[taildragger]

And if Rush Limbaugh keeps trying to convince his audience not to be passionate about this, just turn the radio off.

This has been on my mind for a while.

I don't know if Maha-Rushie is trying to play a reverse Herb Brooks here and plant a negative seed instead of a positive one to get us fired up...

Their was a time in America, when we have a unified sense of right and wrong, ( aka the Nixon era ) when things were so obvious, you had to say it was time to go. Not now. Maybe this is the source of his angst.

[hope]

"Their was a time in America, when we have a unified sense of right and wrong, ( aka the Nixon era ) when things were so obvious, you had to say it was time to go."

I never would have dreamed that my country would become so completely lawless. If it weren't so, why is this government stockpiling enough weapons to fight a war with it's people for years? And, it seems we only have a handful of representatives who care enough to fight it.

Thankfully, as a believer I know the end and these people do not far well at all.

[Cato in PA]

I’m pretty sure this is just Rush being Rush.

I turned off Rush and all the other faux conservative gasbags on talk radio after the 2012 election, and I haven’t listened to them ever since.

To be honest, I haven’t been able to work up the fortitude to even read the news since Obama won. This recent cornucopia of scandals has given me a second wave, and if Rush doesn’t like it, that’s too damn bad for him.