[My Dog Likes Me]

I agree that digging through medical records, in this case, is excessive.

But think of the Elvis example for a moment. His doctor wrote him script after script of meds for years. That showed neglect and abuse of his medical license. But they were scripts.

In the case of Rush, it seems he went under the table and simply acquired the drugs in that magical way that only rich people demand. When he ran out of doctors, he turned to his house servant. You see, folks, there is a point where "prescription drugs" become "illegal narcotics." I think Rush crossed that point.

Put another way, if I am prescribed Valium or Xanax by my doctor and pick them up at the pharmacy, that's fine. BUT, if I buy a baggie full of same on a street corner, that's illegal. Orange jumpsuit time.

[longtermmemmory]

Perscription drugs never become illegal. The only become "obtained illegally".

If the SA had proof there would have been charges by now.

[kidd]

In the case of Rush, it seems he went under the table and simply acquired the drugs in that magical way that only rich people demand. When he ran out of doctors, he turned to his house servant. You see, folks, there is a point where "prescription drugs" become "illegal narcotics." I think Rush crossed that point.

The ONLY evidence of this allegation is by the wife of a convicted drug dealer, who may have been blackmailing Limbaugh, that was paid for ($250K) by the National Enquirer.

This source of testimony should be given very little weight until it can be collaborated by another (more reliable) source. I doubt that it will be though.

[Budge]

In the case of Rush, it seems he went under the table...

"It SEEMS?"

You have been paying far too much attention to the people who want to silence Rush.

When you have the proof, come back and we'll discuss this.