Rush Limbaugh: Laura Ingraham 's 'Excellent' Book is a 'Comprehensive History' of How the 'Republican Party has Shafted Its Voters for Decades'
Laura Ingraham
RUSH: â¦[ Laura Ingraham ] has a new book that is excellent. What it does is provide a very comprehensive history of conservatism in our lifetimeâ¦
Even though you have lived through a lot of or some of this  reading  this book  will remind you how much of  it  you have forgotten.  She  starts with the history of conservatism starting with Goldwater  and what  she  does among other things is  she  lays all the steps out chronologically that led to Donald Trump  that we didnât elect Donald Trump last year  that Donald Trumpâs not the product of just the Obama years.
In fact  that Donald Trump is the product of the Republican Party trying to force establishment candidates down everybodyâs throat  like McCain and like Romney  and  she  zeros in on the eight years of George W. Bush as having been devastating to the conservative movement. It forced conservatives into a necessary position of defending because Bush was under constant assault but that Bush and his administration really didnât have a whole lot in common with conservatism.
It was more establishment Republican Partyism. To a certain extent   she âs right about this. There has been a â and I tell you  Bushâs focus on immigration and his unrelenting desire to get it done. I mean  thereâs a great passage in the book where  she  makes the point that Bush would go anywhere in the world to defend the borders of a foreign country â such as Iraq or Kuwait or you name it â but he wouldnât defend the borders of the United States.
You know  let me sum up the book by Laura Ingraham in one sentence. You really had to boil this thing down. Billionaire at the Barricades. It is summary and analysis of how  in Lauraâs opinion  the Republican Party has shafted its voters for decades. Thatâs really because the voters are conservative. âShaftedâ may be a strong word  but you get the drift.
RUSH: â¦ [TGT]  has a new book that is excellent. What it does is provide a very comprehensive history of conservatism in our lifetimeâ¦
Even though you have lived through a lot of or some of this  reading  this book  will remind you how much of  it  you have forgotten.   [TGT]   starts with the history of conservatism starting with Goldwater  and what   [TGT]   does among other things is   [TGT]   lays all the steps out chronologically that led to Donald Trump  that we didnât elect Donald Trump last year  that Donald Trumpâs not the product of just the Obama years.
In fact  that Donald Trump is the product of the Republican Party trying to force establishment candidates down everybodyâs throat  like McCain and like Romney  and  she  zeros in on the eight years of George W. Bush as having been devastating to the conservative movement. It forced conservatives into a necessary position of defending because Bush was under constant assault but that Bush and his administration really didnât have a whole lot in common with conservatism.
It was more establishment Republican Partyism. To a certain extent   she âs right about this. There has been a â and I tell you  Bushâs focus on immigration and his unrelenting desire to get it done. I mean  thereâs a great passage in the book where  she  makes the point that Bush would go anywhere in the world to defend the borders of a foreign country â such as Iraq or Kuwait or you name it â but he wouldnât defend the borders of the United States.
You know  let me sum up the book by Laura Ingraham in one sentence. You really had to boil this thing down. Billionaire at the Barricades. It is summary and analysis of how  in Lauraâs opinion  the Republican Party has shafted its voters for decades. Thatâs really because the voters are conservative. âShaftedâ may be a strong word  but you get the drift.