Rush: If Conservatism is ‘dead,’ why are the liberals still trying to kill it?

Rush Limbaugh discusses the ‘teaching tour’ (a.k.a. the ‘NCNA‘), and the mainstream media’s reaction:

RUSH: I started out last hour asking, “If we’re so dead, if conservatism is so dead, why aren’t they dancing on the grave? Why do they try to kill us every day if we’re already dead? Why they keep trying to jam the stake in our hearts?” Because we’re not dead. They only want you to think we’re dead. They want to dispirit anybody from standing up to oppose Obama. So yesterday I get wind of this listening tour, and I didn’t go out and attack anybody personally on this tour. Jeb and these people. The headline said Jeb was saying ignore Reagan. I gave Jeb the benefit of the doubt. Based on what I read, Jeb didn’t say that. The headline said it, but I don’t think Jeb said it. Romney. I didn’t rip these people personally. I just said we don’t need to pander. We don’t need to be going out and listening. We need to teach. Well, Debbie Dingell — she’s Democrat “strategist,” Debbie Dingell — was on MSNBC this afternoon and the host, David Shuster, said, “Putting aside for a second the party issues, generally when a party is on a listening tour as opposed to a teaching tour, that’s a problem, isn’t it?”

DINGELL: No, I don’t think so, quite frankly. I think teaching tours can be, uh, eh, eh, show a sign of arrogance. I think democracy is that you’re of the people and you need to listen to the people. You do need to have sharing of ideas, but just the word “teaching” is arrogant to me; which I think Rush Limbaugh can be, at times…Continue reading on RushLimbaugh.com (Premium Members can listen to the audio)>>