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RUSH: Thank you all so much. I can't tell you how much this means, to be back at the Heritage Foundation and to be in this beautiful building named for Ronald Reagan, and at this time. It's just such a thrill, and I thank you so much for that warm greeting. I don't think I need to say anything after that introduction. You pretty much said it all. It was so wonderful. I'm going to tell you a little bit about what I told my radio audience yesterday. Mr. Fullner called me. He's...

That's the LA Times. Here's Eileen McNamara: "Democrats lose because they are unwilling to embrace the principles of their own party. Poverty is a moral issue, too. So is the right to basically medical care, a job, decent housing, safe streets, and a clean environment." The sentiment, the thoughts, the theory is identical. The words only slightly similar but they still are. "If Kerry had projected half the passion about those issues that Bush did about abortion and homosexuality, this race might...

This is not a putdown. I'm not putting her down. I don't want anybody to misunderstand. I'm simply stating the case. She is what she is. She's a Brit. Her husband is Harry Evans, used to run -- What was the publisher? What was the book company, Doubleday or something? He used to run a big publishing house, published "Primary Colors," book by "Anonymous" that Joe Klein wrote. So they're big. I mean, they're huge, big in the literary crowd in New York, and they largely... You will not, nobody...

RUSH: There's none whatsoever. The fact that there's no relationship to Iraq and 9/11? Nobody ever said there was. You guys just believed a myth out there that was promulgated. Nobody ever said there was. What we said was there's a connection to TERORISM in Iraq and the voters believed this. (See links below) Now, if you want to sit there -- you're more than welcome to do this -- if you want to sit there on national radio, continue to insult people that voted for Bush then, you know, call me...