huckster entertainer anyway. The problem is the ignorance of the liberal bigots who are clueless and besides money is green. He like many others talks about the lack of white or caucasoid football starters in the NFL and this is a valid point. Whites invented all these sports games anyway and businesses. Affirmative action is needed in sports. QB and kicker is about the only remaining position left for whites. If Limbaugh wants to own a team this who the fuck can stand in his way? Certainly not some jackoffs ignorantly calling someone else a racist. The smeller is always the feller. Check the mirror.
Posted by: RandyMossSux | October 14, 2009 at 04:17 PM
Boy, talk about hate! "...the only remaining positions left for whites." What about the best player getting the job? White or Black. Has nothing to do with Affirmitive Action. By the grammar and spelling of your post, education wasn't a priority, was it? I could be wrond, but in most cases of racism and hatred, the uneducated are the ones with the problems. Both, White and Black! P.S. Negro went out in the late 60's, early 70's. But, I can imagine, your Pawpaw didn't let you read that memo.
Posted by: David | October 14, 2009 at 04:32 PM
Talk about education bad spelling sentence contruction vocabulary? What is "wrond"? What is a "pawpaw"? What an uneducated bigoted moron. If affirmative action is good for the goose then its good for the gander. When racist idiots like Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson who routinely shakedown banks and big corps for billions can stop someone from owing an NFL team there is a problem. Its called liberal bigotry uneducated ignorance.
Posted by: JBelk | October 15, 2009 at 08:09 AM
Sorry for the misspelled word, that was a finger slip. JJ an AS Are exercising their 1st Amendment, same thing most Americans do everyday. Now, if it is going to effect the NFL decision makers, that's not their fault. Blame the NFL decision makers. Question...What does Rush's wanting to own an NFL team have to do with Affirmative Action? Why are people bigots if they have a difference of opinion? I don't think you are one just because we disagree. HMMMM
Posted by: David | October 15, 2009 at 01:40 PM
http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/sright/2009/10/16/nfl-owners-who-use-the-n-word-and-wet-their-pants-on-stage/
Try on these raunchy lib NFL owners for size and understand what real hypocrisy and hate is all about from the dark side.
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