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Rush Limbaugh

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You have to give him credit — he works hard at getting his facts right.
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Tim Russert, quoted in King, D. Howard; Morris, Geoffrey (1994-09-01). Rush to Us: Americans Hail Rush Limbaugh. Pinnacle. ISBN 9780786000821. 

 
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