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Geez, give the guy a break. He’s been doing this for something like 20 years, 5 days a week, and takes a few weeks a year and a few days sprinkled in here and there. It has got to be a grind to have to be “on” for the show, day after day after day, even if you love what you are doing. I am amazed he is still doing it, even though financially, he would have no need to do anything the rest of his life. He clearly still has the passion, and I am glad that at this stage, in his late 50s, he takes enough time off to recharge the batteries so that he can keep doing his show another 5 or 10 years or until the Feds shut him down.

I agree! I just am not wild about Mark Davis. :-) I’ve no gripes with Rush taking whatever time he wants. It’s his empire, he can run it as he see fits. I hope when I’m his age, I have the ability to recharge my batteries like Rush does, though I certainly wouldn’t choose golf as a means to do so. :)

I completely agree. I have no gripes that Rush takes the time off when he wants. He has said on the show he's so tired of listening to Obama, and I'm sure it's very draining and frustrating if not just plain maddening having to follow the antics of this marxist "messiah" and his thugs. Rush may need more time than ever before to recharge and stay positive. I find very little positive news, but I feel better having heard Rush talk about things. I can't imagine what he feels that he can't express.

So, not only do I not begrudge him taking all the time off he needs, I'm very glad he continues to do his show when he really doesn't need to do this at all.

We may need him to be here for us to keep us sane, but he really doesn't have to do it. So, I really hope people aren't emailing him and complaining he takes too much time off. He may just get PO'd enough and just stop because he doesn't feel appreciated, and at some point, it may not be worth it to him.