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Rush Limbaugh: Too Big To Fail?
"Rush Too Big To Fail?" is a compelling and controversial new Amazon Kindle exclusive from bestselling author Michael Essany. Exploring the rise and near-falls of America's de facto Republican ruler, Rush Limbaugh is depicted in an entirely new as a conservative icon who may finally see the pillars of his political empire collapse.
In 2008, Barack Obama promised change in America. Yet it might be Sandra Fluke - the Georgetown University law student publicly derided by Limbaugh - who ultimately inspires the biggest change across the political landscape during President Obama's first term.
Despite the notion that loyalty among conservatives runs deep, nothing is more powerful in politics than self-interest. And Republican power players would likely rather make Rush Limbaugh out to be a clown than have the party itself be viewed as a three-ring circus.
Entertaining and thought provoking, "Rush Too Big To Fail?" is a topical and telling look inside the making and potential undoing of the conservative titan of talk radio.
In 2008, Barack Obama promised change in America. Yet it might be Sandra Fluke - the Georgetown University law student publicly derided by Limbaugh - who ultimately inspires the biggest change across the political landscape during President Obama's first term.
Despite the notion that loyalty among conservatives runs deep, nothing is more powerful in politics than self-interest. And Republican power players would likely rather make Rush Limbaugh out to be a clown than have the party itself be viewed as a three-ring circus.
Entertaining and thought provoking, "Rush Too Big To Fail?" is a topical and telling look inside the making and potential undoing of the conservative titan of talk radio.
38 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 10, 2012
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