Strange mix of statements by Rush -
"...because we won't really know the truth about anything until we get these medical records."
Then-
"What kind of a doctor must Howard Dean have been to lie about somebody's medical condition and confirm the lie ..."
Dosen't he realize ( regarding his own problems ) that "we won't really know the truth about anything until we get these medical records" applies to him also ?
He is spending millions supposedly to defend the right to privacy of records, even to the point where it could shield criminal activity.
As the conclusion of this medical records fight draws closer, the Left will sting him harder and harder on it.
If he is innocent, we gain nothing, if guilty the Left will be using him as cover for their missdeads for decades.
Liberals have never been any good with irony.
Here's the irony of it. Even if he is guilty as sin of all that has been inferred and implied, Rush has pretty much bullet proofed himself. Unless there is something much more serious from a criminal nature, he won't do any time and will likely get a slap on the wrist at worst. But he and the likely large sums of money spent on a his spin machine have pretty much effectively muted the damage. Had this been Al Franken or any other liberal commentator, this would have been fodder for Rush, Sean and the other conservative hosts. As it is, even during it's height, the left pretty much left this alone. And Rush has effectively demonized the Palm Beach prosecutor, again with the help of some very heavy Hollywood PR folks. Among his fans, anything that happens, unless some unknown or very serious charge comes out of this, simply raises Rush's esteem among his loyalists as the left is out to get him. He's well positioned himself for this.
Remember, as he admitted on the air a few falls ago his addiction problem, it seemed such a from the heart dialog he was having with his listeners. Yet as he was discussing this from the heart, the transcript appeared on the PR newswire. There were some "ers" and "ahs" not in the transcript, and a wee tad of ad libbing, but there it was, as it was being spoken, the transcript of his heart to heart with his listeners.