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Today, August 1st marks 36 years since the very first nationally syndicated Rush Limbaugh Show radio program. Rush was a brilliant pioneer who broke through the mainstream media monopoly, paving the way for many other voices. He will always be the “George Washington of Radio!” and our friend. What... show more
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Miss Rush every day. So grateful for the time we had with him.

He would tell us not to panic, and to stand together and oppose those who are trying to take down our great country. Boy, do I miss him, and cherish the few minutes I spoke to him in 2005. My blog is dedicated to his memory, and I will post about this anniversary today.

Rush always said, when liberals are out of power they are funny but when they are in power they are dangerous.. As usual he was so very right, when the left stole the 2020 election they crossed the rubicon and there was no turning back, they will do and say anything to keep power, I think he would be telling us to stand together and fight for our very freedom…

Miss him dearly. This from a Rush Baby from the late 80’s who remembers the restaurant “Rush Rooms”

As a LEO, this man accompanied me through hundreds of hours in a patrol car, sitting in the middle of the desert in places so remote they seem forgotten, while I patrolled inner city streets, and through more midnight shifts than I’ll ever be able to count. What a colossal legend.

Rush led the way. He is greatly missed.

I started listening to Rush in Sacramento on KFBK in 1986 before he was syndicated. He was on from 9AM to noon Sacramento time. Then he went to NYC, was syndicated and it was then 9AM TO 11AM, still on KFBK. But it wasn’t long before they took the syndicated program to 3 hours also, so nothing changed for us in Sacramento except for that short time that he went to two hours. He even kept on making fun of Rio Linda even when he went national. “She became pregnant- (for those of you in Rio Linda, she was knocked up)…” He used to go on local TV and “debate” local liberals and he broke them into pieces simply by being realistic. The Mayor of Realville. When he died I wept for the loss I had. He was a friend even though I’d never met him. He was good to know.

😥😥😥😥 I miss Maha Rushie! 😭😭😭

Fight Fight Fight! Don't stop. Don't give up.

I believe all the conservative radio hosts and pundits owe Rush a debt of gratitude. His genius and popularity paved the way for others to follow in his footsteps.
