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DNC Releases Top Five Limbaugh Billboard Slogans

"Americans didn't vote for a Rush to failure."
March 11, 2009  |  
 
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Democrats are not slowing down their efforts to try and tie the Republican Party to Rush Limbaugh.

On Tuesday, the Democratic National Committee released the five finalists for the slogan that will adorn a billboard in the talk show host's hometown. From the contest launched last week, which, aides say, attracted 56,000 submissions, came this::

* "Americans didn't vote for a Rush to failure"

* "Hope and change cannot be Rush'd"

* "Failure is not an option for America's future"

* "We can fix America, just don't Rush it"

* "Rush: Say yes to America"

Sam Stein is a Political Reporter at the Huffington Post, based in Washington, D.C.

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