‘Unwavering patriotism’: Laura Ingraham reflects on time with Rush Limbaugh

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Fox News host Laura Ingraham praised Rush Limbaugh, who died at age 70 on Wednesday, for becoming a “touchstone for conservatives” in reflecting on her time with the prolific talk radio host.

“There are no words to adequately capture the man that was Rush Limbaugh,” she wrote on her website. “Even though we knew this day was coming, typing the word ‘was’ in reference to him seems horribly wrong, an impossibility. Millions of us have relied on his wisdom and perspective for decades, and many of us cannot imagine another election without hearing his voice.”

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