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I could not agree with you more. This article is pure garbage. First of all I really do not look to the Republican Party or politics for a religious experience. Second of all absolutely no one is without sin, meaning that we all have our faults. Third these were not street drugs that we are talking about and he was truly in pain due to an unsucessful surgery so what is one in his situation to do? I listen to Rush quite a bit and he did have compassion for the guy who stole a train in New York City because he wanted to be a train conductor and it was when thetrain was running on time that Metro dtermined that something was definately wrong. Secondly, I felt that he was vey compassionate towards Monica Lewinsky during the impeachment process he talked about being overweight and articulated it very well it was awesome stuff. Also if you listen to people who know him you will hear stories about his kindness and generosity that are very moving. But to say that he is a hypocrite really is totally false and those who say that realy are not listening very well Rush's message is that when times get tough you have to take the bulls by the horn and deal with the situation and that is exactly what he is doing. Finally in all of this I would not be surprised to discover that someone very high up the food chain in the Democratic party was behind this. The timing seems a little odd, secondly one of those rag papers either the Star or The Enquirer do have Clinton operatives working for them look back to the impeachment and you will find that. Even if The Enquirer is the wrong paper it would not be a stretch for that paper to give the story away look at how the New York Times influences the media and there are many industries that work with their competition in some way. Last when I was in college we were reading Marx and raised a question about the historical context in which communism was brought to the world. My liberal commie Professor was not impressed and his response was, "what does Marx's background have to do with the truth of his ideas? To paraphrase that question, "what does Rush's drug adiction have to do with the truth of his ideas?