[InterceptPoint]

If moral credibility were predicated on moral perfection, even our church pulpits would be silent.

True enough but I am very curious as to how Rush will handle the general subject of the War on Some Drugs when he comes back on the air.

It seems to me that it will be a little hard for Rush to argue in favor of long jail sentences for drug users and even drug sellers after this episode. I think he has to take a postion that is consistent with his own behaviour and I think that is not the position he has taken in the past.

In any case I expect to see some sort of Talk Radio All Time Record set on the day Rush comes back. Even the libs will be listening.

[joesbucks]

Even more interesting will be how he handles those who have had mental setbacks, financial setbacks, alcoholism, nicotine additictioin, personal problems and so on. He's been pretty rough on those who have not lived up to his expectations of "rugged individualism". He obviously hasn't practiced what he has preached.