RUSH: I knew when Zuckerberg did this that it wasn’t just something he thought of the night before and decided to mention in the speech. I knew it was a campaign. It’s what the left does. They come up with campaigns. They strategize these things months, years in advance. Zuckerberg was the rollout of it. The next aspect of the rollout is today in the San Francisco Chronicle.
RUSH: When you accurately explain what's bad about cable and why they dislike it; then say, "It's the same thing that's going on in health care. They're making you buy things you don't need and would never buy on your own," it had to click.
RUSH: There's controversy about the post office today, two things. It has been learned that the post office employees, many of them, were doing everything they could to help Hillary Clinton get elected. Details on that upcoming. And now we've also learned that the post office has been subsidizing every package Amazon sends through the post office by $1.46 a package.
RUSH: It has never been about Trump unifying the Republican Party in order to beat the Democrats, and that's been the mistake. That's not the fight here. The fight is not Republican versus Democrat. The fight is Donald Trump and his cadre and you, the Trump base, versus the Washington establishment.
RUSH: NPR, the NPR audience, and all of the rest of the Drive-By Media think Trump is the problem… So they ventured out to conservative media hoping to hear that message, but they didn't. They found that in conservative media led by this program that the problem continues to be the Republicans in the Senate, and they're not particularly happy about that. They want everybody who supports Trump to turn on him.
RUSH: No longer is this just gonna be a long list of stories that I might mention on the program. Now, you will get specifically the stories that I talk about on the program and a select list of a few others that I intended to get to but ran out of time. It's going to be more of a real-time base feature rather than just a generic list of places that I go to prep the show.
RUSH: After seven years of Obamacare, liberals hate the results.
RUSH: For seven years the Republicans pass bills to repeal Obamacare, send 'em to Obama, who vetoes 'em. Every campaign year they promised to do it for real if they're given the House, then given the Senate, then given the White House. They're given all three and now can't repeal Obamacare, won't repeal Obamacare. What's the point of voting Republican? Do these people know what is going to become of their party if this actually happens?
RUSH: If you want to cover people that have preexisting conditions and insurance companies won't give them coverage, find a way to pay for it with a different program that's not called insurance, because it isn't. We do this all the time. We are a compassionate people, and we treat and try to care for everyone. The homeless, the hungry, the thirsty, hell, folks, we even provide education and health care for illegal aliens, for crying out loud.
RUSH: Obama's the smartest president ever, and Obama, we love Obama. And yet it's a mess, and Trump promised to fix it. All of this 'cause Trump said he's gonna let it fail. Trump said he's gonna let it fail. Steny Hoyer runs to the nearest camera, "He promised to fix it. He promised the American people he was gonna lower costs."
RUSH: Every three or four generations you get a shift away from whatever destruction is taking place, that eventually a generation’s gonna be born that is going to reject the way its parents and grandparents lived. And Generation Z could be that generation. The Millennials are not. The Millennials are signing on to it hook, line, and sinker.
RUSH: That's his negotiating position. Okay. If we can't vote to repeal this thing, I'm standing by and I'm letting it die. I'm letting it implode. I'm gonna let it fail, and it's on the Democrats… And I'm here to tell, the results of Obamacare imploding are far worse than Obamacare being repealed.
RUSH: The president needs to realize that his base is still with him. They are with him as much as they ever have been. In fact, it's actions like this in the House and Senate that make them even angrier, because it doesn't make common sense.
RUSH: The whole town is built around the existence of this establishment. Harvard and Yale are feeder colleges to educate future members of this establishment. Law schools and journalism schools ditto. The idea of an outsider — particularly one that the elite considers a pig — coming in here and winning and overturning it? There is just no way, folks. They're sure not gonna permit it.
RUSH: No longer is this just gonna be a long list of stories that I might mention on the program. Now, you will get specifically the stories that I talk about on the program and a select list of a few others that I intended to get to but ran out of time. It’s going to be more of a real-time base feature rather than just a generic list of places that I go to prep the show.
RUSH: Okay, folks, more proof that no matter what taxpayers provide, it’s never enough.
RUSH: What Gore's doing is equating global warming with victimhood, and that's the magic to it. That's what the left has done. That's their coalition. The Democrat Party-media coalition is a collection of victims, minority and victims. And every sales pitch victimizes whoever is going to be hurt by whatever. And naturally, Republicans want people to get sick and they want them to have dirty water and dirty air and all this 'cause they're victims.
RUSH: Washington Post yesterday, Sunday edition, Kristine Phillips, headline: "Why These Professors Are Warning Against Promoting the Work of Straight, White Men."
RUSH: You Millennials, think of the Cruz amendment as cord cutting. You won't be forced by the government to buy the full cable package. You don't have to buy anything or you can buy everything. Whatever you want, you can buy, with nobody telling you that you have to. That's all Cruz is proposing.
RUSH: Have you ever heard of a feminist writer named Jody Allard? If you haven’t, you’re about to. And I also was watching an old episode of Elementary on CBS Thursday night, and I did a double-take watching the episide. I will explain…
