Delaware Concealed Carry Forum
State News & Gun News => NRA & National Gun News => Topic started by: MarkB on February 17, 2021, 05:16:26 PM
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Rush's wife, Kathryn, announed today tha Rush has passed away from his lug cancer. May he rest in the hand of God. He will be greatly missed.
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A happy, happy day for the progressive socialists. He has been my unwavering voice to them, and against them, since the beginning.
Bill
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Sad day for talk radio.
Condolences to the family.
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I will miss Rush greatly. I started listening to him on WABC in New York in 1988. He had a local show from 10am-noon in the early days and then went national for 3 hours. The signal wasn't always clear and sometimes WHP in Harrisburg was better. He didn't make it to Philly and Wilmington until the early 90's as I recall. I was typically in a place for part of his on air time most days and he made me laugh and think. He was wise, generous and had a huge heart. The Left has spent the afternoon spitting on him. Disgraceful. God Bless You Rush and Rest in Peace.
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The Left has spent the afternoon spitting on him. Disgraceful.
Expect anything else from the left?
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For more than 20 years, up to my retirement in 2019, I worked 7:00 am to 5:00 pm
and only very infrequently had an opportunity to listen to Rush. One of the benefits
of my retirement was that I could now listen to Rush whenever I wanted to, and rarely
missed a day to turn the radio on at noon. Those three hours each day quickly became
one of the most valued benefits of retirement. I will surely miss Rush Limbaugh.
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Anything else from the left? Absolutely. I see censoring of the airwaves returning, among other things. Many of you weren't around before the late '80's when something like Rush would not be allowed. I forget what they called it but it had a nice harmless sounding name. Something to do with equal time for both sides, except our side was never allowed. They are talking about re-education centers-concentration camps for those of you that don't understand double speak. The First Amendment is disappearing, and once they realign the Supreme Court, they can scrap the Second. or even the whole Constitution.
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I will miss Rush greatly. I started listening to him on WABC in New York in 1988. He had a local show from 10am-noon in the early days and then went national for 3 hours. The signal wasn't always clear and sometimes WHP in Harrisburg was better. He didn't make it to Philly and Wilmington until the early 90's as I recall.
He was on WWDB FM, until about 2000, when his show went over to WPHT.
I started listening to Rush in late 1989 or early 1990, on WWDB, if I remember correctly.