Former Vice President Mike Pence said Rush Limbaugh was “the anchor of conservatives” after his death at age 70. “Today, America lost a giant with the passing of Rush Limbaugh,” Pence said. “Karen and I literally join millions of Americans in expressing our sympathy to Kathryn, his brother David, and the tens of millions of people across this country that loved and cherished his incomparable voice.” Pence himself was a conservative talk radio host before entering politics. He hosted the “Mike Pence Show,” describing himself as “Rush Limbaugh on decaf.” “During my years in Conservative talk radio, he was my daily inspiration and the gold standard on the airwaves as he sat behind the golden EIB microphone. During my years among House Conservatives in Congress, he was our greatest champion,” he continued. “And during my service as Governor and Vice President, he was the anchor of Conservatism, giving voice to …