I got introduced to Rush's show during a stint I did at a small-press printing company back in '98-99. When I got hired on there I was supposed to be filling a new position of "electronic documents manager", but what I ended up doing for the first two months was scanning documents to be converted to PDF for printing.

They basically stuck me in a room with stacks of banker's boxes full of hard-copy documents, a PC that was hooked to the network, a scanner with a feeder tray, and a fresh copy of Adobe Acrobat, and told me to have at it. I was bored out of my skull until I discovered mid-day talk radio and started following both the G. Gordon Liddy show and Rush Limbaugh who aired right after Liddy. It was during that time I formed a lot of my political opinions, as I recognized Liberalism for the grift that it was, and started to recognize that all politicians are crooks - you're just voting for the least of the worst.

RIP to the man who got taken to task for discussing that the main cause of vehicle accidents in rush hour traffic was women farding in their cars. May his formerly-nicotine-stained fingers always hold the documents of truth.