In a underhanded acknowledgement of Rush Limbaugh’s “Operation Chaos,” The New York Times has bent over backwards to make the phenomenon of Republican participation in Democratic primaries seem like it’s caused by Obama’s appeal. Still, the truth remains:

Since the start of the primary and caucus season in January, Republican voters have been crossing over in increasing numbers to vote in Democratic contests — supplying up to 10 percent of the vote in states that allow such crossover voting — and they are expected to play a pivotal role in the fiercely contested primary here. What is less clear, however, is the motivation for their behavior: are they genuinely attracted by the two Democratic candidates? Or are they mischief-making spoilers, looking to prolong a divisive Democratic fight or support a candidate Mr. McCain can beat in November?

Kudos again to Rush for orchestrating a tremendously successful campaign to disrupt the Democrat Party.

Read the deceptive New York Times article HERE.

The truth is that the voters crossing over are not only listeners to Rush Limbaugh, but Conservatives who are sick and tired of the Republicans refusal to fight.

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