[winner3000]

What is missing is simple supply an demand. When the Great Rushbo started, he was the only powerful Conservative voice in the media. His own success spawned many competitors within radio, and more importantly, Foxnews is also a formidable competitor to him.

He is still the intellectual force behind conservatism, and just as the NYT is still unfortunately relevant despite its much worse slide in its “ratings”, Rush will continue to be relevant until he decides not to.

I will always be grateful to Rush, and we will be shocked at how much we will miss him once he’s gone.

[novemberslady]

we will be shocked at how much we will miss him once he’s gone.

I try to remember that when I listen to him pushing his Tea, and his books.
And if he didn't have a show anymore, I would miss it.

Of course everyone knows it's his show, but if no one listens, he might as well play with sock puppets in his kitchen.

I just don't want to listen to infomercials for the better part of three hours, and most of the time that's what I'm hearing.

[certrtwngnut]

Before Rushbo started there was a guy named Bob Grant who did pretty well.

[rwa265]

I will always be grateful to Rush, and we will be shocked at how much we will miss him once he’s gone.

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The commentator I really miss is Tony Snow.