Bills Quote by Rush Limbaugh
“"So we'd get in a horse and buggy and we would go and park under a tree and we'd read poetry to each other." And my grandfather told me all the stories. I mean, their way of communicating... They didn't have telephones, either, so they communicated with the written word. And I really... That's how old [Bill] Clinton has become to me [speaking of how he met Hillary Clinton].”
About This Quote
Source Interview: Rush Limbaugh on The Rush Limbaugh Show, 1998
He reminisces about simple, face‑to‑face communication before modern technology, valuing personal connection and shared poetry.
In simple terms: Old‑fashioned conversation fostered deeper bonds.
Cherish direct, personal interaction.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- family gatherings
- writing letters
- reading poetry aloud
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What can we learn from past communication styles?
- How can we blend old and new ways of connecting?
Modern tech can also enhance connection; nostalgia may idealize past.