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<\/p>\nRUSH: No, I really mean it. Look, I know I\u2019m going out on a limb saying so because it\u2019s really early and it\u2019s life. I mean, there\u2019s all kinds of unexpected things that are gonna happen that nobody can predict. But, I mean, just sitting here right now and digesting everything there is to digest, and if the trend that we see keeps going, I think we are primed for a genuine economic recovery that\u2019s going to lead to economic growth that millions and millions of people have never experienced in this country. People of a certain age are simply not old enough to have experienced it or were too young when one was happening. <\/p>\n
And I think people are gonna be shocked, people are gonna be stunned, especially after eight years of being told that the best days of America have already happened and that it\u2019s a new era of globalism and that we must manage this new position in the world of the United States, which is one of decline, and become a good corporate citizen. This idea of a superpower is not productive to the planet, it\u2019s destabilizing, United States is guilty, guilty of destroying the planet, destroying the climate, guilty of imposing itself on foreign countries, guilty of theft of resources. <\/p>\n
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I mean, you name it. This has been, for the last eight years at least, and for Millennials these are prime years of their lives. You take a person 30 years old, 22 when Obama became inaugurated, these are formative years. These are years that will tell them and provide a foundation for what they think life is. They\u2019re gonna be shocked. They\u2019re gonna be blown away by what\u2019s possible. And it could be revolutionary in terms of how the American people learn what they\u2019re able to learn about such things as economic growth and individual and corporate freedom and liberty and so forth. <\/p>\n
And the contrast between a very active, punitive government versus a very active and friendly government, \u2019cause I don\u2019t think this government\u2019s gonna get any smaller, not measurably. Meaning we\u2019re not gonna get rid of cabinet agencies, but they\u2019re gonna get smaller if Trump has his way. They\u2019re gonna be much less prominent. They\u2019re going to be much less invasive. And to whatever extent they exist, they\u2019re going to side with the American people. And that means in many ways siding with people that hire the American people and generate economic growth. <\/p>\n
Now, as I say, this is not a full-fledged guaranteed prediction because there\u2019s too much that we don\u2019t know that is going to happen that cannot be foreseen and can\u2019t be predicted. But I\u2019ll tell you this. I have never felt one day of optimism in the last eight years with the leadership in Washington, DC, from the White House. I have not felt any optimism with Obama. I haven\u2019t felt any optimism with the Republican leadership in Congress, because there wasn\u2019t any serious opposition to Obama. And it\u2019s been not fun. Nobody wants to be a pessimist. Nobody wants to get caught up in pessimism. Well, I see nobody; a lot of people are happily miserable. I\u2019m not one of them. <\/p>\n
I\u2019m a genuine optimist and I want reasons to be, and I want to everybody else to be. I want everybody enjoying things. I want everybody being and doing the best they can, and that\u2019s not what this government, that\u2019s not what this administration has been about. This administration, that doesn\u2019t even enter their thought process. To them, individuals are flawed and fallible and have to be governed against, protected, shielded. <\/p>\n
It\u2019s not been a good eight years. And it certainly hasn\u2019t been an eight years where you felt optimistic about things that were happening policy-wise or anywhere, culturally, I mean, you name it. So I think the opportunity for a stark change in attitude, in economics and just in a number of things, it\u2019s already on the move, it\u2019s already happening. <\/p>\n
You know that question that I cited to you when I knew the 2012 election was over. They had the exit polls at five o\u2019clock, the question “cares about people like me” and it was Obama won that 81 to 19 over Romney. How do you think Trump would do on that question right now? It would be off the charts. And remember with Obama, with every failure, “Well, at least he\u2019s trying, at least he cares, at least he\u2019s trying.” <\/p>\n
Do you think they\u2019re gonna afford Trump the same kind of forgiveness? No way. They\u2019re not even gonna give him the credit for trying. They\u2019re not gonna get it for the longest time. I meant what I said at the close of the previous hour: The left and its money-producing apparatus, the fundraisers — you believe this? Hillary Clinton is having a thank-you party and Obama is doing a farewell tour. <\/p>\n
The bundlers. The people who put together a lot of donors and the people that donated a lot, they\u2019re doing it at one of the — well, by reputation, one of the most ostentatious and luxurious ballrooms in all of Manhattan, the Plaza Hotel ballroom, but it only holds 450 people. And I\u2019m wondering if you even have to donate to get into this party. Oh, I know they\u2019ve paid for it through the nose one way or another and they\u2019ve got nothing to show for it. And Hillary\u2019s out there asking for more! <\/p>\n I mean, a party for fundraisers? What do you think it ultimately is going to be? So it\u2019s just fun for me to look at the contrast here \u2019cause while Obama doing nothing got the credit for trying and was never held accountable for all of the misery and all of the failures, Trump is gonna get nowhere near that kind of treatment, and the fund-raising apparatus of the Democrat Party is gearing up right now to stop Trump every day. <\/p>\n The Democrat Party, it\u2019s obvious, only knows one way to win, and that is opposition research, and that is destroying the opponent. The Democrat Party does not know — and this last campaign showed it — they have no idea how to go out and extol the virtues they represent and get people feeling good and voting for them. The only thing they\u2019ve got — look at Hillary\u2019s campaign was Trump is not fit, Trump is unsuitable, Trump is a Nazi, Trump is a misogynist, Trump is a racist. <\/p>\n They do not have an ounce of optimism in their substance, in their essence, in their existence. And it\u2019s gonna be contrasted every day because these people are not getting it. They are in obstinate refusal, denial of what they see. And for me it is enjoyable as it can be to witness. <\/p>\n<\/section>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" RUSH: No, I really mean it. Look, I know I\u2019m going out on a limb saying so because it\u2019s really early and it\u2019s life. I mean, there\u2019s all kinds of unexpected things that are gonna happen that nobody can predict. But, I mean, just sitting here right now and digesting everything there is to digest, […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":70,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_et_pb_use_builder":"","_et_pb_old_content":"","_et_gb_content_width":"","ngg_post_thumbnail":0},"categories":[1],"tags":[],"yoast_head":"\n![\"large\"](\"\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/12\/480430986_large.jpg\"\/)