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A fellow by the name of Rush Limbaugh, originally from Missouri, had a popular talk show in Florida.  He advocated conservative principles in an entertaining manner, frequently mocking his liberal opponents.

A fellow by the name of Rush Limbaugh, originally from Missouri, had a popular talk show in Florida.  He advocated conservative principles in an entertaining manner, frequently mocking his liberal opponents.

Slowly he garnered national attention, and moved his show to New York City.  From there, he began to “syndicate” by making his daily talk show available to any station nationwide.  In some cities, stations signed up immediately, while others (like Washington, D.C.) initially did not have any stations willing to carry Limbaugh’s conservation message.

Slowly he garnered national attention, and moved his show to New York City.  From there, he began to “syndicate” by making his daily talk show available to any station nationwide.  In some cities, stations signed up immediately, while others (like Washington, D.C.) initially did not have any stations willing to carry Limbaugh’s conservative message.

But he caught on like wildfire, and by 1992 had an enormous audience.  He was considered influential in causing the conservative political victories in 1994, and again in 2000 and 2002.  By now, he has many conservative imitators competing against him in certain cities.  Sean Hannity and others have similar shows now.

But he caught on like wildfire, and by 1992 had an enormous audience.  He was considered influential in causing the conservative political victories in 1994, and again in 2000 and 2002.  By now, he has many conservative imitators competing against him in certain cities.  Sean Hannity and others have similar shows now.