From: steve@uswmrg.mrg.uswest.com (Steven Martin)
Subject: Re: Turn out the lights as you leave...
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In article <Nov.5.22.47.53.1992.26298@andromeda.rutgers.edu> David De Trolio,
detrolio@andromeda.rutgers.edu writes:
>htuttle@nyx.cs.du.edu (Harry Tuttle) writes:
>
>>Well, Now that PRESIDENT CLINTON will be in the White House, I imagine
>>that ole Rush Limburger should be on the last train to Dinosaur Land.
>>I'll miss Rush when he's gone. 
>
>Rush will not be going anywhere, he will enjoy the next four years
>of disaster MR. CLINTON will bring to Washington.  When he starts
>screwing up, he will be the first to say "I told you, I told you".
>
>>Hey folks.  The eighties are over.  Get on with your lives.  Rush, I
>>hope you enjoyed your fifteen minutes of fame. Now maybe you and Danny
>>Quayle can go cry in your collective beers somewhere.
>
>Yes the 1980's are over,  They were great years, full of potential and
>prospects for those who TRIED and worked hard for it.  I did very well,
>and would not trade my success or financial gain during the time for
>anything.

I second the sentiment. I started as a go nowhere engineer making squat
at the end of the '70s (couldn't afford a house under Carter)
and now am doing very well, thank you, in a major corporation that is
still trying to fight regulation. Many of my friends started their
own small businesses during the '80s and are putting lots of good
little liberals to work. The thought of Count Taxula getting in 
office has them pretty uptight. Oh well, the goverment will take
care of the newly unemployed!

>>I hope the far right wing of the Republican party (Rush included) can
>>comprehend what this election said.  
>
>The rightwing of the party has a lot of growing and understanding to
>do, I will grant you this.
>
>>No, you do not represent the views of mainstream America.
>
>There are many different definitions of "mainstream".
>
>>No, we do not care whether Clinton was in Vietnam or not.
>
>YOU may not, I still want to know what he did to avoid service
>in Southeast Asia.

Major Dittoes on this one. More than a few of us grunts would like
to know how it happened that we got a draft evader in the Oval
office before we got a Vet.

>>Yes, we do care if our President and his party has lost touch with
>>reality and common sense.
>
>I do not think there are many in MR. CLINTON's party who can claim
>common sense on their resumes.  All the opposition kept saying was
>we need change, we need change.  The can be negative change as well
>as positive change.
>
>>Bye, bye Rush.  You probably don't read these posts, but I guess now
>>you'll have lots of time to.  The pink slip is on its way...
>
>Rush does not read the Internet, but would read mail sent to him at
>70277.2502@compuserve.com.
>
>Rush Limbaugh has been very successful in his career, and he has
>a strong and loyal following.  Do not right him off, not anyone
>who supports President Bush and the Republican Party.
>
>See you in 1996.

Yep, I only started listening to Rush recently (I have to work during the
days), but the Rush Television show is about the only thing I turn the
tube on for these days. Rush is in great shape for the next four years.


        Steve Martin
        steve@uswmrg.mrg.uswest.com

"The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and
 bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against 
 tyranny in government."  Thomas Jefferson
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