[Diverdogz]

But his "personal repsonsibility" is limited to the fact that he paid his gambling debts. He didn't see the error of his ways until his exposure as a gambling addict threatened his lucrative public speaking carreer. For a long time, he insulted all of our collective intelligence by insisting that he didn't lose very much money - playing slot machines!

In my opinion, he is only now admitting that he lost a massive amount of money to salvage what is left of a wrecked carreer and tarnished reputation. Understandable, but it doesn't exactly rise to a noble level of "taking responsibility". Remember, he tried to lie his way out of it first.

[Bluntpoint]

What a person does in private is his business.

That said, I may still may have an interest in that private business.

If Rush is privately "seeing" Barbara Streisand at some posh resort, that may affect his audience base.

[L.N. Smithee]

Remember, he tried to lie his way out of it first.

What did he "lie" about? Specifics would be good.