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From the Archives: Rush Limbaugh’s Revolution
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Rush Limbaugh and Donald Trump, December 21, 2019 (Gage Skidmore/Wikimedia Commons)

It’s with rare delight but alas great sadness that we repost one of the finest profiles we’ve ever run: Terry Eastland’s groundbreaking report on the emergence of Rush Limbaugh as the Rush Limbaugh who would become an indispensable mainstay of conservative and American life for decades to come. It ran in our September 1992 issue. Until then I don’t even know if I knew anything much about him. All I do know is that after Terry’s piece appeared my sense of American political life would never be the same again. Rereading the piece today I see full well that it might be the definitive story of Rush the man and mobilizer and defender of American life at its normal best. Hope it will help you treasure Rush even more than you already did.

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From September 1992: “Rush Limbaugh: Talking Back,” by Terry Eastland 

Rush Limbaugh on cover of The American Spectator, September 1992, spectator.org

From Summer 2020: “Rush Limbaugh, Exceptional American,” by Scot Bertram

Rush Limbaugh medal of freedom (Bill Wilson studio) spectator.org

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Wlady Pleszczynski is Executive Editor of The American Spectator.
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