Pause for a minute. May I ask, What is your American dream?
For some, it is simply owning a home in suburbia, big green lawns and a loving family to enjoy it with. Some dream of climbing the corporate ladder, becoming an executive at a major corporation. Others dream of owning and growing a business. And for Rush Limbaugh, being a football fan all his life, his dream was to own a football team.
Limbaugh has worked hard to get where he is today, earning the reputation among his talk radio peers as “The Godfather.” He even worked as an NFL commentator on ESPN for his love of the game. He certainly has amassed the hard-earned wealth to be able to accomplish his dream of owning an NFL team, partnering with other investors to buy the St. Louis Rams.
But alas, his dream would not come true and the result brings shame to many: the NFL, the black athletes opposed of the deal, the mainstream media, and Race Card Hall of Fame players Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson.
The NFL, in one of its most ironic gestures, denied the sale of a team because, truth be told, it’s freaked out about Rush Limbaugh’s long-standing conservative stance, yet it’s an organization that’s managing a group of strong, mean men. Now we know Limbaugh is more feared than a group of 350-lb. professional athletes.
It all goes back to a comment made by Limbaugh in 2003 about quarterback Donovan McNabb. Limbaugh apologized and subsequently resigned from ESPN because of the aftermath surrounding that remark. Was he racist for saying that the media wanted a black quarterback to do well? It was more of stupidity than racism.
But several NFL players and Commissioner Roger Goodell couldn’t move on from that incident. Add on to the fact that race-baiters Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson joined the fight to prevent Limbaugh from owning the Rams. As Andy McCarthy of NRO wrote, “So much for the post-racial America.”
There’s no way American can be post-racial as long as Sharpton and Jackson are taken somewhat seriously for their “work” and the mainstream media giving them the attention they do not deserve.

