Rush to Us, by D. Howard King and Geoffrey Morris (Pinnacle, 325 pp., $5.99)
IN THIS BOOK, two national review alumni latch genially onto one of the premier media phenomena of our era. Rush Limbaugh, than whom nobody has a larger radio audience, and few a more rapidly expanding TV fandom, has if not quite invented himself to fill the yawning gap on the starboard side of the broadcast media, then appeared at the right mo-




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