Stiff security: Professional prick Rush Limbaugh was detained yesterday for more than three hours after Customs and Border Protection agency staff discovered a vial of the prescription drug Viagra in his carry-on luggage as he was passing through Palm Beach International Airport, according to a report in the Miami Herald. Limbaugh admitted in 2003 that he was addicted to prescription painkillers and received barely a slap on the wrist last April by the courts for perpetrating prescription fraud.
Perhaps the Oxycontin makes it hard for Rush to get his little soldier to come to attention, hence the vial of little blue pills. The problem with the vial of lead in your pencil? Had a name other than Rush’s on the bottle, which is a misdemeanor. The explanation:
A doctor had prescribed the drug, but it was ”labeled as being issued to the physician rather than Mr. Limbaugh for privacy purposes,” Roy Black, Limbaugh’s attorney, said in a statement, according to The Associated Press.
Hey, that privacy thing worked out really well.
The lie on the label reminds us of how he got multiple Oxycontin prescriptions from four different doctors — by lying. Rush Limbaugh is a victim — of instant karma. By being who he is — a reprehensible rightwing blowhard who appeals to the reptilian brain stems of his mouthbreathing listeners — Limbaugh has brought bad joss on himself. And now everybody know that he’s a liar who can’t get it up.





Okay, Rush needs a little help getting it up. How about a follow-up question, was his wife with him on the trip to the Dominican Republic? Or had been off for a little weekend frolic?
What begs the question and answer is what the hell was he doing in the Dominican Republic in the first place? Sex capital, third world, AIDs island. What business did he have there?
A technical correction. Rush was temporarily detained by agents of U.S. Customs and Border Protection. They inspect people and things coming from a foreign place. TSA are the baggage screeners and shoe bomb detectors before you get on a plane. Very, Very different functions. Both are part of “Homeland Security”.