Charlie Spiering
S.E. Cupp jolted the conservative establishment earlier this week for explaining in her latest column that conservatives should not be afraid of criticizing each other, citing radio commentator Rush Limbaugh’s comments about Sandra Fluke as an example.
“No one is right all the time, and no one is above reproach,” Cupp wrote. “Limbaugh, who has frequently criticized Republicans, knows this better than anyone.”
Limbaugh is actually an admitted fan of Cupp, featuring her in one of his radio segments in September 2009.
During the segment, Limbaugh highlighted an appearance Cupp had with CNN’s Larry King, where King asked her if racism had something to do with why conservatives disliked the president.
