The Alex Jones Origin Story: On Austin Public Access TV, His Act Was Never an Act
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Rush Limbaugh
Rush Limbaugh, born January 12, 1951, in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, was a towering figure in conservative media and talk radio, known for his provocative and often polarizing style. Hosting "The Rush Limbaugh Show" from 1988 until his death in 2021, Limbaugh became a seminal voice in American politics, famously stating, “I’m the mayor of Realville.” His influence extended beyond radio, shaping political discourse and inspiring both fervent supporters and outspoken critics. Limbaugh's career was marked by his ability to galvanize conservative audiences and his impact on the Republican Party’s messaging, despite controversies and legal troubles. His legacy is characterized by his transformative effect on conservative media and his role in shaping modern political rhetoric.
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A Deal for Donald: How the President and Congress Can End the Shutdown
Contrary to pundits of both ideologies, there is a good agreement out there that can end the government shutdown, allow both sides to declare victory, and leave us better than before.
Presidents Share Shutdown Pains, Even If They Don’t Think So
Trump may hope this government shutdown will lead to his reelection. Here's why that's bad reasoning.
