One Less Problem In America!

Still dead. Republicans mourn his loss. The rest of us don't care about it.

I can only imagine that President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris and many Democrats will not honor this man's legacy. They will not lower flags nor take the time to mourn the passing. It is business as usual. For most Americans, it's another day. For the far-right, it's a day to celebrate the legacy of hate, conspiracy and division. 

Today is the one year anniversary of the passing of far-right personality Rush Limbaugh. The agitator died of stage IV lung cancer on this day. 

Me and LaReyna talked about the passing of Limbaugh. The junk food media broke into their coverage to honor this extremely controversial figure. His widow delivered the news on this day shortly after 1pm on Feb. 17, 2021.

Who needs a Limbaugh when you have the former president Washed Up 45 taking his place?

Before his passing, he was considered the "The face of the Republican Party." 

He was the "gold standard" of Republican politics. He helped build the Republican Party in 1994. When he took to the air to demonize Bill Clinton, Republicans saw him as a figure they needed to bring the revolution back to Washington. 

During the Clinton years, it's was all about his presidency, Hillary Clinton, Monica Lewinsky, impeaching him, calling their daughter the family dog, claiming Vince Foster was killed by the Clintons and "Wag the Dog." 

When George W. Bush got into office, it was "the left can't accept a win," 9/11, you with us or with the terrorist, stop immigration, stop Harriet Meyers, John Kerry is no hero and John Edwards has no place.

As Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton declared their bid for president. It was Clinton everyday. The agitator pushed for "Operation Chaos" to keep Democrats fighting until the convention. Jeremiah Wright, Bill Ayers, Obama the Muslim, Clinton sneaky tactics, Obama the socialist, Obama too Black, Obama the Magic Negro, the constant demeaning of Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid, blame Democrats for the economy crashing, so on and so on.

When Obama became the president, it was the Tea Party, the rise of Palin, the weak president, the anti-white president, the birth certificate, demeaning Sandra Fluke, Joe Bite Me, Michelle Obama not the normal weight first lady, Benghazi, gun grabbing Obama, New Black Panthers, ACORN, Solyndra and conspiracies everywhere. That's when he met a reality television star and real estate mogul who driven the birth certificate controversy and called Obama a "failure."

White nationalist cartoonist drew a tribute to Limbaugh.

When Washed Up 45 ran president, Limbaugh was not too sure about him. He thought he could sabotage the Republican Party and allow Hillary Clinton a win. But as soon as the guy started saying "Build that Wall" it was sure fire for him and many on the far-right. So it was nonstop Hillary conspiracies. Talk about Crazy Bernie and how he was "cheated" from the nomination, how the reality television star can envision a new chapter of Ronald Reagan and constant peddling of Russian Active Measures.

When Washed Up 45 became the president, Limbaugh was the loyal lapdog and conspiracy theorist. 

I will always remember that Limbaugh along with the drunk Karen Pirro and "Softball" Hannity appearing at the rally to get Missouri's Karen Hawley elected. Washed Up 45 had honored these entities for a mighty win in 2018.

The toxic swamp of hate.

In 2020, shortly after his 69th birthday, he told his audience that he had an untreatable cancer and knew his days were numbered. The former president honored him with the Presidential Medal of Freedom at the State of the Union. It was one of the most disgraceful moments in history.

Why did Washed Up 45 honor a man who had spent his life causing divisiveness and division in our country?

His polarizing life is a part of pop culture. He has been a fixture on AM radio for over 40 years.

His fourth wife, Kathryn Rogers will inherit his millions and his mansion. She was 25 years younger than him. I believe she was a gold digger but who cares what I think.