Limbaugh

The Assassination of Rush Limbaugh
$29.95
Yes how could one not want to pick up this book? But as someone who has actually been on a whale hunt I must point out that actually doing away with Rush would be far more complicated than depicted here. For instance Rush has an unusually thick layer of fat and his morbidly bulbous frame could absorb far more bullets than most guns now on the market. It's also possible that say an explosive device could be quickly drowned in the puddles of blubber. An arrow might not be able to penetrate the blubber either, as Captain Ahab could tell you. And there is also the possiblity that Rush having spent nearly a decade smashed out of his gills on pain pills and may have developed a threshold for pain that normal Americans with a basic moral fabric may not quite understand. Still putting aside those cavaets it was a lively fantasy and perhaps the sort of book to send your local ditto head out to his bunker indefinitely.

Columns by Karl Frisch of Media Matters
$0.99
Twice weekly column by Karl Frisch, a Senior Fellow at Media Matters for America, the nation's premier progressive media watchdog, research and information center.Kindle blogs are fully downloaded onto your Kindle so you can read them even when you're not wirelessly connected. And unlike RSS readers which often only provide headlines, blogs on Kindle give you full text content and images, and are updated wirelessly throughout the day.

Rush Limbaugh Is a Big Fat Idiot
$14.00
Drop the Rush part and you got an autobiography. This guy is the idiot. Yes he is witty but nontheless it takes an idiot to write this. Now he is a senator and he is still an idiot.

Firing Line with William F. Buckley Jr. "Are Liberal Vulnerabilities Now Apparent?"
$10.00
Taped on September 16, 1992Mr. Limbaugh's career was skyrocketing; the radio show had led to the launching of a television show, and his latest book was a runaway best-seller. This show affords a fascinating look at two utterly different personalities that have placed themselves in service to, mostly, the same goals. One sample: Buckley: "Style means a lot to me. I'm waiting for the day when people would be laughed out of the campus who use the word 'freshperson.' It's an idiotic attempt at hermaphroditic excess." Limbaugh: "It is, but if you oppose it, you're the one laughed at." Buckley: "You oppose it." Limbaugh: "Oh, I do. But I'm brave, I'm courageous." Summary by Firing Line StaffThis product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.