Is Rush Limbaugh admitting defeat?

The conservative radio host acknowledges that "the genie is out of the bottle" and that nationawide marriage equality is "inevitable."

Is this real life??

Listen after the jump. 

The Rush Limbaugh train continues to run further off the rails.

The dangerously erroneous link between homosexuality and pedophilia isn't new, but now Limbaugh is arguing that the "pedophilia movement"--if there legitimately is such a thing--could follow a trajectory similar to that of same-sex marriage. 

Basically, though many may have thought at one point that same-sex marriage was a strange thing that would never happen, the legalization of pedophilic relationships could follow the same track. 

See what Limbaugh has to say after the jump.

A gay Republican got some phone time with Rush Limbaugh today and it's more than a little painful. (GOProud was no doubt thrilled.)

But hey, do you! 

Listen as the caller waxes on about why he's firmly in support of an anti-gay Presidental nominee and thanks Limbaugh for the honor of being allowed to speak to him after the jump.

Rush Limbaugh, who’s been married four times, is assailing Obama’s “war on traditional marriage.”

It’s cute.

Check out what he has to say after the jump!

Breaking news: Our husband Anderson Cooper works out. Earth shattering, right?

At least that's what beacon-of-tact Rush Limbaugh thought this week when he accused Anderson of spending more time in the gym than in the news studio. So, Anderson spent his Thursday night Ridiculust segment to poke fun at Rush's time spent poking fun at Anderson. It was a daisy chain of poking that not even Facebook could keep up with!

Video after the jump!

First he justifies NASCAR fans booing Michelle Obama, now he's blaming tolerance for the murder of a gay kid?! Wow, good thing for him that Fox News is the most watched 24 hour news network, because if the majority of Americans were actually paying attention, his vile, misinformed and falsely moral tone of superiority would never be heard from again.

(An open letter)

Dear Sir Elton John,

Patience is a virtue, but it's not exactly something we've shown while waiting for you to explain why you took a $1 million paycheck to perform at the wedding of the country's most notorious and vocal homophobe.

Finally, in Rolling Stone this week, months after the check cleared your bank account, you attempt to clear your name, though sidestep around how the million dollars was spent.

"I could not believe when I was asked to play. I thought it was a joke. I had dialogue with him before and he said, 'I'm not anti-gay, I want you to come, bring David'. My goal is for Rush to say, 'I support civil partnerships'. If I rang him right now, I think he might agree. He was one of the first people to...

Sir Elton is defending his $1 million decision to perform at Rush Limbaugh's wedding once again, yet still no word on where the huge paycheck from one of the country's leading anti-gay voices has gone.

In an interview with The Telegraph, Elton says, 

'When he asked me to play at his wedding, my agent said, “Well, of course you won’t be doing it,” ’ Elton says. 'But I said, “Well, let me think about that first.”’

When the Telegraph reminds Elton that Limbaugh is against marriage equality, he responds, "But then so is President Obama. But Limbaugh’s not anti-civil partnerships, so maybe I can have a dialogue about that. I’ve put my foot in the water and so has he. I got on with him very well, got on very well...

Elton John spoke with USA Today about the recent spate of teen suicides.

Said Sir John, "We've come so far, with a black president, it's mystifying that this can still be going on," John says. "Jesus Christ taught tolerance. That's the example we should follow. We should forgive, understand, be compassionate. We're not all the same. Thank God! It would be so boring."

In fact, Elton says, he performed at Rush's wedding earlier this year to prevent gay teen isolation and to open a dialog, not for the $1 million dollar paycheck.

"We talked a lot before I did it, and I was surprised how much I liked (him). If I had done it just for the money, I could have seen 40 years of my reputation go down the tube. As a gay man, I felt it my duty...

Mark Steyn, who's sitting in for Rush Limbaugh, had this to say about Ben & Jerry's "Hubby Hubby" ice cream, christened yesterday in honor of Vermont's marriage equality:

"And speaking of which, I see that Ben and Jerry's have introduced, to celebrate the dawn of gay marriage in Vermont yesterday, a special gay marriage ice cream -- because they thought it was appropriate to mark the occasion -- called Hubby Hubby. It's usually their flavor is called Chubby Hubby, but they've introduced a new gay version, Hubby Hubby, and they said they're handing it out free across Vermont.

"So if you're driving -- if you're driving up I-89 or I-91 and you're flagged down and somebody offers you the -- says "Why did you flag me down?"...