Trump Calls Out McCain — Again
RUSH: He simply instinctively knows what a majority of Americans say or think in a specific instance about a specific issue and he says it. And I don't think he has to study it. He doesn't focus group it. He doesn't poll it. He doesn't say to some campaign consultant, "Go out and poll the American people and find out where we are on McCain." He just goes out because he instinctively gets it. You can see it at his rallies.
Interesting Takes on Trump and the NFL
RUSH: The left has always believed that malcontents and protesters and people practicing dissent is quintessential America, but most Americans don't think that's what quintessential America is. You see, it just doesn't compute that something you claim to love, you bitch about all the time.
How the Protest Movement Destroyed Mizzou
RUSH: Mizzou is an early indicator of what happens when an organization — this case, the University of Missouri — gives itself over to the protest movement and allows it to rule the roost and define what happens. The University of Missouri is a ghost town now. It really is. The football team is decimated.
NFL Owners Side with Players Over Customers
RUSH: Customers have shown that they'll put up with a lot. They'll put up with work stoppages. They'll put up with publicly financed stadiums. They'll put up with personal seat licenses of $30,000 for the privilege then of buying a season ticket. They will put up with regular season prices for exhibitions in the preseason that don't even feature players that will be on the final roster. So the fans have shown they'll accept a lot. So if you're an owner in the National Football League and you have this balancing act, who do you side with?
With Great Sadness, I Did Not Watch the National Football League on Sunday
RUSH: I did not watch the National Football League yesterday, and it was the first time in 45 years that I made an active decision not to watch, including my team, the Pittsburgh Steelers. It was not a decision made in anger. It was genuine sadness.
Advice for Dealing with Campus Fascism
RUSH: Twenty percent of college students today in a big national poll this week say that violence against people who say things they don't want to hear is called for.