[HowlinglyMind-BendingAbsurdity]

Obviously, a president's health is a legitimate matter of unbigoted inquiry. Making light of people's health problems (and that is what Rush has a HEALTH PROBLEM related to medication) in the form of ridicule is what my post addresses. Not the question of someone's fitness for high office based on ailing health. Turning Rush's poblems with pain pills into the rhetoric of a "DRUG" problem is a deliberate rhetorical maneuver. I doubt Rush's feelings have been hurt by the jibes from Franken and Kerry. Some Americans seem to have some sort of panic about medication and near-hysteria reactions to "drugs." Apparently, Clinton got passes on alcohol and cocaine abuse from the same libs now milking Rush's alleged "drug" problem.

[Ready4Freddy]

"Turning Rush's poblems with pain pills into the rhetoric of a "DRUG" (sic) problem is a deliberate rhetorical maneuver. "

Once someone's doing their 3rd detox, some people begin to think of it as a drug problem, if they're lucky. Some don't, and a lot of them die.