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GOP-led Missouri House votes to create 'Rush Limbaugh Day'

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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Missouri House on Thursday voted in favor of creating “Rush Limbaugh Day.” The GOP-led House tacked the provision on another bill, which then passed the chamber...

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Missouri House Votes in Favor of Creating ‘Rush Limbaugh Day’

The Missouri House of Representatives voted on Thursday to declare January 12 “Rush Limbaugh Day” in honor of the late talk radio host’s birthday. According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the state senate must approve the measure before the end of the legislative session next Friday in order for it to advance. The Republican-led effort comes after a similar push by Missouri Democrats to name January 13 “Walter Cronkite Day” failed. The conserva…

3 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Associated Press News

GOP-led Missouri House votes to create 'Rush Limbaugh Day'

3 years ago·United States

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National Review

Missouri House Votes in Favor of Creating ‘Rush Limbaugh Day’

The conservative radio icon died in February at the age of 70 after being diagnosed with stage-four lung cancer last year.

3 years ago·United States

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The Daily Wire

Bill To Create ‘Rush Limbaugh Day’ Approved By Missouri’s GOP

Missouri’s Republican-led House of Representatives on Thursday approved legislation that would honor the late Rush Limbaugh, recognizing the syndicated conservative radio host every year on his birthday.Limbaugh, originally from Cape Girardeau, Missouri, died of complications from lung cancer in February at the age of 70.The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported the proposal would designate each January 12, Limbaugh’s birthday, as “Rush Limbaugh Day”…

3 years ago·Nashville, United States

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Political Flare

'Rush Limbaugh Day' to be Commemorated as a Holiday in Missouri

For better or worse, often worse, the Catholic church requires that someone be dead for five years before a person can even be considered for sainthood, and even then that just begins a lengthy process of investigation. The reason, of course, is to put some historical perspective in place to see if the person stands the test of time. It also allows for some deep investigation into whether the person may have …oh, stole millions from church coffe…

3 years ago·United States

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