Ohio Attorney General: No Indictment for Limbaugh Because "Being Stupid Isn't a Crime"

The Ohio Attorney General announced today that conservative commentator Rush Limbaugh will not be indicted for voter fraud. You may recall that in the days leading up to the Ohio Democratic primary, Limbaugh encouraged the GOP faithful to cross-over and vote for Hillary as part of "Operation Chaos." While this news will come as a disappointment to many, the consolation prize - a landmark quotation from the Attorney General's office - is certainly sweet.

"We have no intention of prosecuting Rush Limbaugh because lying through your teeth and being stupid isn't a crime," said Leo Jennings, a spokesman for Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann.

The GOP faithful who followed Limbaugh's advice may not be so fortunate. Under Ohio law, primary voters must sign a form attesting under penalty of prosecution (a felony) that they support the principles of the party whose ballot they are requesting.

Cross-posted from Our Republic (published yesterday morning)



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Hilarious? (none / 0)

Apparently I'm the only one who nearly wet himself when he read the AG's statement.


by Republicus on Sat Mar 29, 2008 at 03:54:51 PM EST

inciting? (none / 0)

Well, great, but the fact that the cross-over VOTERS might be indicted is sloughed off:

"The GOP faithful who followed Limbaugh's advice may not be so fortunate. Under Ohio law, primary voters must sign a form attesting under penalty of prosecution (a felony) that they support the principles of the party whose ballot they are requesting."

And shouldn't 'inciting to fraud/perjury' also be some  kind of crime?


by 1950democrat on Sat Mar 29, 2008 at 05:11:19 PM EST


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