[Dahoser]

I've been aware since a friend in the mid-80s gave me a copy of None Dare Call It Conspiracy and then I followed up with my own copy of Say "NO!" to the New World Order. I cannot say it's at the forefront of my thinking. More like it's simmering in the background so I see what you're saying there about Rush. More discussion of rights and constitutional precepts and less entertainment. Yes, that may have helped. I believe it's helped with Mark Levin doing that, but a lot of the damage is being done outside his audience.

As you say, though, it's way late in the game to fix matters. Government is far bigger and more intrusive, and people not only look to it more and more to fix things, but they accept that anything can be passed by Congress or deigned by the President and then fought out in the courts while it's in effect. Mind-boggling.

[uncitizen]

Yes. I thought Levin was getting to the heart of the problem too but then something changed with him. He appeared to be angrier and angrier. Or maybe he was under some stress. At any rate he went off the rails and finally when he didn’t support Trump but apparently went negative on him I felt he was being disingenuous. Especially it was odd because at first it seemed he was supporting Trump. Then it changed. Odd. Maybe the gope got him back in line.