by Vicki Phipps

Created on: January 28, 2009   Last Updated: January 29, 2009

A logical assessment of Rush Linmbagh's talk show would be hard to do. It will depend on which political view you look through. If you look through your right eye, your mind will think and even believe Rush is wise. Since he talks a lot, you'll tend to listen to him all the time. Everything he says as he rants and raves will make you afraid, but oddly enough, you'll listen to him anyway. You'll say he's, "The King of all Know it All Talk Show Hosts." Soon, with your new view of doom and gloom, you'll begin to complain, rant and rave about those liberal democrats too. So, if you still feel the need to assess Rush so much, all I can think to do is to ask you, "Haven't you heard the news?"

Recently, Rush made a public broadcast that stated what Rush does best when he said, "I hope Obama fails." Okay? What exactly does that mean? As hard as it is and will always be to explain what Rush means, I'll try to document in print what he considers, "right winged wisdom." You see, apparently Rush hopes and prays every day that everyone goes bankrupt in the USA. The reason that's true is due to the fact that Rush hates hope and faith, so wouldn't you think that fact is a good enough assessment of Rush, the talk show host who holds no hope? No? Okay, so I see you've been listening to Rush way too much.

The truth, according to Rush, is that he believes God only helps those who help themselves. That's fine and might even be true for people like you, but when it comes to his cash, he claims that income tax is not, in fact, to be used to feed people too lazy to work. As for any infant or child who's hungry today in the USA, that's just tough luck. Rush would say they should have picked parents who are rich if they wanted to live in the USA. In fact, if it were up to Rush, there would be no federally funded public schools in the USA.

Still, the fact remains that even if you agree with the stuff Rush says, it's clear for even the blind to see that Rush must be afraid. After all, if Obama succeeds, it means Rush will be wrong. Then again, it also means that if hope and faith wins again in the end, Rush will find it difficult to rant, rave and complain. The question someone needs to ask Rush, in order to assess his talk show appropriately might be to ask this: "Since the USA was based on hope and faith in the first place, what gives you the right to disgrace our faith that way?"

Who does he think he is? Just in case you still don't know, Rush is a disgrace to the very country he claims

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