RUSH: This is all you need to hear, it's a montage once again of the Drive-Bys all using the same word to describe Obama. This was during Monday and Tuesday. It's a montage of Anderson Cooper of Anderson Cooper's 180, Andrea Mitchell on MSNBC's Scarborough, Rachel Sklar of the Huffing and Puffington Post, just a bunch of these people, Bob Beckel, Russert, Brian Williams, Steve McMahon, talking about Obama. This is before the results came in last night. This on Monday and Tuesday.COOPER: He's...

RUSH: I mentioned at the beginning of the program a number of things to explain what happened on the Democrat side in the polling, the pre-election polling versus the outcome last night. I want to repeat a couple things. I've got this piece by the pooh-bah of polling at ABC. His name is Gary Langer, and one thing that I need emphasize: This was so off-the-charts wrong. All of these polls. I think there were a couple of exceptions, but all the big-time polls, as you know, had it Obama up by five...

RUSH: Laura in Union Hill, Alabama. I'm glad you waited. Welcome to the EIB Network.CALLER: Hey, Rush. I'm as proud as peaches to be talking to you. Thank you.RUSH: Well, thank you.CALLER: I'm going to mark this on my calendar. We'll go out to eat and celebrate: I got to talk to Rush Limbaugh. (giggles) Anyway, I had a question and comment. My question is, what did Hillary mean last night by, she has "found her voice"? I still don't get it.RUSH: It's a slogan that is designed to establish...

RUSH: Now McCain. This is funny. This is from Jonathan Martin, our old buddy the blogger at The Politico. "Styrofoam coffee cup in hand, John McCain came back toward the press section of his charter jet to indulge questions and allow the photogs to get some shots. Asked what he would say to conservatives still suspicious about his candidacy, McCain interrupted the question. 'I say a very large portion of it, the conservative base, voted for me yesterday -- I thank you,' McCain said... 'I will...

RUSH: Now, let me give you an example, ladies and gentlemen, of... creating sympathy for Mrs. Clinton among women. The tears worked, whether they were fake, whether they were real, they worked. Whether she was acting or not when she said that it hurt her feelings to be asked a question about people disliking her, why so many people dislike her and so forth, when men are perceived to be behind this, women will rally, it doesn't matter. I'll give you an illustration of how I, on this program, could...

RUSH: I went to Missouri yesterday for the funeral of my mother's best friend, Mary Frances Kinder, one of the most refined and dignified women ever. She had four sons, I grew up with all of them. She was in the blue-haired Bloody Mary group. She hosted the blue-haired Bloody Mary gang on many occasions. She was an excellent hostess. She passed away at 81. The funeral was yesterday at Centenary Methodist Church. Her sons all got up and gave short histories of her life. It was really an inspiration....

RUSH: All right, folks, I will admit it, it's all my fault. I caused this to happen last night, but it ain't bad. We want a long, drawn-out fight between Hillary and Obama. It's exactly what we want. Don't be down in the dumps today, don't be doom and gloom. Everybody got caught up at the end of the Clinton era thinking it was true, and it wasn't, and I warned you about this all the way back to December 14th. Greetings and welcome, Rush Limbaugh back on, the middle of the week, Wednesday,...

Rush's Morning Update: Connect the DotsJanuary 10, 2008Watch It! Download Morning Update Video in QuickTimeListen to It! Windows Media Player|RealPlayer All right, folks, see if you can connect the dots.An AP story ran yesterday about the "record" turnout in Tuesday's New Hampshire primary. Secretary of State William Gardner estimates half a million voters participated --over 100,000 more than in the last primary. Gardner also said a record number of people showed up at the polls to register...

You're Missing Out on Thousands of Rush Quotes! Join Rush 24/7 NOW!"Remember this: the Democrat machine candidate always wins; the upstart insurgents never do. It's all you need to know. Forget all the polls.""The biggest thing for women is not that Hillary is a woman herself -- it's the comeback thing. Women love validation. They love vindication. They love revenge.""I'm telling you: Hillary's emotions were magnetic to the kind of women who are going to think that she was being wronged. Also,...