he will be back stronger than ever .

at least he admitted COMPLETE resposibility , not like bubba

WHo?

Elvis ?

No he didn't. He lied like he always lies.

If the pills aren't in an amber bottle with a pharmacy label with your
name on it; if they instead come in a Ziploc bag; they ain't
prescription medications. They are street drugs. They are illicit
narcotics.

When someone exchanges a box of money for a box of bills he is
''scoring dope''.

Limbaugh is just another POS narcotics addict junkie who will have to
hit bottom and hate his old self if he expects to get better. People
who throw their lives away for a molecule have much bigger problems
than a pinched nerve in their spine. He has some very deep
''issues''.

Demons, to be sure.

Admitted complete responsibility? After 6 years!!!

He had no choice but to say something. He is making deals like crazy
to stay out of jail. He is going to roll over like a scared little
girl.

I'd give a million bucks for a tape of him dope sick...

On 12 Oct 2003 01:13:51 GMT, (Wbelsito) wrote:

he will be back stronger than ever .

at least he admitted COMPLETE resposibility , not like bubba

Plenty of good people have fallen into the trap of addiction when given
painkillers over a long term.

It should also be noted that he tried short-term addiction therapies twice,
but was not able to overcome it in that brief period. This time, he will
have a month, and he will also have a huge outpouring of support from his
fans that he never had before. Rush will do just fine.

It's obvious you're preturbed that he's been able to almost single-handedly
demolish your socialist liberal agenda over the last few years with a
three-hour radio show. His support of personal freedoms, small government
living within a modest tax environment, foreign policy in the true best
interest of US citizens, and a belief in God have made great advances over
the last few years.

And that's exactly why twits like you take such glee in his problems.

More moderate people have been taken aback by the venom and hate coming from
the left on this matter. You have done yourself no favors.

I can only imagine how well he's going to do when he returns, now that you
and your ilk are being seen for what you are.

Stinger
Picayune, MS


"David" wrote in message
...
No he didn't. He lied like he always lies.

If the pills aren't in an amber bottle with a pharmacy label with your
name on it; if they instead come in a Ziploc bag; they ain't
prescription medications. They are street drugs. They are illicit
narcotics.

When someone exchanges a box of money for a box of bills he is
''scoring dope''.

Limbaugh is just another POS narcotics addict junkie who will have to
hit bottom and hate his old self if he expects to get better. People
who throw their lives away for a molecule have much bigger problems
than a pinched nerve in their spine. He has some very deep
''issues''.

Demons, to be sure.

Admitted complete responsibility? After 6 years!!!

He had no choice but to say something. He is making deals like crazy
to stay out of jail. He is going to roll over like a scared little
girl.

I'd give a million bucks for a tape of him dope sick...

On 12 Oct 2003 01:13:51 GMT, (Wbelsito) wrote:

he will be back stronger than ever .

at least he admitted COMPLETE resposibility , not like bubba

"Stinger" wrote:
| It's obvious you're preturbed that he's been able to almost
single-handedly
| demolish your socialist liberal agenda over the last few years with a
| three-hour radio show.

Let's not forget that he also just about single - handedly saved
AM radio in America.


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Won't he be back for jail? Hasn't Rush repeatedly said something to
the effect that drug addicts should be in jail? We must presume
innocence prior to guilt, but if we are to believe his former
employee, there seems to the possiblity of illegal activity.

It doesn't matter how he saved AM radio or the country for that
matter. He reminds me of Bill Bennett, rather hypocritical as he was.
Will Rush be given a fair hearing and take the consequences? I
suspect his fame and fortune will give him a pass so he can continue
telling us on his radio show who should be in jail.

Oh joy. He saved AM radio. Call the Nobel committee.

On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 19:22:04 GMT, "Stephen M.H. Lawrence"
wrote:


"Stinger" wrote:
| It's obvious you're preturbed that he's been able to almost
single-handedly
| demolish your socialist liberal agenda over the last few years with a
| three-hour radio show.

Let's not forget that he also just about single - handedly saved
AM radio in America.


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Duuuude! You're, like, so coool 'n stuff! KNAC rocks,
'n stuff!

I sniff a conflict of interest. You jealous that Rush has thousands
more listeners than you and/or your favorite station?

73,

S.L.

"David" wrote in message
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| Oh joy. He saved AM radio. Call the Nobel committee.
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| On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 19:22:04 GMT, "Stephen M.H. Lawrence"
| wrote:
|
|
| "Stinger" wrote:
| | It's obvious you're preturbed that he's been able to almost
| single-handedly
| | demolish your socialist liberal agenda over the last few years with a
| | three-hour radio show.
|
| Let's not forget that he also just about single - handedly saved
| AM radio in America.
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"Stephen M.H. Lawrence" wrote in message ink.net...
Duuuude! You're, like, so coool 'n stuff! KNAC rocks,
'n stuff!

I sniff a conflict of interest. You jealous that Rush has thousands
more listeners than you and/or your favorite station?

73,

S.L.

"David" wrote in message
...
| Oh joy. He saved AM radio. Call the Nobel committee.
|
| On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 19:22:04 GMT, "Stephen M.H. Lawrence"
| wrote:
|
|
| "Stinger" wrote:
| | It's obvious you're preturbed that he's been able to almost
single-handedly
| | demolish your socialist liberal agenda over the last few years with a
| | three-hour radio show.
|
| Let's not forget that he also just about single - handedly saved
| AM radio in America.

Rush didn't "save" anything; he has helped to destroy AM radio in the
USA. Of course he had help from Clear Channel, Infinity/Viacom, and
the FCC!

Please try to keep in mind that the guy is only an ENTERTAINER, not a
political guru.

"Richard Cranium" wrote in message
om...

Rush didn't "save" anything; he has helped to destroy AM radio in the
USA.

I have to disagree, Richard. The only thing Rush "destroyed" was the
careers of dozens of talentless "time & temp" jocks when he took over their
time-slots. It sounds like you're just upset with his ideology (and the
fact that he's been successful) to me.

It's no secret that after suffering significant listener decline (to FM)
over the last two decades, the "talk" format has saved AM radio in the USA.
And Rush is the king of talk radio, fostering scores of imitators, both
local and syndicated.

Like him or hate him, Rush played a very large part in reestablishing the
commercial viability of AM radio, because without ratings, commercial radio
was doomed to continue its decline. It was only after Limbaugh sucessfully
syndicated and aced his time slots that we saw the way paved for others,
including Art Bell. It is simply intellectually dishonest not to give the
Rush Limbaugh radio program the credit deserved for having done this with
respect to AM radio. You may not like it, but it's the truth.

Of course he had help from Clear Channel, Infinity/Viacom, and
the FCC!

Exactly what innuendo are you hinting at here? That the FCC, Clear Channel
and Viacom have colluded with a secret, sinister plan to push Limbaugh on
the world? Listen, I'm no fan of Clear Channel or Infinity (or Powell's
FCC either for that matter). I like the idea of a lot of independent owners
competing with each other for listeners. But statements like he had help
from them (implying some sort of agenda) are just silly.

Frankly, I don't see what any of these outfits have to do with Rush, other
than that a few of their stations are among the over 600 that carry his
broadcasts. Our local New Orleans 50KW'er, WWL-AM isn't affilliated with
Clear Channel or Infinity, but carries his show, as do scores of independent
broadcasters.

Are you just hissy-fitting about big media? If so, say so -- lots of us
would agree.


Please try to keep in mind that the guy is only an ENTERTAINER, not a
political guru.

So was Johnny Carson. That doesn't marginalize his influence. There was a
time when commentary in Carson's opening monologue for "The Tonight Show"
was acknowledged to have an enormous effect upon public opinion. The same
has been true for Rush in the past (as he and his audience found each
other), and will probably continue when he returns.

Just my observations...

-- Stinger
ATS-909
FR-200
CCRadio+