Arizona Basketball Team Protests Immigration Law with 'Spanish-
Language' JerseysS  The Phoenix Suns took the court for
Wednesday night's game wearing "Los Suns" jerseys to "honor
[Arizona's] Latino community" and "give the middle finger to
racists" (I made up that second quote). Guess how Rush Limbaugh
felt about it?  Usually, the "Los Suns" jerseys are broken out
as a marketing gimmick when the NBA wants to appeal to Latinos.
This time, they were used as a protest gimmick to appeal to
people who are not xenophobic authoritarians. And it must have
worked, too, because Rush Limbaugh got all mad! He called it
"cowardice, pure and simple." Not quite, Rush! See, "cowardice"
would be enacting a draconian, civil rights-infringing law that
targets a specific subset of the population because you think
(wrongly) that drug violence is spilling over the border. But
good try!   Even the president heard about the "Los Suns" thing!
He told the guests at his Cinco de Mayo reception, "I know that
a lot of you would rather be