If you go by ratings, CNN doesn’t get the ratings that Rush gets in three of the major cities he’s listened to in.
Nevertheless, leave it to them to run another moronic poll of how Americans just adore Colin Powell to Rush Limbaugh or Dick Cheney.
“The CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey, released Monday, suggests that 70 percent have a favorable opinion of Powell, who was Secretary of State during President George W. Bush’s first term, and who served as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff during the Persian Gulf War.
Only 30 …

How about it? In the military we called it a “Blanket Party”, or “Code Red”. In a metaphorical way we conservatives, indeed the heart of the GOP should do the same to Powell.
Since Powell is clueless to what it means to be in the Republican Party, we can no longer tolerate his dumba*s, he’s done. Lump him in with Specter, Jeffords and Benedict Arnold. Hell, with Mickey Mouse, except with a bigger head.
Exhibit 1:
“The remarks by Mr. Powell, a former secretary of state, amounted to a …

This is getting old…
“(CNN) — The Republican party must stop “shouting at the world” and start listening to minority groups if it is to win elections in the 21st century, former Secretary of State Colin Powell said Thursday.
In an interview with CNN’s Fareed Zakaria for Sunday’s “GPS” program, President Bush’s former secretary of state said his party’s attempt “to use polarization for political advantage” backfired last month.
“I think the party has to take a hard look at itself,” Powell said in the interview, which was taped Wednesday. “There is nothing …

War hero yes, served his nation, yes. An idiot, yes.
“Speaking with reporters after his appearance on NBC, Powell said that part of the reason he is supporting Obama is because he did not like the negative tone of John McCain’s campaign, which has noted the links between Obama and domestic terrorist William Ayers.
“It troubled me. We have two wars. We have economic problems, we have health problems. … Those are the problems the American people want to hear about, not about Mr. Ayers, not about who’s a Muslim …