Rush Limbaugh-It’s Time to Panic

I’ve got a message for Rush Limbaugh:  It’s time to panic.  Rush told his listeners he would tell us when it was time to panic. Instead, he found himself in the precarious predicament of being a victim of his own missed opportunity.  You see Rush, it was time to panic a long time ago.

Conservatives, like their counterparts the liberals, will blindly defend their heroes staunchly against any criticism.  If you tell them “America is going to hell in a hand basket, it’s time to wake up!” they cry, “We are awake! We’ve been awake!”  Really?  Then why, pray tell, is America unraveling, nay, imploding before our eyes? Someone failed to do something, and there is plenty of blame to go around.

Now we have reached that same point of no return that so many countries do when they realize they’ve put the wrong person in power. Eventually they learn they’ve put the fox in charge of the henhouse and there is no one left to petition when the hens start disappearing one by one.

Rush recently pointed out on his radio show that everyone is scared of the Democrats.  Sadly it appeared that he was too.  Or at least he’s scared of losing sponsors.  After posting a long apology on his website regarding his remarks on Sandra Fluke’s testimony before Congress, he prolonged his fans’ agony on his radio show with an extended explanation that he had “descended to their level,” and how he did not feel that Ms. Fluke was either one of “those two words.” However, most people understood his original point:  That Ms. Fluke’s proposed ideology was casting the taxpayer in the role of “pimp” in the contraception show. Sadly, this point was lost when he followed the analogy through to its sordid end.  After being pushed and pushed and pushed, he finally misstepped.  When Rush Limbaugh can make one misstep and have to ‘cry uncle’ to keep his job, America has reached the point of no return.

Editors Note: The following is Part 1 of a series written by guest author Susan D. Harris. The 2nd part of the series will be published here tomorrow. Susan D. Harris is a freelance writer located in Upstate, NY.

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