Word: limbaugh
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...five ex-Presidents and squadrons of other bipartisan cognoscenti to back the agreement, which would create a free-trade zone encompassing Canada, the U.S. and Mexico. Clinton can even count on such Republican NAFTA supporters as Henry Kissinger and James Baker, as well as multimedia star Rush Limbaugh. The President showed off some of NAFTA's big-name boosters at what was supposed to be a White House media event last Wednesday; so far as the public noticed, he might just as well have convened a meeting of stamp collectors. Indeed, it may have been annoyance at his failure...
...ensuing debate--which received attention in the national media, from The New York Times to Rush Limbaugh--has focused on the dilemma of fostering civility on campus without infringing on free speech. The sorority members dropped their complaint against Jacobowitz earlier this year...
Four weeks ago, I decided to do what every Harvard student, confused with a world in which Rush Limbaugh's book is a New York Times bestseller, does at one time or another: I shopped Justice...
...often inflammatory prose didn't seem to faze her. "My position is not to take a position," she says. "I sell books, and allow people to have their say." Yet she admits that some of Stern's material bothered her, especially his verbal assaults on her other clients, like Limbaugh and Gifford: "It is not my job to censor Howard Stern, although I have to say it was very painful to sit there and deal with the fact that he had some nasty things to say about some of my friends...
Populist right-wing king Rush Limbaugh and populist wild man Howard Stern have millions of listeners -- and new mega-best sellers. They're surfing the same part of the zeitgeist...