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Limbaugh: Where are the inexperienced, white liberals Powell has endorsed?

Rush Limbaugh said Colin Powell's decision to get behind Barack Obama appeared to be very much tied to Obama's status as the first African-American with a chance to become president.

"Secretary Powell says his endorsement is not about race," Limbaugh wrote in an e-mail. "OK, fine. I am now researching his past endorsements to see if I can find all the inexperienced, very liberal, white candidates he has endorsed. I'll let you know what I come up with."

As for Powell's statement of concern this morning about the sort of Supreme Court justices a President McCain might appoint, Limbaugh wrote: "I was also unaware of his dislike for John Roberts, Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, Anthony Kennedy and Antonin Scalia. I guess he also regrets Reagan and Bush making him a four-star [general] and secretary of state and appointing his son to head the FCC. Yes, let's hear it for transformational figures."

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RUSH: Get this. "Ohio Secretary of State Forced to Reveal She's Been Hiding 200,000 Questionable Registrations". This is serious. " The controversial partisan Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner admitted today that she is holding 200,000 potentially fraudulent registrations. She has been concealing these registrations from the local election boards." Do you know what Bush's margin of victory in Ohio was in 2004? It was 118,457. Two hundred thousand hidden registrations! Hello, ACORN? Hello, Barack Obama? Hello, fraud and cheat? There are no coincidences. "Ms. Brunner has filed an appeal with the Sixth Circuit court" -- actually all the way to the Supreme Court -- "asking them to intervene in this dispute as to whether the state is required to do more to help counties verify voter eligibility."

Again now: the Democrat secretary of state in Ohio, Jennifer Brunner, admitted that she is holding 200,000 potentially fraudulent voter registrations and that she has been concealing these registrations from local election boards. The margin of Bush's victory in Ohio in 2004 was 118,457. Yesterday, Jennifer Brunner "asked the US Supreme Court to intervene in this dispute over whether she is required to do more to help counties verify voter eligibility, according to a spokesman from her office." The Sixth Circuit said you've got 'til Friday to verify all these. She now is asking the Supreme Court, "Isn't that too hard? Let us cheat here. Let us cheat in Ohio. It's only fair that we cheat." She didn't say this, exactly, but it's what she means.