I mourn the loss of Rush Limbaugh. He died before his time.
But I am surprised at my own naivete.
I did not think about the fact that Rush had the better part of a year to prepare for what was to happen to his show and his audience after he died. He was a genius, so of course he prepared. He had recorded thousands of hours of timeless wisdom. And he left behind him substitute hosts who were prepared to carry on using those thousands of hours of audio.
I listen to
his show at the regular time and I am as interested in his show today as I was
while he was alive.
To quote Obo-Wan: “If you strike me down,
I shall become more powerful than you can possibly imagine.” The truth is
that after his death, Limbaugh lives on for his faithful listeners and to
inspire a new generation of followers.
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