He has surpassed Rush Limbaugh who has permitted his program to descend to a never ending litany of self-promotion. Rush, the news is not always about Rush Limbaugh even though you have lately contrived to make it seem so.
Limbaugh's gaffe over the Fluke affair has set the Republican quest for the White House back about a week. Gingrich cannot expect to be pardoned on this because he admonishes his listeners not to "try this at home" and tells them that he is a "highly trained professional." Not really wrong on substance, Limbaugh nevertheless seems to a degree to have lost his touch.
If one watches the video of Mark Levin at the Reagan Center, one cannot help but be moved by his sincerity nor can one fail to be impressed by the breadth and depth of his understanding of where we are as a nation. I think he has in his latest book, Ameritopia , performed a very great service to conservatism by popularizing what is essentially a political science 101 understanding of the great philosophies which have combined to produce the genius of our founding fathers.
Moreover, he has outlined the philosophical errors which have combined to produce our modern departure from the Constitution which was laid down by the founding fathers.
All of this is necessary to give instinctive but untutored conservatives the self-confidence to go forth and multiply.
