As Rush is irreplaceable, how can he be replaced ? ...

[dogtag]

He can't of course. Mark Steyn would come closest, in my view that is,
but I don't think he could do it day after day after day and hold the ear
of millions.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/rush-limbaugh-is-ailing-and-so-is-the-conservative-talk-radio-industry/ar-BB1dwZaj

You can read between the lines of this Washington Post story
and see that this is exactly what they're hoping for - The
end of Rush means the death Conservatrive radio. But will it ?

[togor]

Is he pulling in the younger generation?

[lyman]

not very well written, which is typical from that paper,

[Fred Pillot]

As biased as a Yahoo article.

[Roadkingtrax]

When Mark Levin goes through puberty, and his voice finally changes, he's probably going to take over the job.

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Is he pulling in the younger generation?

It would be interesting to find out. He's really locked up that AM radio market.

[m1ashooter]

I listen to Rush daily on my drive to work. He is sounding very frail. Other may try to replace him but only Rush can be Rush.

[dryheat]

So, I watched a little Mark Levin. Now, I haven't listened to talk radio in ten years. He says Bidens executive orders are like Mussolini's declarations. Levin has a little Mussolini in him I think. But I agree somewhat. We have executive orders now. What happened to debate? I suppose it's still there but we are swamped with PG-13 talk.

[dogtag]

I can't listen to Mark Levin - he never stops shouting.

[Sandpebble]

Ah yes... Rush ....

The man who made my entire life's income... and likely yours ... every three weeks for decades.

He earned that by getting on AM Radio and whining about how unfair his taxes were .... poor Rush.

Then he gets a medal from the Pres for his contributions to the United States ..... sorry, he didn't do a thing for me