Rush Limbaugh has passed

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Septic said:
He wasn't good at much past inflammatory rhetoric and division, where he was a master.

Trump was the Lane Kiffin of politics, constantly falling forward after suckering people into believing he had talent.
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Agree with first paragraph. The second is a ridiculous analogy. Kiffin actually has a great deal of talent as an offensive coach. He's one of the best at developing QBs. The best in the business had him come in and introduce an offensive philosophy to a predominantly defensive team. Florida Atlantic was the best they've been under Kiffin. Ole Miss came much closer to beating Bama than anyone else on their schedule. Better than either team in the final four. No one running a top flight organization is going to hire Trump to do anything important. Kiffin's actually grown up the last few years. Trump's pettiness and thin skinned immaturity have gotten worse. Lane has been a punk, but has grown out of it. Trump has become more of a punk as he has gotten older. He's a psychiatrist's wet dream
 
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Septic said:
He wasn't good at much past inflammatory rhetoric and division, where he was a master.

Trump was the Lane Kiffin of politics, constantly falling forward after suckering people into believing he had talent.
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Yet Obama's DOJ went after businesses that did businesses with gun shops. You think trump tweeting is worse than the fed gov going businesses they disagreed with politically?
 
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USAFgolferVol said:
Agree with first paragraph. The second is a ridiculous analogy. Kiffin actually has a great deal of talent as an offensive coach. He's one of the best at developing QBs. The best in the business had him come in and introduce an offensive philosophy to a predominantly defensive team. Florida Atlantic was the best they've been under Kiffin. Ole Miss came much closer to beating Bama than anyone else on their schedule. Better than either team in the final four. No one running a top flight organization is going to hire Trump to do anything important. Kiffin's actually grown up the last few years. Trump's pettiness and thin skinned immaturity have gotten worse. Lane has been a punk, but has grown out of it. Trump has become more of a punk as he has gotten older. He's a psychiatrist's wet dream
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This is what unity looks like, your dear leader would be proud
 
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luthervol said:
I was saying the democratic party functioned better than the republican party.
Had the republican party functioned well, Trump would never have won the primary.
Had the democratic party not functioned as well as it did, Bernie would have been the candidate.
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So the democrats f’ed Bernie AND many of their constituents ..... you finally admit it
 
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Limbaugh Producer James ‘Bo Snerdley’ Golden Honors Late Friend — ‘A Second-Generation Founding Father’

Thursday on FNC’s “Hannity,” long-time “The Rush Limbaugh Show” producer James Golden, referred to as “Bo Snerdley” by Limbaugh for the duration of his show, spoke about the passing of Rush Limbaugh a day earlier and his lasting legacy.

Golden told host Sean Hannity Limbaugh was a “second-generation founding father” and explained how Limbaugh made it possible for conservative media and spoken word radio to thrive in his wake.

Limbaugh Producer James 'Bo Snerdley' Golden Honors Late Friend -- 'A Second-Generation Founding Father'
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
Limbaugh Producer James ‘Bo Snerdley’ Golden Honors Late Friend — ‘A Second-Generation Founding Father’

Thursday on FNC’s “Hannity,” long-time “The Rush Limbaugh Show” producer James Golden, referred to as “Bo Snerdley” by Limbaugh for the duration of his show, spoke about the passing of Rush Limbaugh a day earlier and his lasting legacy.

Golden told host Sean Hannity Limbaugh was a “second-generation founding father” and explained how Limbaugh made it possible for conservative media and spoken word radio to thrive in his wake.

Limbaugh Producer James 'Bo Snerdley' Golden Honors Late Friend -- 'A Second-Generation Founding Father'
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That is probably one happy black guy now. To be freed from the bondage of the Limbaugh Farm.
 
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luthervol said:
I was saying the democratic party functioned better than the republican party.
Had the republican party functioned well, Trump would never have won the primary.
Had the democratic party not functioned as well as it did, Bernie would have been the candidate.
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Bottom line is HRC got her azz handed to her by the guy from the apprentice. Even the cuckest of republicans were flabbergasted.
 
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PEPPERJAX said:
Bottom line is HRC got her azz handed to her by the guy from the apprentice. Even the cuckest of republicans were flabbergasted.
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Bottom line to what exactly? That has nothing to do with anything that was being discussed.
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
Limbaugh Producer James ‘Bo Snerdley’ Golden Honors Late Friend — ‘A Second-Generation Founding Father’

Thursday on FNC’s “Hannity,” long-time “The Rush Limbaugh Show” producer James Golden, referred to as “Bo Snerdley” by Limbaugh for the duration of his show, spoke about the passing of Rush Limbaugh a day earlier and his lasting legacy.

Golden told host Sean Hannity Limbaugh was a “second-generation founding father” and explained how Limbaugh made it possible for conservative media and spoken word radio to thrive in his wake.

Limbaugh Producer James 'Bo Snerdley' Golden Honors Late Friend -- 'A Second-Generation Founding Father'
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2nd generation founding father???

Come on now
 
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Volgolfer1618 said:
Yet Obama's DOJ went after businesses that did businesses with gun shops. You think trump tweeting is worse than the fed gov going businesses they disagreed with politically?
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Well don't forget about them using the IRS to target political opponents too
 
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Rickyvol77 said:
What impact? He sang in a niche band with one hit...whoop de do...at least with Michael Jackson or Elvis or the Beatles you could make the case for having great societal impact.

Garcia was basically a mediocre singer whose music was only tolerable by people like Bill Walton who would listen while on LSD
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I totally disagree. Garcia had immense talent and played with all kinds of different talented musicians from blues, country to bluegrass and rock. The dead have influenced all kinds of today's musicians.

They filled giant stadiums with 60k fans with no radio play and avoided selling tickets through ticketmaster. That is mind blowing regardless if u like their music

It's a shame he wasted it all chasing a heroin high. Sad
 
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I hate the fact that the left is taking the worst things Rush said (out of context mind you) and judging the man’s entire life based on those few things, while ignoring all of the many good things he’s done. I’m sure these lefties have never regretted anything they’ve ever said.

It’s so disgusting.
 
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Matt2496 said:
I hate the fact that the left is taking the worst things Rush said (out of context mind you) and judging the man’s entire life based on those few things, while ignoring all of the many good things he’s done. I’m sure these lefties have never regretted anything they’ve ever said.

It’s so disgusting.
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Take Rush's relentless use of the term "feminazi" as an example.
It's like if Hillary said "you belong in a basket of deplorables" every day for 30 years. There would be those on the right who would have a hard time overlooking that and seeing all of the good that she actually did. Or maybe they would feel that the good was far outweighed by the bad.
 
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luthervol said:
Take Rush's relentless use of the term "feminazi" as an example.
It's like if Hillary said "you belong in a basket of deplorables" every day for 30 years. There would be those on the right who would have a hard time overlooking that and seeing all of the good that she actually did. Or maybe they would feel that the good was far outweighed by the bad.
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Name ANY "good" HRC EVER did please. (You used a "turrable" example)
 
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luthervol said:
Take Rush's relentless use of the term "feminazi" as an example.
It's like if Hillary said "you belong in a basket of deplorables" every day for 30 years. There would be those on the right who would have a hard time overlooking that and seeing all of the good that she actually did. Or maybe they would feel that the good was far outweighed by the bad.
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You don't see a difference between a talk radio host saying it and the holder (or someone vying to hold) of an elected office saying it?

Both "feminazi" and "basket of deplorables" are things that shouldn't have been said, but those situations aren't equivalent, IMO.
 
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Y9 Vol said:
Name ANY "good" HRC EVER did please. (You used a "turrable" example)
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Donated to and worked with charities, promoted and supported the forgotten and overlooked, helped chip away at the glass ceiling. . (Take anything you would say positive about Rush, and insert Hillary's name)
 
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luthervol said:
Donated to and worked with charities, promoted and supported the forgotten and overlooked, helped chip away at the glass ceiling. . (Take anything you would say positive about Rush, and insert Hillary's name)
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Thanks for the belly laugh. Especially thinking of ALL the good the Clinton Foundation did.
 
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05_never_again said:
You don't see a difference between a talk radio host saying it and the holder (or someone vying to hold) of an elected office saying it?

Both "feminazi" and "basket of deplorables" are things that shouldn't have been said, but those situations aren't equivalent, IMO.
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Clinton said it once and it was taken out of context. Rush said it repeatedly and joyfully for years.
 
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luthervol said:
Clinton said it once and it was taken out of context. Rush said it repeatedly and joyfully for years.
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Wasn't taken out of context.

Again, there's a big difference between a holder of an elected office/Presidential candidate saying it and a talk show host saying it, even if the talk show host said it all the time.
 
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05_never_again said:
Wasn't taken out of context.

Again, there's a big difference between a holder of an elected office/Presidential candidate saying it and a talk show host saying it, even if the talk show host said it all the time.
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Not on its societal impact. Rush's comments carried far more weight.
 
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