But he did consider moving to Nazi Germany; and he did happily accept a medal from his personal friend the Fuhrer, which he never returned; and he did subsequently go back to the US and use his personal prestige to argue against US involvement in a war against Nazi Germany.
Which is close enough.
“Well, he didn’t go goose-stepping down Unter den Linden.
But he did consider moving to Nazi Germany; and he did happily accept a medal from his personal friend the Fuhrer, which he never returned; and he did subsequently go back to the US and use his personal prestige to argue against US involvement in a war against Nazi Germany.
Which is close enough.”
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2 days after Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, the America First Committee (including Limbergh) honorably disbandoned. Unlike Democrats today, when a Republican is an isolationist, they aren’t traitors.
During the war Limbergh unnoficially taught bomber crews how to run their engines lean, to have a longer range. He was a patriot.
So he liked the Stuka and the ME109, who wouldn’t, those are kickass planes. He’s just a boy with his toys, doesn’t matter what country they are made in. I think even Chuck Yeager test flew a german planes, does that make him a traitor?