[Dr. Scarpetta]

I've quit listening to Limbaugh over the last couple of weeks. I tried again today, but it was nothing but three hours of trashing Bush.

I've listened to him for twelve years, but he's losing me with this relentless and never-ending complaining.

I'v had the same reaction to Rush. He is simply not able to make his criticisms against Pres. Bush and move on to other topics. It's like an obsession with him. There are so many things in the news, and Rush has no curiosity about any of them.

BTY, Molly is continuing to improve!

[nopardons]

I started listening to Rush , in 1989. I stopped, a few years ago , after a day, when he spent more than two hours talking about toe fungus. I don't like football, I don't care who he played golf with , nor how many times he went to the bathroom, over the weekend. He lost the fire in his belly, a very long time ago.Once he married Marta, he started to go out, stopped paying as much attention to what is going on, and frankly, for the past several years, his news has been day to week to even month old news, that we had chewed over on FR more extensively.

I tune in, now and again; however , I don't need to hear his continual whoning about the E-mail he gets about hw he should stop his endless Bush bashing, nor the then ensuing Bush bashing tirade.

O'Rielly has bumped Bob Grant ( shocking ! ) , in the N.Y. area and is up against Hannity ; who follows Rush, here. O'Rielly is NO match for Sean. After listening to BoR , for awhile ( b-o-r-i-n-g ! ) , I went back to listening to Sean. I won't tune in again. O'Rielly is no Bob Grant, and I doubt that Bob's faithful listeners are going to stick with Bill. I started listening to Bob Grant in the late 1960's . He changed, after the debacle, of the 90's, and I went to Hannity. Many others did too. Grant's diehard listeners, are NOT going to listen to Bill. My guess is that they'll move over to Sean.

Bottom line ? IMHO, O'Rielly isn't going to make it in the tri state area.