[Howlin]

I looked her up; she's as credible as they come. Nothing she wrote jumped out at me.

[Howlin]

Carol Devine-Molin

Carol Devine-Molin is a Republican District Leader, a community activist, and the host of "On The Right Side", a local program sponsored by the Republicans and seen throughout most of Westchester County, New York.

She has a BA in psychology from McGill University, Montreal, Canada, and an MA in forensic psychology (social psychology) from John Jay College of Criminal Justice (CUNY), NYC.


http://www.gopusa.com/caroldevinemolin/

[jimmccleod]

This statement jumps out to me.

As to The National Enquirer article, I read it. And I found it to be credible, rife with details that demonstrate the severity of Limbaugh's substance abuse problem.

[Alissa]

Nothing she wrote jumped out at me.

What jumped out to me was her implication that his addiction was a FACT not an allegation from a tabloid!

[ventana]

I said on another thread I think Rush is being a bit Clintonesque: I feel he should give us straight up or down indication of what is up: I am not guilty; I had some problems. Either way. That said, I am waiting to hear his official comment. What she wrote that jumped out at me is:And I think the majority of conservatives will continue to be compassionate and supportive toward El Rushbo as long as he embraces rehabilitative efforts.

How cute. In one statement she condemns him as an addict by supporting his rehabilitation. How does she know. She has no right to make this statement if she has a shred of loyalty to him. She should hold her fire and wait for him to make a substantive statement. If in due time that is not forthcoming, then he, by his own ommission of a statement, has made himself a legitmate target. As of now, his time is running out. V's wife.

[RWG]

Who is more articulate and funny than Limbaugh in the world of political commentary?

This makes her suspect.

[Kenny Bunk]

About two years ago, I turned off Rush, having listened to him from the very beginning. He got really strident and was tough for me to follow.

When the deafness thing happened, I thought that was the cause ...he couldn't hear and monitor his own levels. He came back and was great. I think his only 'mistake' was in not sharing the problem up front. If he had laid the problem out to the audience when he took time off for the failed rehabs, he would now be viewed in a much for favorable light by his critics and fairweather friends alike.

I have no doubt,he'll kick the addiction. But what about the root cause? The tremendous back pains will continue. Perhaps now that he has lost over 100 lbs, he ought to try the surgery again.