I don't doubt that the number of H1N1 cases out there is being hyped. And for many of the same reasons that AIDS was-and still is-hyped in Africa. Everything in Africa's called AIDS. The reason is they get aid money for it. AIDS is the biggest pile of-the biggest pot they throw money into. (Rush Limbaugh)

I don't doubt that the number of H1N1 cases out there is being hyped. And for many of the same reasons that AIDS was-and still is-hyped in Africa. Everything in Africa's called AIDS. The reason is they get aid money for it. AIDS is the biggest pile of-the biggest pot they throw money into.

Rush Limbaugh

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