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Rush just mentioned Free Republic's chat room. Wish we could have a *Rush Day* where he comes out for a couple of hours and hangs out with us in the chat room.

On MSNBC's 'Headliners and Legends' premiere showing this Sunday, 10 p.m. ET, find out how Rush Limbaugh, a college drop-out, makes his way to becoming one of the most famous and influential names in talk radio. Below are five things you might not have known about the controversial talk show host: DJ nicknames: His former DJ names, were “Rusty Sharpe” (Rusty was his childhood nickname) and “Jeff Christie.” Heard around the world: He is remembered to have said, “Compassion is no substitute for justice,” a saying that would later haunt him when it is discovered that he was addicted to...

Landmark Legal Foundation today filed a freedom of information request with the Palm Beach County State Attorney's Office (SAO) seeking any and all information of communications to or from the SAO or any of its employees and outside individuals or groups relating to Rush Limbaugh. Mark R. Levin, President of Landmark, stated: "We want to know why Palm Beach County State Attorney Barry Krischer waited 10-months before investigating allegations against Rush Limbaugh -- only after stories appeared in the National Enquirer. We're concerned that once the story became public, Mr. Krischer, an elected prosecutor, may have been pressured to use...

Dear Mr. Limbaugh, As president-elect of our local Rush Limbaugh Fan Club, I've been deputized to write this letter regarding your recent legal problems. Here in Gopher County some of your loyal followers are upset about what they've been reading and hearing in the media, which (as we all know) is run by a bunch of liberal pansies (except for your radio show, of course!). Anyhow, we were all real sorry to learn about you being a dope addict. Naturally we didn't believe a word of the story until it came from your own lips. Seeing how you've been so...

<p>Rush wasn't built in a day. That's Michael Harrison's take on this week's announcement by Progress Radio that it had signed comedian/author Al Franken for a daily show intended to provide a liberal challenge to the medium's 600-station gorilla, Rush Limbaugh. The founder and editor of Talkers magazine, the industry's lead trade journal, says that if Progress Radio fails it will be because of the impossibly high expectations it has set for itself.</p>

In 3d hour of today's Limbaugh show, Rush was referring to a newspaper article from California. Was having a little trouble remembering some mundane details of the story and remarked "I'm having a little trouble remembering all the details of the story. I got it off Free Republic this morning!" Rumors confirmed. We are the premier Conservative research source in the nation. and.... welcome Rush. PS, If Rush reads this, I know who has your Grandfather's first set of law books, along with a letter from Westlaw congratulating him on opening his practice, etc. He would be glad to send...

Liberalism Inoculates Hillary Against Racism Charge January 8, 2004 On Saturday, Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY) made a racist joke that the great advocate of non-violent revolution Mahatma Gandhi "ran a gas station down in St. Louis for a couple of years." No member of the media reported the slur, and no one in attendance expressed outrage. The story finally appeared two full days later, headlined her apology and included the line: "After being approached by the Associated Press to clarify the remarks, Clinton suggested in a statement..." Can you imagine anyone in the press "approaching" Trent Lott and asking him...