[pollyshy]

I had the opportunity, several years ago, to see Rush in some unguarded moments. My observations showed me that he is a flawed individual, and I have listened to him with that in mind ever since.

More than anyone else, Roger Ailes is responsible for the success Rush has enjoyed over the years. I give Rush credit for remaining loyal to Roger.

However, unlike the “early days” of his show, Rush is rapidly becoming his own parody. Perhaps this episode will help him focus on a little show rehab.

BTW I wouldn’t be at all surprised if he announces his retirement in 2017...

[joesbucks]

Rush ‘ s contract is up mid summer. You think he’ll only go to the end of the year with an extension instead of a new one?

[rodguy911]

I had the opportunity, several years ago, to see Rush in some unguarded moments. My observations showed me that he is a flawed individual, and I have listened to him with that in mind ever since. More than anyone else, Roger Ailes is responsible for the success Rush has enjoyed over the years. I give Rush credit for remaining loyal to Roger. However, unlike the “early days” of his show, Rush is rapidly becoming his own parody. Perhaps this episode will help him focus on a little show rehab. BTW I wouldn’t be at all surprised if he announces his retirement in 2017...

Let me tell you something, having been there done that,Rush is in his own league when it comes to talk radio.

He is the gold standard. He may not say everything you like but when it comes to knowing talk radio better than anyone alive you go to Rush Limbaugh.

Roger Ailses couldn't do his show for three hours if his life depended on it.