Rush Limbaugh: And The First Amendment

Rush Limbaugh was a friend to millions of people. Via the radio, he tickled listeners’ ears with his words, angered them, and made them laugh.  He exhorted, laughed, and heckled, and always said what he thought. Limbaugh knew that the first amendment is first because it's the right upon which all the others stand. He believed in freedom, individualism, and self-reliance, but above of all, that America would remain great only as long as people said what they believed to be true, even if they were wrong. With richly detailed full color illustrations, the Heroes of Liberty book series provides entertaining, story-driven biographies of American leaders who have embodied the values of freedom, faith, and family.  46 pages, hardcover. Ages 7 to 12.