[Jeff Chandler]

The fact of the matter is that if Limbaugh were a public official I would be the first one to call for his resignation. Similarly, if Clinton were a media personality chasing skirts through the office, I would just shrug. I don't expect much from celebrities in the way of personal behavior, but I expect a higher standard from public servants.

I don't know the extent of Rush's guilt, and neither do you. I only hope he is treated with justice. If he is convicted of a crime he'll have to accept the consequences.

I do think it's deceptive to label him a drug warrior. He has never been one, and it's unfair to treat him as such

I also have a soft spot in my heart for the man who has worn the mantel of leader of the conservative movement in this country since Reagan was president. If it weren't for his influence, we would have a President Gore. For that reason, I find your glee over his downfall to be quite distasteful.

[jjbrouwer]

You really are an idiot. If only Limbaugh had a forum where you could spend your time drooling with like-minded drones.

[Stewart_B]

I find your glee over his downfall to be quite distasteful.

Jeff, I assure you that I am not the least bit gleeful about Limbaugh's situation. I hate to see anyone suffer with an addiction.

I simply stated my belief that regardless of what proof is presented, his most ardent supporters will not change their view of him.

Much like the liberals and their icon Clinton.