A Tribute to Radio's Greatest of All Time - Rush Hudson Limbaugh III

rushlimbaugh.com ^ | April 3, 2021 | EIB

[Ronaldus Magnus III]

As I stated just after Rush passed, I was organizing and archiving Rush Podcasts when I happen to play a show from August 2007. I have been listening to the podcasts in order ever since. Many, many of the same, present-day democRAT creeps are active back then. To hear, as if new, the entire Magic Negro episode is joyful.

I am fully aware that I am not able to call Rush. And as I stated previously, much of Rush’s every - day broadcast is timeless. Just as listening to anything Reagan said, every hour of Rush is full of ideas and opinions that apply to, and have meaning, every day. I am now up to the September 10 2007 podcasts, and cannot wait for the 9/11 2007 podcasts. I find myself wanting to, after listening to the 9/11 shows, skip ahead to listen to Obambi overtaking Hillary (but I won’t skip ahead. It is just like the live broadcasts, I cannot miss a minute).

[Gay State Conservative]

I first heard Rush in January 1989 while vacationing in Florida. Driving down I-75 in the Tampa area one afternoon (can't recall where we were heading) I happened to tune to WFLA and there he was. I was flabbergasted! So much so I nearly drove off the road at 70mph. "This guy thinks just like me" I shouted...and I was hooked.

His show didn't arrive in Boston until '90 or '91 (can't recall exactly) but I was a listener since Day #1.

[Truthoverpower]

This is why no liberal can never make it on the radio

[nutmeg]

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