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"Rush Hudson Limbaugh III" (born January 12, 1951) is an American political conservative and host of ''The Rush Limbaugh Show'' on radio.His show discusses politics from a conservative point of view. Limbaugh's commentary is intended to expose alleged liberal fallacies and bias, report news that he feels is underreported elsewhere, and support conservative principles in an entertaining manner. He does not claim to give an unbiased view of the facts; rather, his shows are presented as conservative political commentary on the news, though much news is presented along with the commentary – a juxtaposition some find misleading, and others find interesting and informative.
Overview
Limbaugh began his syndicated program in 1988, and as the program grew in popularity, it was carried on stations with larger audiences.''The Rush Limbaugh Show'', was responsible for the shift in AM broadcasting to a news-talk format after a decline in listenership in the 1970s. The program has for years been the most popular talk radio show in the United States, however Limbaugh refers to "the media" as not including himself.
Many liberal critics decry the lack of a balance between liberal and conservative viewpoints on talk radio.Limbaugh's response to this accusation is to assert that most news reporting is liberally biased (in particular, television and newspaper news); as he says, "I ''am'' equal time." He also does not claim to be a neutral reporter, and contrasts his stance with the major news media's claims of objectivity (in the United States).On the other hand, he has excused himself on occasion as being an entertainer, not a reporter.
Many think Limbaugh's satire is very sharp, and it has been criticized for its unkindness. For example, news about the homeless is always preceded with the Clarence "Frogman" Henry song ''Ain't Got No Home''. The song "I Know I'll Never Love This Way Again" preceded reports about people dying of AIDS. His references to Ted Kennedy invariably allude to alcohol use. His humor also includes self-inflation, in the "blowhard"self-aggrandizing style of Davy Crockett and American bluesmen.
Rush Limbaugh is as much a political symbol as he is a broadcaster, comedian, and political satirist.Shortly after the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, President Bill Clinton blamed Limbaugh for fostering a "climate of hate", which conservative commentators gleefully derided.In 1992, President George H. W. Bush made an appearance on Limbaugh's show as part of his re-election campaign, in an effort to regain the support of the right wing of his own party (which he had earlier alienated by breaking a pledge not to raise taxes).
Critics often try to expose Limbaugh's own fallacies, misstatements, and biases. Comedian and political satirist Al Franken released a book and CD titled ''Rush Limbaugh is a Big Fat Idiot and Other Observations'' (ISBN 0440508649) which, among other political humor from a liberal perspective, included harsh criticism of Limbaugh and his allegedly meager fact-finding efforts.
Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR) released a report on October 17, 1994 listing forty-three errors Limbaugh allegedly made during various shows.Limbaugh responded to about half of the original claims; FAIR then rebutted his rebuttal.For the full text of the original, the rebuttal and the rebuttal of the rebuttal, see www.fair.org/press-releases/fair-limbaugh-rebuttal.html.
FAIR later published an entire book, ''The Way Things Aren't: Rush Limbaugh's Reign of Error: Over 100 Outrageously False and Foolish Statements from America's Most Powerful Radio and TV'' (ISBN 156584260X), documenting errors and alleged lies by Rush.
Biography
Early radio career
Rush Limbaugh started out in radio as a teenager in the late 1960s in his hometown of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, using the name "Rusty Limbaugh". His father, a conservative judge whose wealth and power gave him considerable influence in Southeastern Missouri, had once owned the radio station where Limbaugh started his career.
Limbaugh achieved his first taste of radio success in Pittsburgh, as host of a Top 40 music radio show on station KQV, using the name "Jeff Christie." It was in Pittsburgh that many of Limbaugh's trademarks developed, including a character named "Snerdley" and his claim to use a "golden microphone".
Talk radio and television career
After several years in music radio, Limbaugh accepted a position as director of promotions with the Kansas City Royals baseball team. In 1984, Limbaugh returned to radio as a talk show host in Sacramento, California. After achieving some local success, he moved to New York City in the late 1980s and eventually became syndicated via a company called Premiere Broadcasting. Limbaugh refers on-air to the "Excellence In Broadcasting Network", or "E-I-B", however there is no such actual organization.
He has a dynamic voice and dramatic presentation; even many of his critics admit that he is an excellent broadcaster.He attracted widespread support and attention in 1998 when he complained that some radio stations were shortening his programs by cutting out his dramatic pauses to make room for more commercials.
Limbaugh hosted a syndicated television show running from 1992 through 1996.The television show discussed many of the same topics as his radio show.Reportedly, Limbaugh ended the show citing disappointment that it aired too late in the evening in many markets.
Limbaugh was the 1992, 1995, and 2000 recipient of the Marconi Radio Award for Syndicated Radio Personality of the Year, given by the National Association of Broadcasters. He was inducted into Broadcasting's Hall of Fame in 1993.
By September 2001, Limbaugh's listeners had noted changes in his voice and diction, changes that Limbaugh initially denied.However, on October 8, 2001, Limbaugh admitted that the changes in his voice were due to complete deafness in his left ear and substantial hearing loss in his right ear. He also revealed that his radio staff was aiding him in concealing his rapidly progressing hearing loss by setting up a system where he could appear to hear his callers. The system worked remarkably well, but did not deceive all listeners, some of whom noted a long delay between a caller ending his point and Limbaugh responding, and occasionally speaking over a caller.
In December 2001, Limbaugh underwent cochlear implant surgery, which restored a measure of hearing in one ear, and his voice and diction improved.Following the news story of his addiction to painkillers, it was suggested that his deafness was probably due to a known side effect of the class of painkillers he abused.
When Limbaugh himself is not hosting, he usually has guest hosts fill in for the 3 hours that the show takes. Typically, these hosts are well-known conservatives such as Mark Belling, Roger Hedgecock, Sean Hannity, Tony Snow, Tom Sullivan, or Walter Williams. Rarely, a "Best of" show will air when Limbaugh is absent.
ESPN controversy
In September of 2003, Limbaugh ignited a controversy sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=1627887 when, speaking as a football commentator on ESPN, he criticized media support for Donovan McNabb, the African-American quarterback of the Philadelphia Eagles.The controversy centered on his comment:
:"I think what we've had here is a little social concern in the NFL. The media has been very desirous that a black quarterback do well ... There is a little hope invested in McNabb, and he got a lot of credit for the performance of this team that he didn't deserve. The defense carried this team."
McNabb was the highest paid NFL player in history at the time www.bet.com/articles/1,,c1gb4043-4730,00.html, and defenders of Limbaugh's comments, point out that McNabb had the worst start of his career in the 2003 season and was the NFL's lowest-rated starting quarterback.
McNabb's defenders say that to his credit, McNabb was a runner-up for the year 2000 league Most Valuable Player, a member of three Pro Bowl teams, and led his team to two straight NFC championship games. McNabb had suffered a broken leg during the 2002 season, and had been slow to recover.
The Reverend Al Sharpton, a Democratic Party candidate for President, demanded Limbaugh's firing from ESPN, and threatened a boycott of all Disney companies, including the American Broadcasting Company, Disneyland, and Walt Disney World.Limbaugh responded by saying that he must have been right; otherwise, the comments would not have sparked such outrage.Presidential candidates Howard Dean and Wesley Clark joined in the criticism, as did the NAACP.
On October 1, 2003, Limbaugh resigned from ESPN with the statement:
: "My comments this past Sunday were directed at the media and were not racially motivated. I offered an opinion. This opinion has caused discomfort to the crew, which I regret. I love 'NFL Sunday Countdown' and do not want to be a distraction to the great work done by all who work on it. Therefore, I have decided to resign. I appreciate the opportunity to be a part of the show and wish all the best to those who make it happen."
Limbaugh insisted that his comments were aimed at the media, and not at McNabb or African Americans.
Drug use and investigation
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Rush's World of Pain Newsweek cover on October 20, 2003
In early October 2003 and in the same week as the McNabb controversy, the ''National Enquirer'' reported that Limbaugh was being investigated for illegally buying prescription drugs. Limbaugh's former housekeeper, under investigation for drug dealing, alleged that Limbaugh was addicted to prescription painkillers such as OxyContin, Lorcet (a combination of Tylenol and hydrocodone), and hydrocodone, and that he went through detox twice.Other news outlets quickly confirmed the beginnings of an investigation.The highly addictive painkillers function similarly to morphine or a stronger form of codeine.
Following Limbaugh's admission of drug addiction, his detractors reviewed prior statements by him about drug addicts.Several statements from the 1990s were found, in particular, on October 5, 1995:
: "There's nothing good about drug use. We know it. It destroys individuals. It destroys families. Drug use destroys societies. Drug use, some might say, is destroying this country. And we have laws against selling drugs, pushing drugs, using drugs, importing drugs. And the laws are good because we know what happens to people in societies and neighborhoods which become consumed by them. And so if people are violating the law by doing drugs, they ought to be accused and they ought to be convicted and they ought to be sent up."
He went on to note that black drug addicts go to prison more often than white drug addicts:
: "What this says to me is that too many whites are getting away with drug use. Too many whites are getting away with drug sales. Too many whites are getting away with trafficking in this stuff. The answer to this disparity is not to start letting people out of jail because we're not putting others in jail who are breaking the law. The answer is to go out and find the ones who are getting away with it, convict them, and send them up the river, too."
and in 1998:
: "What is missing in the drug fight is legalization. If we want to go after drugs with the same fervor and intensity with which we go after cigarettes, let's legalize drugs. Legalize the manufacture of drugs. License the Cali cartel. Make them taxpayers, and then sue them. Sue them left and right, and then get control of the price, and generate tax revenue from it. Raise the price sky high, and fund all sorts of other wonderful social programs."
On October 10, 2003, Limbaugh admitted to listeners on his radio show that he was addicted to prescription painkillers and stated that he would enter inpatient treatment for 30 days, immediately following the broadcast.He did not specifically mention to which type of pain medication he was addicted.
Speaking about his behavior, Limbaugh went on to say:
: "I am not making any excuses. You know, over the years, athletes and celebrities have emerged from treatment centers to great fanfare and praise for conquering great demons. They are said to be great role models and examples for others. Well, I am no role model. I refuse to let anyone think I am doing something great here, when there are people you never hear about, who face long odds and never resort to such escapes."
: "They are the role models. I am no victim and do not portray myself as such. I take full responsibility for my problem. At the present time the authorities are conducting an investigation, and I have been asked to limit my public comments until this investigation is complete."
An article in the January 12, 2004 issue of Human Events (The National Conservative Weekly) presents the conservative reaction to the media attention of Limbaugh's addiction, calling it a 'Network War' against Limbaugh.It charges network anchors with engaging in exaggerated and inflammatory rhetoric by implying Limbaugh was involved in "drug sales" or "drug gangs."Additionally, Limbaugh's attorney Roy Black alleges that the chief county prosecutor investigating Limbaugh, an elected Democrat, is also politically motivated.
The ACLU, an organization often lambasted by Limbaugh, has come to his defense, claiming that the district attorney violated Limbaugh's constitutional rights by "fishing" through his private medical records. Timeline.
Divorce
On Friday, June 11 2004, Rush Limbaugh announced that he was separating from his third wife Marta Limbaugh after ten years of marriage. Rush indicated that he initiated the divorce.
AFRTS controversy
On May 26, 2004, the article "Rush's Forced Conscripts]" appeared on the left-leaning online news magazine Salon.com.The article discussed the controversy surrounding the fact that American Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS), (which describes itself as "[providing] stateside radio and television programming, 'a touch of home', to U.S. service men and women, DoD civilians, and their families serving outside the continental United States"), carries Limbaugh's show.Melvin Russell, director of AFRTS, defended Limbaugh's presence, by pointing to Limbaugh's high ratings in the US: "We look at the most popular shows broadcast here in the United States and try to mirror that. [Limbaugh is the No. 1 talk show host in the States; there's no question about that. Because of that we provide him on our service."
Critics have pointed out that other programs, such as the Howard Stern show, which draws 8 million listeners a week is absent from AFRTS. Other claims - for example, that there is no political counterbalance to Limbaugh on AFRTS - have been rebutted by Byron York, a columnist for the conservative ''National Review'': "American military men and women abroad have access, for example, to the talk show of liberal host Diane Rehm...Jim Hightower and CBS News anchorman Dan Rather."
On June 14, 2004, US Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA) introduced an amendment to the 2004 Defense Authorization bill that called for AFRTS to fulfill its stated goal of providing political balance in its news and public affairs programming. The amendment passed unanimously in the Senate.Limbaugh responded by calling the move "censorship".On his June 17 radio show, he commented that: "This is a United States senator [Tom Harkin] amending the Defense appropriations bill with the intent being to get this program - only one hour of which is carried on Armed Forces Radio - stripped from that network."As of now, Limbaugh's show is still on AFRTS.
Jargon
Rush Limbaugh uses his own jargon, which is explained here:
* Dittoheads
* EIB
* Emotional punditry: describes advocating/arguing for a particular objective using purely emotional pleas with little regard for logical arguments for/against the objective. Some opponents claim that Limbaugh's use of ad hominem terms constitutes such punditry.
* Environmentalist Wacko
* Feminazi
* ''Meet the Depressed'': a term for the show ''Meet the Press''.
* NAALCP (National Association for the Advancement of Liberal Colored People): a term for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).
* NAG (National Association of Gals): a term for the National Organization for Women (NOW).
* ''Slay the Nation'': a term for the show ''Face the Nation''.
* Stack of stuff: a number of relevant web links offered to subscribers of his website, that his staff has found on the Internet. The links are culled from a variety of current on-line news organizations, and highlight various issues of the day. Rush uses the material here as show prep, and refers to it throughout the broadcast.
* "Updates" on everything from the Kennedy family to homelessness.
* "For those of you in Rio Linda...": Rio Linda is, according to ''The Way Things Ought to Be'', a suburb of Sacramento, most of its residents being lower-middle-class and having a low average education level. Rush will occasionally "clarify", somewhat condescendingly, a slightly difficult-to-understand statement by preceding it with this phrase. Since the Florida butterfly ballot controversy during the 2000 Presidential Election, Rush has been using "for those of you in Rio Linda and West Palm Beach..." instead.
Quotes
On taxes:
*''No nation ever taxed itself into prosperity.''
*''If Thomas Jefferson thought taxation without representation was bad, he should see how it is with representation.''
*''Liberal Democrats are inexorably opposed to tax cuts, because tax cuts give people more power, and take away from the role of government.''
On John Kerry:
* ''He'' is ''Howard Dean without the charisma.''
*''Kerry is cheap. Most gigolos are. I mean -- I think it -- I think it goes with the, with the definition.'' [4/7/04]
On himself:
* ''Talent on loan from God''
* ''I'm doing what I was born to do. That's host. You're doing what you were born to do. That's listen. Together, we make a heck of a team.''
On Kurt Cobain:
*''Kurt Cobain died of a drug-induced suicide, I just -- he was a worthless shred of human debris.''
On women:
*''Feminism was established to allow unattractive women easier access to the mainstream. ''
*''We're not sexists, we're chauvinists -- we're male chauvinist pigs, and we're happy to be because we think that's what men were destined to be. We think that's what women want.'' [4/15/04]
On African-Americans:
*''The -- the gang culture has given us rap, elements of rap, or rap has influenced -- whichever. They are intertwined.'' [4/7/04]
*''And then what if -- there are all kinds of little Communist regimes in -- what if [Fidel] Castro shows up and says I endorse Kerry? The Black Caucus would like that, but Kerry wouldn't.'' [3/19/04]
On Democrats:
*''They [Democrats] celebrate privately this attack in Spain.'' [3/16/04]
*''I'm going to tell you, what's good for al-Qaeda is good for the Democratic Party in this country today. That's how you boil this down. And it doesn't have to be al-Qaeda. What's good for terrorists is good for John Kerry. All you got to do is check the way they react.'' [3/15/04]
On welfare recipients:
*''Can you imagine some poor welfare recipient in Arizona doesn't know what's up, doesn't know why the check's not as big, doesn't know why the food stamps don't stick to whatever he tries to mail?'' [4/8/04]
*''Compassion is no substitute for justice. ''
On Arabs:
*''As I said yesterday, truce is an old Arabic word. Goes way, way back in Islamic-Arabic culture, and it means, "We will get you later."'' [4/16/04]
On the right to keep and bear arms:
*''You know why there's a Second Amendment? In case the government fails to follow the first one.''
On families of the victims of 9/11:
*''Some of these families [of 9/11 victims] I think are auditioning for co-host of ''The Today Show''.'' [4/9/04]
*''We had a typically snooty, silly little liberal on the phone who wanted to take potshots at me for daring, daring to say that some of the 9/11 family members are close to becoming or have become Democrat operatives.'' [4/9/04]
On the Abu Ghraib Prison torture scandal:
*''This is no different than what happens at the Skull and Bones initiation, and we're going to ruin people's lives over it, and we're going to hamper our military effort, and then we are going to really hammer them because they had a good time. You know, these people are being fired at every day. I'm talking about people having a good time, these people. You ever heard of emotional release? You ever heard of need to blow some steam off?'' [5/4/04]
*''You know, if you look at -- if you, really, if you look at these pictures, I mean, I don't know if it's just me, but it looks just like anything you'd see Madonna, or Britney Spears do on stage. Maybe I'm -- yeah, and get an NEA grant for something like this.'' [5/3/04]
On peace-keeping in Bosnia:
*''Our armed forces shouldn’t be over there - they’re good at killing people and blowing things up, not peace-keeping.''
Books
*''The Way Things Ought to Be'', 1992 (ISBN 067175145X)
*''See, I Told You So'', 1993 (ISBN 067187120X)
External links
*Website of The Rush Limbaugh Show
*An aircheck of Rush as "Jeff Christie" on KQV-AM
*Limbaugh: A Color Man Who Has A Problem With Color?, editorial by Jeff Cohen and Steve Rendall, FAIR, June 7, 2000.
*Rush Limbaugh reportedly involved in pill investigation News of Limbaugh's alleged drug addiction
*Transcript of Limbaugh's comments on his painkiller addiction
*Timeline and Article in Human Events, accusing the three major news networks' anchors of bias in covering Limbaugh's drug dependence
*Site critical of Rush Limbaugh
*Limbaugh, Newspeak and Fascism An exegesis
*Story breaking Rush Limbaugh's divorce Tallahassee Democrat, June 11, 2004
*Notes on Rush's draft deferment
*Audio clip of Limbaugh's comments on the Abu Ghraib Prison torture scandal
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Rush Limbaugh in the News
1. Virginia Radio Station Drops CBS News - 23 Sep 04 - ABC News
Virginia Radio Station Drops CBS News
2. Regime change radio launches in the US - 01/04/2004 - BBC News
A liberal radio network has launched in the US to counter conservative talk radio and, for at least one of its hosts, to help defeat George Bush as he runs for re-election.
3. Show Business Commentary: Heidi Oringer - 20 Sep 04 - ABC News
- Seems like it's been a kind of clean-up time in the media or something. First, the pseudo Black Panther gets kicked off Big Brother
4. Talking back - 01/04/2004 - BBC News
Right-wing talk radio wields big power in the US - but now it has some competition from the first liberal station. With seven months to go until the presidential election, does it have a chance of success?
5. Book: 'The 7 Stages of Motherhood' - 13 Sep 04 - ABC News
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6. US pundit addicted to painkillers - 10/10/2003 - BBC News
Controversial US talk show radio host rush limbaugh admits being addicted to prescription painkillers.
7. Bush Reverses Himself, Says Terror War Can Be Won - 01 Sep 04 - ABC News
Bush Reverses Himself, Says Terror War Can Be Won
8. ESPN pundit quits in race row - 02/10/2003 - BBC News
rush limbaugh leaves the US cable TV sports network, after sparking outrage by his allegedly racist remarks.
9. Changing Tack, Bush Says Terror War Winnable - 01 Sep 04 - ABC News
Changing Tack, Bush Says Terror War Winnable
10. Cheney to Lash Into Kerry in N.Y. Speech - 01 Sep 04 - ABC News
Cheney to Lash Into Kerry in N.Y. Speech
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