Rush Limbaugh's humble beginnings explored in 'Rush Limbaugh: His Words'
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In "Rush Limbaugh: His Words" the often-private broadcaster, who passed away Wednesday at age 70, spoke about his upbringing and what brought him to conservatism and to radio. Limbaugh was born on Januray 12, 1951 to a historically prominent family in Cape Girardeau, Mo. His father, Rush Hudson Limbaugh Jr., was an attorney, World War II veteran, and occasional conservative activist. Grandfather Rush Sr., was a prominent lawyer, at one point becoming president of the Missouri State Bar. The federal courthouse in Cape Girardeau was named after him several years after his 1996 death at the age of 104. In addition, Limbaugh's cousin, Stephen Jr., is a federal judge appointed to the bench by President George W. Bush. Brother David is an attorney who has written numerous political commentaries for right-wing media outlets.
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