Opinion: In Thursday’s Letters to the editor
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There may be millions of dittoheads--Rush Limbaugh fans--out there in America, but the writers to Letters to the editor on Thursday are not among them.
Responding to Zev Chafets’ Op-Ed about the controversial right-wing radio host, Linda Browne of Granada Hills writes:
When the thrice-divorced, recovering drug addict and blowhard of monumental proportions Limbaugh is a moral authority and the most influential voice in the Republican Party, we have seen the beginning of the end of the United States. Limbaugh is nothing more than a narcissistic provocateur who has a radio entertainment show. That so many millions of Americans actually take him seriously and think that his ideas are in their best interest is very sad indeed.
A defense of anesthesiologists at UCI, memories of Paul Newman, and the ever-present Sarah Palin, too.
*2007 photo of Rush Limbaugh by Bill Pugliano/Getty Images.