Do Your Show Prep: Everything Rush reads to prepare for the show.

Some of the topics we're loaded with today:
Obamacare Heads to Supremes || Obama Freaks on BET
|| Another Vacation || Man Dares Heckle the Fallen Messiah!

RUSH: David Axelrod just told a group of Democrat politicians in New Hampshire that Obama's reelection will be a titanic struggle --  and of course we here are hoping it meets the same fate as the Titanic.  But in order to guarantee that, what do we need?  We need to make sure the GOP puts up the right iceberg.

RUSH: Speaking of Obama's jobs bill, while he's pressing Congress to pass it, Dingy Harry said last night that when the Senate returns from a week-long vacation they will work instead on a bill that would push to label China a currency manipulator. 

RUSH: Let's go to audio sound bite number five and review.  Let us remember September 2011 Andover, Massachusetts, Elizabeth Warren running for the Senate in Massachusetts trying for the Democrat seat to run against Scott Brown, and she's on her talking tour.

RUSH: General Electric is buying a bunch of Volts to ramp up sales figures because nobody else wants them. GE is going to buy a bunch of Chevy Volts and use them in China.

RUSH: A blog, Keith Koffler.  "Obama Fundraising Suffers Huge Drop-Off."

RUSH: This guy, our last caller, ladies and gentlemen, was reading from (sigh) the fringe, left-wing website the Daily Kos. They produced an e-mail that circulated back in 2009 that is Abraham Lincoln talking about labor versus slavery. And what they've done is take this thing out of context, and they've urged every one of their readers to print this thing out and send it to as many people as they know -- and, if they can, get on radio talk shows and read it.

Former Harvard professor Elizabeth Warren, who headed up Obama’s consumer oversight panel for TARP, is now running against Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown.

RUSH: Obama is unhappy. The reality that he is not that big a deal to people anymore, has sunk in. He wants to be reelected as badly as anybody who has ever run for the office. What you're seeing as degeneration and disinterest or whatever, is nothing other than a narcissist facing the reality that the world doesn't revolve around him.

WATERS: Maxine Waters does two things: Public policy and organizing. I don't go around complaining and so I don't really think he was talking to us or the people in that room.

BLITZER: So you're gonna take off your slippers and you're gonna get out there and march with him?

WATERS: I've never owned a pair of bedroom slippers.

RUSH: We've changed the view of the website, it has more of a blog look.  What I would suggest to you -- and there just isn't any way around this -- don't stop scrolling.

RUSH: Zev Chafets, who wrote the book on me An Army of One, it's out today in paperback, and people ask me, "Is it any good, Rush? Should I read it?" It is. I participated. It's not a biography, but I did participate in it. I granted interviews. I spent a lot of time talking to the author. It is an excellent, excellent book. It really is.