Rush Limbaugh on media's Obamacare coverage: 'I guess there's even a limit for them

On his show Tuesday, conservative radio talker Rush Limbaugh said the news media has turned critical on President Obama over the "lies" he told to sell Obamacare to the public.

"Ninety-three million Americans could not keep their doctor. They knew this," Limbaugh said. "This was in the media last week and the week before. It was known that Obama was telling a falsehood, and it was a calculated plan to do just that. [The administration] thought that his goodwill that he had built up with his fans would sustain him through this and that he'd be able to handle the aftermath in typical Obama fashion: deny it, and then claim he didn't know it, and that he's looking out for you ... But the media is having a tough time. I guess there's even a limit for them."

Obama and his health care law have fallen under fire from conservatives and the news media since large parts of the law began to take effect in October. Millions of Americans have reportedly lost their existing health insurance because of Obamacare, something the president promised wouldn't happen.

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