“The larger issue is that the seizure of Mr. Limbaugh’s private medical records without going through the process outlined by the state legislature is clearly an invasion of Mr. Limbaugh’s constitutional right to privacy.” –Roy Black, attorney for Rush Limbaugh, December 2003 (emphasis mine)

“There is no right to privacy specifically enumerated in the Constitution.”–Rush Limbaugh, June 2003, protesting court rulings which overturned sodomy laws on the grounds of privacy rights

Rush is also furiously painting all of this as a conspiracy by his political enemies to get “payback.” Despite the fact that most liberals have been earnestly wishing him well on the principle of supporting rehabilitation rather than incarceration. It’s Rush who is being hypocritical as well as relentlessly attacking his enemies and becoming spineless when it comes to principles.

Not to mention that his original slur against Eagles QB Donovan McNabb has proven to be not only racist but also wildly inaccurate, as McNabb led the Eagles to eight straight victories and a playoff berth, playing in excellent form despite his injuries. No doubt Limbaugh will try to take credit for the comeback, claiming that he lit a fire under McNabb or something equally obnoxious.