(CNN) -  If Rush Limbaugh says same-sex marriage is inevitable,
it's inevitable. Here's what the conservative radio host had to
say about the topic on a recent show:  "This issue is lost. I
don't care what the Supreme Court does. This is now inevitable.
And it's inevitable because we lost the language on this."  In a
separate clip, he says he would agree with gay rights activists
who claim the "genie isn't going to get put back in the bottle"
on this issue. "I think the inertia is clearly moving in the
direction that there is going to be gay marriage, at some point,
nationwide."  Does he sound begrudging? Yes. Do I care? No. If
the King Conservative is endorsing the inevitability of same-sex
marriage, then my generation -- the one demographers talk about
when they mention the "sea change" in public opinion on this
topic; the people born after 1981 who support "gay marriage" at
a rate of 70% -- will live to see it happen.  That's so exciting
that I almost want to end the column right here and now. Who
cares wh