The latest Rush Limbaugh is interesting. It is hard to avoid the impression that he is being persecuted by Democratic prosecutors. I get about 10 or 20 emails per day offering to sell me viagra without a perscription. If that is illegal, it seems like to me that it would be more important to go after the dealers than a individual who actually had the drug legally. I guess I had better be careful if I travel by air because I usually put my medicine (all non-narcotic for my heart condition) into those plastic containers that contain each days medication. I don't carry any perscriptions with me. It seems to me, that as usual, we have too many laws.

It is odd that Democrats seem to prosecute their enemies, but Republicans usully don't. Consider Kennedy's. They never get arrested for driving under the influence even though they seem to do it a lot. Consider the Plame case. There doesn't seem to have been any law broken, and Fitzgerald says it wasn't his job to determine if a law had been broken, but rather to get all the facts. It appears his charter was to ndict someone in the Bush Administration for something. At any rate, the case against Libby seems to be falling apart rapidly, and seems to have been totally unjustified. I would sooner believe a bunch of journalists are lying than a guy who had no reason to lie. The Delay case in Texas is looking worse all the time. Ronnie Earle seems to be a loose cannon. The judge pointed out that he charged Delay with something that wasn't illegal. Ronnie said if it wasn't, it should be. The Democrat in the Duke Lacrosse team rape case is not looking very good now.