Limbaugh says amnesty not dead

Despite Cantor's loss.

Let me tell you Republicans what you have to lose if you don't get this right, and that's the presidency. That's what you have to lose. Now, maybe they don't care. Maybe all they want is their Senate committee chairmanships. That seems to be one of the prime motivators. I'm not predicting it, but I'm just gonna tell you that I won't be surprised if the behind-the-doors attitude is one of disgust and anger at the people of this country and the voters in Cantor's district and the reaction, "Okay, let's show 'em what's what," and just move this amnesty bill forward.---Limbaugh

The feeling is mutual. Limbaugh says the disconnect is greater than anything he has seen.  It's not GOP v. Democrat, or right v. left, rather it's the rich v. everybody else.  The top echelon of the GOP is run by the rich as it is with the Democrats.  That's so because that's all they care about ---- money.

Limbaugh won't say that because he's rich himself.  He won't break with them.  To break with them would mean to lose his show and there's no way he's ever going to do that.

But I'm not saying Limbaugh is the problem.  But Limbaugh can't be the solution either.  That's because he'd have to risk losing all his money before he could become part of the solution and he isn't going to be able to do that because he loves his money too much.