The NFL is out to get Rush Limbaugh (Obama too!)

Get ready for a firestorm as the right-wing media goes into a frenzy after one of their own got shot down for possible minority ownership in the NFL. Rush Limbaugh had been part of the ownership group that was looking to purchase the St. Louis Rams - however after objection from NFL players, the player's association and a public outcry, he was excluded from that ownership group.

But Rush isn't going to down without a fight. Here's what he had to say...

During a 15-minute counterattack at the start of his show, Limbaugh said he believes he's been made an example by a players' union seeking leverage in talks over a new collective bargaining agreement. What happened to him was an illustration of "Obama's America on full display," the commentator said.

Hold on, you were denied ownership of an NFL team because of your past record of inflammatory remarks and it is somehow Barack Obama's fault. That guy gets credit for everything from world peace to the coming of World War III.

Limbaugh's history hurt his participation in the bid. In 2003, he was forced to resign from ESPN's "Sunday NFL Countdown" after saying of the Eagles' Donovan McNabb: "I think what we've had here is a little social concern in the NFL. The media has been very desirous that a black quarterback do well."

Ahem. That's not the least bit racist. The media always has their favorites and all of a sudden it's wrong if the media favors a black quarterback? And it couldn't be further from the truth and McNabb has the same numbers as Big Ben, but Ben get's the praise and questions about McNabb's getting benched gets thrown around every season. And there were successful black quarterbacks before him... soo....

According to transcripts posted on his Web site, in 2007 Limbaugh said: "The NFL all too often looks like a game between the Bloods and the Crips without any weapons. There, I said it."

Again Rush Limbaugh is not a racist. Nosireeee.

Limbaugh blamed Smith, executive director of the NFLPA and an "Obama-ite," along with Sharpton and Jackson, whom he referred to as "race hustlers," for Checketts' decision to drop him. He said his sacking was an example of the political clout wielded by President Barack Obama's administration.

There he goes back to Obama! I'm sure there's some way he can blame global warming on Obama as well. Wow!

Listen Rush, the NFL is a business and it has the right to deny your involvement in their operations. The simple matter is that you're an inflammatory shock jock radio host that says things that are often offensive. You made your own bed in this, and you again do that normal little ditty of blaming other people. Aren't the Republicans suppose to be all about personal responsibility?

You say these outlandish things and you expect no repercussions? No public outcry? Get real bud.

The NFL wasn't going to partner with Rush Limbaugh for the same reason CBS News wouldn't have Girls Gone Wild be one of their sponsors. That's content that's inheritance offensive to their fan base and their players. It's a lose-lose situation.

And owning an NFL team is not a right. That's like saying just because you have money, you have the right to be a CEO of a company you choose if you pay them to put you in that position. Doesn't work that way, Rush.

Just continue to be that moron we've grown to love. I honestly don't even think you had any intention of owning part of the Rams, this was just a scheme to get more attention on yourself.

You know, that doesn't involve prescription drugs.

People I just simply refuse to talk to

Here are people that as soon as they start talking to me, I shut down as a functioning social human being.

(1) People that try to convince me that the Seattle Mariners on a good team and getting Ken Griffey Jr. was a solid roster move.

(2) When starting a conversation, they ask if you're a republican or democrat. And judging by the "Hang George W. Bush" t-shirt and dreadlocks, you'd better say democrat otherwise you'll be called a "baby killer."

(3) Anyone who calls me "bra" or "broseph" and is wearing two pink polo shirts with popped collars. He's also got a sun tan that was applied with a magic marker.

(4) Somebody who has a pro-life t-shirt on but is hurling bricks at doctors walking into an abortion clinic. Something tells me that doesn't exactly fit into the whole idea of "saving lives" when somebody has to be carted away in an ambulance.

(5) Yankee fans, who along with their New York jersey, they're also wearing a Cleveland Indians hat.

(6) People who want to save the planet but are handing out a pile of fliers that was made from an entire rainforest in Columbia.

(7) Any politician trying to shake my hand. They probably have swine flu or some STD they got from their mistress.

(8) Anyone dressed like a pilgrim trying to get me to turn away from Islam and worship the savior. That they automatically assume I'm Muslim is rather odd.

(9) Rush Limbaugh.