[Ronaldus Magnus III]

Just after Rush passed away, I began organizing the decades of Rush 24/7 podcasts I had downloaded over the decades. I happened to click 'play' on one from 2007, when Billary was the anointed one, and B. Hussein was just a skinny creep from Chicago. I have been listening in order ever since. Sarah Palin has come and gone, and Operation Chaos was a joy to re-live. As Hussein began to lead in 2008, Rush instituted Operation Chaos to keep Billary relevant for as long as possible.

When Hussein was emaculated, his first days were very much like SloJo Biden. Hussein had no idea what Executive Order he was signing, and Greg Craig had to explain everything to him, and to the country. Greg Craig was the lawyer for Fidel Castro and also the lawyer for the father of Elian Gonzalez.

Lovely, just lovely.

[JonPreston]

He’s terribly missed on the American political landscape.

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Miss him.

[Herodes]

RIP El Rushbo...

[devane617]

My heart skips a beat when I hear the music.

[Gay State Conservative]

True “middle America” decency!

[telescope115]

I knew NOTHING about democrat, republican, liberal, conservative, and all things political and social until a co-worker turned me onto Rush. I started listening to him just before Gulf War One.

There was-and still is-no one else like him.

[Worldtraveler once upon a time]

An American treasure and a fine entertainer combined with a fine political commentator.

[murron]

Ping

[murron]

I was listening to some Mannheim Steamroller the other day and when Silent Night came on it made me think of Rush closing out his Christmas broadcast with that.

[gloryblaze]

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[Track9]

Miss you Rush.. Merry Christmas!!

[mcmuffin]

[M Kehoe]

Bttt.

5.56mm

[lizma2]

Every month or two I listen to a Rush’s podcast.

Started to listen to him in the late 80, early 90’s. (Had a 2 hour lunch back then. Limbaugh time!)

What he said back then is still relevant today.

Remember the moment I heard he died. Miss him much.

[Texas resident]

For you that remember “Rush rooms”, there were restaurants that would broadcast the Rush show during lunch.

I was in a parking lot in New Orleans eating my lunch in the truck. Nice day. Had the windows down. I had Rush on WWL and could hear the radio show coming from a whole lot of electricians and plumbers in the parking lot who were doing the same thing. The Walmart parking lot was a giant Rush room.

[Carriage Hill]

Here are the InterNet Archives of the 5,731 shows that Rush did, in his years on EIB. Enjoy.

RIP, Rush.

[Carriage Hill]

Here are the InterNet Archives of the 5,731 shows that Rush did, in his years on EIB. Enjoy.

https://archive.org/details/rush-limbaugh-radio-show?sort=date

RIP, Rush.

[Bshaw]

I had downloaded all of the pocasts into my iTunes library; years of his content, but later I deleted them because I was a Rush 24/7 subscriber and I thought, why do I need these downloaded.

I wish I had not done that, as the Rush Limbaugh web site is not managed well and accessing the audio/video files is very clunky.

I think the audio/video content files go back to 2013, but it’s not user friendly.

[Hot Tabasco]

Thank you for posting the link.....It was good to hear his voice once again.

[wild74]

Gone before his time I miss his take on things