[Vigilantcitizen]

"What bothers me most is that Rushbo allegedly paid hush money. And he relied/trusted lawyers to do his bidding. Very Clintonesque...."

I don't know if you're a Rush fan or not, I'm not nor am I a listener. So I don't really have a stake in this one way or another.

Looking at it from an outside POV, here's why I think this whole thing stinks.

1. The very idea that someone in Rush's position would be buying pills from a maid is laughable. Like I posted earlier, people with money can get all the scripts they want.

2.People like Rush know that whatever happens in front of the hired help might as well happen in front of a reporter.

3. The klintoon clan has despised Rush for many years. You can bet they have been watching him like a hawk for any little crumb they can discredit him with. If he really had an addiction like is being claimed, it would've surfaced before now and in a bigger publication than the enquirer, with a lot more evidence.

If Rush really had a pill addiction, the klintoon gang would've had their DEA buds set up a sting and bust him. More damaging and convincing than an enquirer story.

[Fred Mertz]

I'd like to believe your scenario, but Rush is human. His silence is deafening.

[eggman]

A few additional things about this that don't make sense:
Why is a drug dealer going to the police with evidence of drug dealing unless the police are making a deal with them to catch a bigger fish?

Why are the police making a deal with a dealer to catch a user or is there some other connection here that tied Rush into this besides the maid?

My guess is the investigation will be dropped with no charges filed against Rush. Rush can deny all he wants and the liberals will continue to prefix his name with alleged drug-abuser. Rush can sue but that could take years.