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Rush Limbaugh Is Not The Leader Of The Republican Party

by @ 1:09 pm on March 4, 2009. Filed under Politics, Republicans, Rush Limbaugh

At least not according to actual Republicans:

Despite efforts by the Obama political team and its surrogates to link Rush Limbaugh to the Republican Party, just 11% of GOP voters say the conservative radio commentator is the party’s leader.

Eighty-one percent (81%) of Republican voters disagree and 8% are undecided in a new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey

So, you know, can we please stop talking about this already ?

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2 Responses to “Rush Limbaugh Is Not The Leader Of The Republican Party”

  1. Midwest Product says:

    Did you see the question they asked?

    Rush Limbaugh is the leader of the Republican Party. He says jump, and they say how high.

    That seems intentionally worded in a way that would discourage Republicans from identifying Limbaugh as their leader.

  2. Yes ? And ?

    Would you think it a good thing if Republicans were stupid enough to think Limbaugh WAS the leader of their party ?

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