Who was the main audience for Rush Limbaugh’s radio show?
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Ethan Walker
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Rush Limbaugh’s core audience was largely conservative, white, middle-aged men who felt mainstream media didn’t speak for them-think truck drivers, suburban dads, and blue-collar workers tuning in during their commutes. He also hooked a solid chunk of disaffected moderates and even some liberals who just wanted to get riled up, because let’s be real, who doesn’t love a good verbal wrestling match on the drive home?
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