Haters attack Rush Limbaugh on the day of his death
Conservative radio icon Rush Limbaugh died Wednesday at age 70. It didn’t take long for his critics to weigh in.
Most politicians, radio and TV personalities, and journalists praised Rush. But it didn’t take long for haters to criticize him. Hollywood celebrities lined up to celebrate Rush Limbaugh’s death.
HATERS DIDN’T WASTE TIME
New York Times columnist Jamelle Bouie said Limbaugh “used his talents to make the world a worse place.” Manny Fidel, a columnist for Business Insider, tweeted, “Yeah lol rush limbaugh like top 5 racists in modern history.”
17 Feb 2021
Establishment media outlets wasted no time in viciously attacking conservative talk radio legend Rush Limbaugh following the news of his passing, describing him as the “bigoted king of talk radio” and accusing him of generating controversy “for hateful commentary on gender and race.”
The conservative radio icon, 70, passed away Wednesday morning following a battle with advanced lung cancer.
“It is with profound sadness I must share with you directly that our beloved Rush, my wonderful husband, passed away this morning due to complications from lung cancer,” his wife, Kathryn, announced at the start of his show on Wednesday.
The news immediately triggered malicious reactions from leftists and members of the establishment media. The HuffPost announced Limbaugh’s passing with the glaring headline, “Rush Limbaugh, Bigoted King Of Talk Radio, Dies At 70.” The article itself described Limbaugh as “a talk radio pioneer who saturated America’s airwaves w
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