Rush Limbaugh

If you thought the former VP was looking to abandon conservatism, you’ve got another thing coming.

Over a week after Rush Limbaugh died, Rep. Ralph Norman wanted the House to take a moment of silence for the notorious homophobe during the historic LGBTQ debate.

The state will honor the hateful radio host who used to celebrate when gay and bi men died of AIDS.

A 2013 video of his extremely homophobic statements is getting attention after Rush Limbaugh spent years celebrating the HIV deaths of gay men.

Rush Limbaugh was obsessed with Chasten & Pete showing any affection for one another in public. So Chasten acknowledged that homophobia one last time.

His “celebratory moments when another AIDS victim died” were even set to Dionne Warwick’s “I’ll Never Love This Way Again.”

The radio host made white racial grievance, conspiracy theories, cruelty, and hatred of LGBTQ people the hallmark of today’s Republican party.

Pot, meet kettle. Actually, the entire set of pots & kettles.

Questions could have been raised about Barry Goldwater’s, John McCain’s, and George Romney’s eligibility for the White House, too.

Rush Limbaugh and other prominent right-wing commentators are claiming she “slept her way up” and calling her a “mattress” and “Jezebel.”