Rush Limbaugh: Well, in the first place, I don’t think Trump has actually changed that much from what he said. And I’m also not aware that he told every Republican that they had to agree with him or else whatever he was going to do to them…
Rick: With all due respect, Rush, on Chuck Todd’s show, he specifically said, when asked the question, “You mean you’re going to rip the families apart?”
He said, “No, I’m not going to rip the families apart, they all have to go, even the U.S. citizen children.”
He then got into the middle of the debate, and the argument between Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, when Ted wanted legalization and Marco wanted citizenship as part of a comprehensive plan. He said that they were both wrong, that they were both being absurd, that they all had to go “or we don’t have a nation of laws.” Come on! You were watching the debates as well as the rest of us were. You know exactly what he said and you know exactly the way he ridiculed everybody on that stage.
Rush Limbaugh: Yeah, well I guess the difference is—well not the difference, I guess the thing is, this is gonna enrage you. You know, I could choose a path here to try to mollify you, but I never took him seriously on this!
Thank you for the text.
‘Rush Limbaugh: Yeah, well I guess the difference is—well not the difference, I guess the thing is, this is gonna enrage you. You know, I could choose a path here to try to mollify you, but I never took him seriously on this!’
Rush also said yesterday that Trump takes the border seriously. The specifics were not the point essentially, that’s what Rush said. I assume Rush was simply saying that he did not take the ‘touchback’ aspect seriously. A lot of wiggle room for Trump to hash out after the election.
Like I posted earlier, Rush favored Cruz, but Ted’s campaign showed signs of collapse as early as South Carolina.
What was Rush supposed to do at that point? Torpedo the only possible chance for us to unite behind one candidate?