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See I told You So by Rush Limbaugh Hard Cover w/ dust jacket
See I told You So by Rush Limbaugh
Hard Cover w/ dust jacket
Inscription on first page
364 pages
Copyright 1993
CONTENTS
Introduction xiii
1 I Answered My Phone 1
2 The Power of You: You Make It Work 11
3 America Is Not Over 23
4 New Democrats: Yeah, Yeah 34
5 Punishing Achievement 53
6 Dead White Guys Or What Your History Books Never Told You 66
7 Are Values Obsolete? Or How to Win the Culture War 78
8 Dan Quayle Is Right Or Our Poverty of Values 90
9 Dan's Bake Sale 101
10 Eight Years of Reagan: The Eighties Was Not a Decade of Greed 110
11 The Decade of Fraud and Deceit 127
12 To Your Health, Hillary Or Understanding the Politics of Meaning 142
13 Algore: Technology Czar 158
14 The 0! ZoneAn Environmental Update 171
15 The Dumbing-Down of America 185
16 The Latest from the Feminist "Front" 200
17 Words Mean Things 214
18 Political Correctness and the Coming of the Thought Police 227
19 Conservatism and Race 239
20 America Is Still Worth Fighting For 249
21 The Case for Less Government 262
22 The Many Purposes of Culture 274
23 Lies Are Facts; Facts Are Lies 286
24 There They Go Again 295
25 The Politically Correct Liberal Lexicon 309
26 "The Hush Rush Law" 323
27 A Summary and Prescription for the Future 341
Index 355
DUST JACKET
"On the air! On the tube! On the page! It's Rush Limbaugh, multimedia unicultural superstar!...The Way Things Ought to Be is a work for its time. Despite Bill Clinton's recent victory, right-wing populism, an American perennial, is in bloom, and at the moment Mr. Limbaugh is its gaudiest flower." The New York Times Book Review
Rush Limbaugh, America's #1 radio talk-show host, bounded to the top of the bestseller lists with the record-breaking The Way Things Ought to Be, a New York Times bestseller for over a year and, remarkably, #1 for 25 weeks and counting! The fastest-selling book in the country, The Way Things Ought to Be has sold, as one of Rush's devoted callers informed him, "better than ice water in hell." Rush's syndicated radio show reaches more than 20 million listeners per week and his syndicated TV show blankets 99 percent of America. Now, this consummate entertainer and provocative political commentator, whom conservatives love and liberals love to hatethis "harmless little fuzzball" who delights in being called "The Most Dangerous Man in America" is about to make publishing history again with SEE, I TOLD YOU SO.
The Democrats may be in the White House but even President Clinton can't ruin this country in only four years, proclaims Rush.
Conservatism's most outspoken champion, Rush leads the charge to embrace and defend the fundamental values that have shaped the American character: belief in God, devotion to family, law and order, self-reliance, rugged individualism, commitment to excellence, rewarding achievement, and...the notion that the woman is always right. Not coincidentally, notes Rush, these values that cause liberals to have conniptions are the same concepts that constitute modern conservatism, which is constantly being distorted by the dominant media. But what underlies the liberal agenda of political correctness, multiculturalism, environmentalism, the assault on family values, radical feminism, and even Bill Clinton's tax bill? Desperation! says Rusha mentality of chaos, frenzy, hysteria, despair, and total panic. Ever the optimist, Rush sees the "pernicious liberal movement" as a philosophy whose inevitable demise will lead us back to the values that made America great.
As no less a liberal than Ted Koppel, quoted in Vanity Fair, said, "What (Limbaugh] clearly has become over the last two or three years is something of an icon to millions of conservative listeners around the country. I think it would be too easy to dismiss him as being irrelevant to the shaping of opinion in this country today. He's very smart, he does his homework. He is well informed. And you ignore him at your peril."
RUSH LIMBAUGH was born in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, a "quintessential Midwestern small town," where he fell in love with radio in elementary school. He became a Top-40 deejay in the 1960s and held various other jobs before finding his true calling as a radio talk-show host at KFBK in Sacramento, California. In 1988 his radio show went national, and it can now be heard in 616 markets across the country. Rush Limbaugh makes his home in New York City and divides his time among his daily radio show, speaking engagements, and his nationally syndicated television show.
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