Rush Limbaugh Has Lung Cancer

Quote: Evenbob

So you think Nike never would never have pressed charges if he hadn't 'messed with Trump'?

Where did you get that?

He’s been in solitary since he was arrested in January. He could be housed just as securely in a more comfortable cell, but those 254 appearances on MSM, bashing Trump, didn’t earn him Club Fed.

He has to be the safest person on the planet. Barr can’t have another Epstein. If he ends up a suicide, we’re going to have to endure more years of conspiracy theories, fake news and endless Congressional hearings.

This was the final pathetic press conference for what MSM once called “The hero of the Republic”, “The tip of the spear that is going to take down Donald Trump”.

Quote: Tanko

Where did you get that?
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You said "24 hrs per day in El Chapo’s old cell. Must be thinking, messing with Trump was a really bad idea."

Implying Trump has something to
do with him trying to rip off Nike
and getting caught. He must be
thinking messing with Nike was
a bad idea, Trump has zero to do
with it.

Trump isn't interested in helping crooks who worked against him, only crooks who paid him favors in some way or might boost his vote total.

Rush update. His first two treatments were
total failures. The third treatment is having
positive effects, he's rounding 2nd base,
he says. Feels great today. It's amazing
what medical specialists you can get when
you have $600 million and are paying
cash with your black American Express card.

4th stage survival at 5 years is around 10%. I'd assume he's paying for top dollar care, although likely he had a platinum level plan if he even had one.

Seeing this thread bumped up with the Deadpool 2020 thread at the top of the page was a cruel joke to play!

Quote: rxwine

4th stage survival at 5 years is around 10%. I'd assume he's paying for top dollar care, although likely he had a platinum level plan if he even had one.

He has no insurance, he pays cash.
When he had heart problems in
Hawaii he paid with a CC and they
almost had a heart attack themselves.
I'm sure he would pay $500 mil of
his net worth if it made him well.

Rush Limbaugh is 69. That means he is entitled to be on Medicare. It must be great to be wealthy enough to NOT have to be on Medicare! I think you would need to be worth 8 figures to not accept the 'free' coverage.

Quote: SOOPOO

Rush Limbaugh is 69. That means he is entitled to be on Medicare. It must be great to be wealthy enough to NOT have to be on Medicare! I think you would need to be worth 8 figures to not accept the 'free' coverage.

Limbaugh is probably worth 9.

If will to live is anything, Limbaugh will be the case. The guy just ooozes positive thinking. Lost his hearing and still did the #1 radio show in modern history.

Quote: AZDuffman

Limbaugh is probably worth 9.

Rush's net worth is over $600
million. I remember about 5 years
ago it was $400 mil, so that sounds
about right.

He lives in a 5 house compound
in FL. His personal car is a $450,000
Maybach 57 S. He has a garage
with 7 $250,000 Maybach's for
guests to drive, at least one is
a Maybach limo. He has a $57
mil Gulfstream.

His compound is palatial.

"Limbaugh's ocean-front estate is made up of five separate houses behind gates that offer no "visible security." The radio host himself lives, with his wife and a cat, in the largest, a 24,000 sq. ft. "mansion" that he renovated and decorated himself. The other four buildings are for guests. The estate, for which Limbaugh was recently offered $65 million, includes a putting green and a private beach. The "vast salon" is an homage to Versailles. The main guest suite is "an exact replica of the Presidential Suite of the Hotel George V in Paris." A "massive chandelier" in his dining room mimics one that hung in New York's Plaza Hotel. When at home, Limbaugh spends most of his time in his "inner sanctum" — a two-story library which is a "scaled-down version" of the library at the Biltmore Estate in North Carolina. "Cherubs dance on the ceiling, leatherbound collections line the bookshelves, and the wood-paneled walls were once, he told me happily, 'an acre of mahogany'.