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It was 1992, and I was on vacation in Dallas, Texas. I had literally escaped Los Angeles after riots had broken out, but that’s a story for another time. My friend, who is an airline pilot, told me about this great new radio program called
The Rush Limbaugh Show, and since I was a passenger in his car I got a chance to listen in. This Rush Limbaugh guy was kind of funny, but a little too bombastic for my then-moderate tastes. So, once I returned to California, I dismissed the show from my mind.
In 1995, I had a roommate who I couldn’t stand, and she was a Dittohead. Rush Limbaugh was in the last year of his television show, so she watched it religiously. I thought it was a bit cultish and, coupled with my disdain for this particular roommate, I decided that if she liked it, then it wasn’t for me. So, I once again dismissed the show.
by Chase Burns • Feb 16, 2021 at 5:25 pm Our educators have sort of been like Lewis and Clark, Gov. Inslee said today while announcing more COVID testing in schools. WTV
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Trump shits on Mitch: In a statement, former SAG member Donald Trump lashed back at Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell. Mitch dared to say a few kinda mean things about Trump after voting to acquit him of charges of high crimes and misdemeanors over the weekend. Here s some of what Trump had to say:
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Nevada Seeking to Switch Caucus to Primary to Become Early Voting State
Nevada Democrats are pushing to shift the state from holding a caucus for presidential elections to a primary system.
Nevada Assembly Speaker Jason Frierson introduced a bill this week that would place the primary elections on the calendar in mid-January of presidential election years.
Frierson said the bill “will lay the groundwork for Nevada to become the first state in the nation in the presidential nominating process.”
If approved, Nevada would leapfrog both New Hampshire and Iowa in the primary order.
The bill would also require Nevada’s top election official to move the primary even earlier if another state in the West tried jumping ahead of Nevada.