About Rush...

I don't often listen to him.

Every once in a while he clobbers us with off-color remarks or double-entendre.

Not that its so shocking to me personally as I had a potty-mouth myself before being saved but since you asked...

One occassion I remember vividly is a comment he made about a Democrat senator (now deceased) and his "girlfriend".

Of course I cannot go into the details or I'll get banned.

HankD

 

My biggest complaint about Rush is that he uses profanity.

 

Here are some comments Rush has made that I believe are wrong and indicate a pernicious person:

I could add more, but to what purpose.

 

I don't listen to Rush much anymore, I use to a lot when I was on the road a lot. I agree with him about 99% of the time, but where I have problems with him is his arrogant style. He's a bully sometimes and I don't like that. Also sometimes he pretends he's a Christian when it makes him look good, but I've never heard him share his conversion story or even talk about attending church. I think he's a Christian in name only, if I have to guess. I'm not deciding his salvation.

 

Agreed. People like he and Dave Ramsey might have morsels of truth to offer, but their smug way they relay it turns many off, including those that agree with them.

 

I think Rush says what a lot of us would like to say but would never do in public, so we allow him to do it. I have to admit sometimes I get that Cheshire Cat grin inside when he says something off color. Or I use to when I listened to him regularly.

 

Rush is OUTRAGEOUS!

Which is, of course, why he is so successful.

He bills himself FIRST as an entertainer, and as such, he is rather mild in comparison to others who make their living by merely speaking commentary, whether comedians or commentators with a more liberal bias.

But, those who listen know that he laughs at himself -- often. Those that actually take some of the more outrageous things he says seriously (other than when he is actually right about political matters, which is OFTEN) are either not regular listeners or persons who take themselves too seriously.

Rush has never made a big play on his faith. That really isn't pertinent to the discussions that he holds. I doubt that he is in the same camp as many of us on that issue, but I also doubt that he is some raging atheist. I expect that his personal life MUST BE guarded and that his "stage presence" is just that, but he is not overtly Christian, even when he takes up causes that Christians need taken up.

His buffonery is his means to get at the point, and yes, he does so with innuendo, funny allagories, downright nasty statements, and whatever else will get the point across. He does so on purpose.

But all of that being said, I would take Rush on my side in a heart beat over virtually any other national media personality. Rush has NEVER WAVERED in all his years in broadcast, and supports not the Republican Party, as he is so often accused of, but rather the Conservative American way that many of us wish to see in ascendency once again in our nation.

 

I've never liked his term "Femi-Nazi". He uses imagery that is demeaning to women. He's often made merciless fun of Hillary's physical appearance--"lard @ss", etc. He's said that one of the reasons for feminism is so that ugly women can get jobs in the media.

He uses innuendo, leading questions, false premises to make his "arguments".

One of his oft-used phrases is: "You just know if this was <Hillary, lefty, union leader, insert anything> that the media would give them a pass on it."

He'll say something like, "I just heard the other day, I don't remember where..." and then say something outrageous.

 

Looks like you've learned from the master.

 

There's nothing of value for the believer in listening to people like Rush. Just like so many conservatives complain about listening to "liberals" (even fluff and stuff preachers) we should be reminded to apply the same criteria to Rush.

He's proven himself a fool and divisive for divisiveness sake.

There's nothing redeemable about Rush.

 

Does Rush use the term "femi-nazi" for ALL women or only for particular women? Answer that question before you jump off the deep end...

Have these liberal women treated Rush all nice and such over the years? Have they treated ANYONE all nice and such over the years?

What about how they treated Sarah Palin? She is a woman, right? How did you treat her? Jump on board with the rest of the trash talkers?

Even Hillary got a dose of her own medicine when she came up against the Obama machine last election. She was utterly shocked when they called HER the "c" word and worse, just becasue she had the gall to run against the "annointed one."

 

Although I don't agree with all his tactics and speach, I feel you are wrong here. He is the voice of conservatism for a lot of people, and he does it well--getting across the fight against liberalism. I would never want him to be taken off the air, I just choose not to listen too much anymore. There are too many good Christian talk shows on air now.

 

I really do not care what his message is. I refuse to glorify a pill popping, womanising, immoral, foul mouth, self indulgent slob.

 

He says he only uses it for particular women but it doesn't matter. The use of Nazi anywhere in describing someone nowadays is a slur and is offensive.

You'd have to name names, but it's irrelevant anyway. I guess they were just ASKING FOR IT, weren't they?

Whatever happened to the Golden Rule?
12 Therefore, whatever you want men to do to you, do also to them,

I thought she was wonderful, a breath of fresh air, and a rock-ribbed conservative. Then she sold out to the almighty dollar and I lost respect for her.

Yea, so? We're not talking about Obama's campaign tactics, so quit changing the subject. And I wasn't aware that Hillary used the 'c' word on one of her opponents.

 

Which could not be more true.

 

It is mostly true, but off the top of my head, Dems that have been caught doing improper things:

Charles Rangel
Anthony Weiner
Bill Janklow
William Jefferson

 

Cool! Your choice. Would your choice affect everyone else?