Rush Limbaugh Earns Big Money From Senate Letter Chastising Him »

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A letter sent to Rush Limbaugh's boss demanding he be chastised for comments he made on the air about "phony soldiers" is now on the auction block, and the latest bid is a cool $41,400.

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    catstevens
    catstevens
    Oct. 14, 2007, 3:38 p.m.

    "This historic document may well represent the first time in the history of America that this large a group of U.S. senators attempted to demonize a private citizen by lying about his views. As such, it is a priceless memento of the folly of (Senate Majority Leader) Harry Reid and his 40 senatorial co-signers," reads the eBay announcement.

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    catstevens
    catstevens
    Oct. 14, 2007, 3:39 p.m.

    "I would like to issue this challenge to Senator Reid and the 41 senators who signed his letter. You say you support the military. You say you're big, and you think it's patriotic, and that I was unpatriotic. Well, I would like for each of you, Senator Reid, and the 40 senators who signed, to match whatever the winning bid is. Show us your support for the U.S. military by all 41 of you pro-military people, Democrats in the Senate, match whatever the winning bid is and send that amount to the Marine Corps-Law Enforcement Foundation," Limbaugh said. Limbaugh sits on the board of the foundation that has dispersed $29 million for scholarships.

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    catstevens
    catstevens
    Oct. 14, 2007, 3:39 p.m.

    I thought this was worth isolating:

    Limbaugh sits on the board of the foundation that has dispersed $29 million for scholarships.

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    catstevens
    catstevens
    Oct. 14, 2007, 3:41 p.m.

    Since the original show, Limbaugh has several times repeated that he was referring to one man: disgraced, convicted former Army soldier-tu... Jesse Macbeth. Macbeth falsely claimed to have participated in war crimes in Iraq and received a Purple Heart, but in reality, he was discharged after only 44 days of service, never placing a foot in Iraq.

    Macbeth was sentenced to five months in prison for fraudulently collecting more than $10,000 in benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs.

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