[rodguy911]

You are talking about someone who commands an audience of 20 million. Dam few of us every talk in front of a group like that. It's gotta be unnerving, every hour, every minute of everyday.

Try it some time.

Also try it sometime when you are deaf.

I stopped second guessing Rush Limbaugh long ago and I advise you to do the same unless you regularly sit in front of such an audience.

[Windflier]

You are talking about someone who commands an audience of 20 million. I stopped second guessing Rush Limbaugh long ago and I advise you to do the same unless you regularly sit in front of such an audience.

Rod, folks are gonna think you're an unthinking, blinking, dittohead, if you keep talking like that.

While I greatly admire Rush, and believe him to be one of the most skilled political commentators of our time, I still know that he's just a man. Even he doesn't claim to be right 100% of the time, and on this one point, I think that he should at least re-consider endorsing his pick for president during the primary.

Naturally, it's up to him, and in point of fact, the best person for the job probably won't need his endorsement anyway, if they really ought to have the job. The People will see to that, all on their own.

I actually don't feel all that strongly one way or another about what Rush does or doesn't do during the primary, but I do feel that if it even looks like our side might once again pick the weakest person in our field to challenge the Democrat, then I say he needs to drop his considerations and endorse the best we have.