Rushing to Deceive (Disagreements With the Rush Limbaugh Radio Talk Show)

By Ernest Ndukwe

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1885487142
• ISBN13: 9781885487148
• Release Date: November 1995
• Publisher: Brownell & Carroll
• Length: 140 Pages
• Weight: 1.11 lbs.

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Rushing to Deceive

As political parties become more polarized and the country grows increasingly divided on basic issues, each "side" sinking to levels of name calling and negative emotional appeal never seen before, two characteristic groups have emerged: those who think Rush Limbaugh is akin to a political genius, and those who want to tear their hair out every time they hear his voice. For anyone who has ever taken issue with Limbaugh's flamboyant, sometimes completely unfounded declarations, indictments and opinions, here is the definitive rebuttal. With calculated and extremely patient logic, Ernest Ndukwe refutes much of Limbaugh's capricious statements nad insinuations step by step, citing dates, misquotes, fallacious reasoning and (dare we say it?) dissengenuous assertions. Ndukwe challenges Rush on issues ranging from the Clinton administration, South Africa, and "family values," to Dan Quayle, Jimmy Carter and the welfare poor, dissecting the talk show host's hypocrises and often blatent deceits. --- from book's back cover