in the comments. It would not surprise me if Yahoo has something to say about this in the end!

like most people.
 He’s uninformed, but it’s hard to blame him for just believing what he sees on TV.
It’s too bad he felt compelled to take the lead on this issue, though.
I’m one of Irsay’s biggest fans, and I always credit him for a lot of the Colt’s success.
I’ll just say that IMO this wasn’t one of his proudest moments, and leave it at that.
 Most of the racist comments attributed to Rush were simply manufactured and posted on the internet by Limbaugh haters.
 The handful of “racially-insensitive” comments he actually made (over his 20+ years of speaking on the radio fifteen hours a week) are arguably not racist at all and/or taken out of context.
 The real villians here are the “journalists” who pass the lies on as fact, simply because Limbaugh doesn’t share their politics.
  It’s beginning to be a pattern, look at how Palin was treated, and all the vile, way out-of-line crap that was said about her.
 It’s a sad day for America, and democracy, when people can be destroyed by lies, aided and abetted by 98% of the media.
 Don’t get me wrong, I’m not pitying Limbaugh, he’s a big boy, and he’ll be fine, but the best word to describe the media and others who has launched this petty, vindictive, and destructive vendetta is, ironically, a lynch mob.

 A few things you probably didn’t know about Limbaugh;
He was married in the home of black Supreme Court justice Clarence Thomas, with Thomas presiding over the ceremony.
His right-hand man for over twenty years, known as “Mr. Snerdley” to his listeners, is black.
His long-time substitute on his radio show, Walter Williams, is black.
Does that sound like he hates black people?
 I’m not a big Limbaugh listener at all, in fact I can’t believe I’m writing all this, but I’ve listened to him enough to know that he’s not a racist.
The hypocritical Jesse “Hymietown” Jackson and Al “Tawana Brawley” Sharpton make their living seeing racism everywhere and exploiting and milking racial unrest for a living. You can torture dogs to death, serve hard time, or run over pedestrians and the NFL welcomes you back with open arms, they have racially-insensitive team names, and a long history of outright racist owners (how soon they forget) but heaven forbid you have a different political viewpoint, that’s the one kind of diversity these hypocrites can’t tolerate.
What a joke.

 Well, I didn’t mean to get all serious on everybody.
Maybe this will help lighten the mood.

that Limbaugh should have expected all of this, but not perhaps the intensity of the backlash.

And I don’t really care that he won’t be an owner, though he is a HUGE NFL fan and I’m sure this was a big dream of his.

Nevertheless, being controversial is part of his job and he is divisive, and that’s the career he chose, and he should know that.

And I agree about keeping politics out of football, I just wish someone had asked me if I wanted to watch Keith Olberman every Sunday night.

 I just don’t like injustice, no matter who it targets.
And BTW, I’m as big a dog lover as you’ll ever find, but I fully support Michael Vick being given another chance.
Well, thanks for letting me vent, everybody.