Rush Limbaugh stated Monday that “Hillary Clinton is on the wrong end of history.”
Rush Limbaugh salutes as he is introduced as a judge before a preliminary competition for the 2010 Miss America Pageant (Getty Images)
“I was thinking about this the other day,” the conservative radio host told his audience. “Here’s Hillary Clinton essentially in line for 30 years for this election, which was supposed to be hers in 2008. An important factor not to forget.”
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“I look at Hillary Clinton now, and I actually see a woman who time has passed by,” Limbaugh continued. “It’s a very very challenging thing for people as they age to — you’ve got to do two things if you’re in politics or public life of any kind.”
“Young people, the first thing the tune out of and not pay attention to, besides their family are the elderly,” he noted. “Particularly this millennial generation.”
Limbaugh noted “this is not partisan.”
“I’m making an actual value judgement based on what I see — I see a woman who time has passed by. Her politics are the politics of 10-15 years ago. Her approaches, her strategies, her way of characterizing the enemy. Her way of winning, everything is out of a playbook that is now out of date, particularly, out of date because Trump is not even using it.”