By: Jake Fogg

 

President Donald Trump held a star-studded MAGA rally in Cape Girardeau, MO on Monday evening, finalizing his tour   prior  to the mid-term elections. His purpose, to support Senate candidate, Josh Hawley was obvious, but the event was   meant to be heard by the United States as a whole—this was about “keeping the country great.”

 

The first ten minutes opened up with the most successful talk-radio host in history, Rush Limbaugh who it kicked off, but the   president had an entourage of media celebrities and high profile people within his administration with him following it up as   perhaps one of his more stirring rallies of the mid-term season.

 

 The Washington Post attacked talk-show host, Rush Limbaugh, alleging that he suggested that “Hurricane Irma is Fake News”. However, the author of the articleThis email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., failed to report that Washington Post parent company, Amazon, was caught engaging in the very “storm hysteria” that Limbaugh asserted in yesterday’s program.