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The Rush Limbaugh story : talent on loan from God

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  • "The Rush Limbaugh Story is the first full-length account of the life and times of the conservative funny-man who has become America's most-listened-to radio host, a popular television commentator, a best-selling polemicist, and a political power in his own right. It is a no-holds-barred look at the public and private life of this huge media star. Rush Limbaugh's worldview was forged by a domineering, ardently Republican father and a small-town Missouri upbringing far removed from the tumult of the 1960s. Paul D. Colford, a New York media columnist who has covered him for five years, details young Rusty's entry into radio as a teenager, an enthusiasm that eventually prompted him to quit college and set out on the gypsy path of a rock-and-roll disc jockey."

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  • "Biography"
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  • "The Rush Limbaugh story : talent on loan from God"@en
  • "The Rush Limbaugh story : talent on loan from God :an unauthorized biography"
  • "The Rush Limbaugh story : talent on loan from God : an unauthorized biography"@en

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