See, I Told You So

by Rush Limbaugh
See, I Told You So
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314 ratings, 3.28 average rating, 24 reviews (more data...)
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November 1st 1994 by Pocket (first published 1993)

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Paperback, 448 pages

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0671871218    (isbn13: 9780671871215)

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Rush Limbaugh, America's #1 radio talk-show host, bounded to the top of the bestseller lists with The Way Things Ought to Be, the #1 New York Times be…more


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Greg
Sep 15, 2008
Greg rated it: 1 of 5 stars (review of isbn 067187120X)

bookshelves: misguided-youth
Please see my review for his other book, "The Way Things Ought to Be", for a scathing review that will basically apply for anything Limbaugh ever written or said.
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Anna
Aug 04, 2007
Anna rated it: 5 of 5 stars

TAKE THIS BOOK TO JURY DUTY if you don't want to get picked
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Doug
Oct 03, 2008
Doug rated it: 1 of 5 stars

Did you know that feminists are just mad because men don't want to have sex with them? (spoiler alert: it's the hairy legs.) Ha! You tell 'em, Rush! This guy's not afraid to say what everyone else is already thinking!

So, this book is kind of amazing. I have it listed as "read," but only because "occasionally pick up and try to force myself to finish two pages" isn't actually an option. I found this a couple years back at the Massanutten Regional Library in Harris...more
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Chris K
Jul 13, 2007
Chris K rated it: 5 of 5 stars

recommends it for: John Wayne, Steve Austin, and the Man from U.N.C.L.E.
As one of the poor, working-class Americans struggling to make ends meet on a meager salary, you might think I would have nothing but contempt for Mr. Limbaugh. In fact, nothing could be further from the truth. As Mr. Limbaugh says, if anyone is to blame for this mess of a country, it's those defeat-o-crats who whine and bitch about how good the rich got it. Hey, if I wanted to feel sorry for myself, I'd go stare at my paycheck while my little guy is asking me why we can't buy him those fancy ne...more
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Stephen
Jan 06, 2010
Stephen rated it: 1 of 5 stars

What a piece of shit. This book was used as a doorstop in my bookstore. When he was allegedly suffering from a 'cardiac event' last week in Hawaii I decided I'd finally read the fucker.

Good Christ, he's totally ape-shit bananas!
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Barbara
Apr 10, 2009
Barbara rated it: 1 of 5 stars

Read in January, 1996
Why waste my time and reading ability on this trash? Rush would be ranting to the left if he could make money on it. An embarrassment to actual authors. Yes, I did read it to review it.
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Candace
Jan 13, 2010
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ive never read this book, but i never would. Rush Limbaugh and his completely right wing political views are insanely, well, insane.
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Tony Bake
Feb 22, 2010
Tony Bake rated it: 1 of 5 stars

Rush just being a larger jackass than before. Man, it's embarassing that I bought his snake oil at the time (in my defense, i was 15 years old).
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Christopher
Feb 04, 2009
Christopher rated it: 4 of 5 stars

Read in January, 2008
More classics in this follow up to his hit "the way things ought to be" a must read for every American.
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Paulkelly
Jun 03, 2009
Paulkelly rated it: 4 of 5 stars

Charlie encouraged me to read this book. Not my cup of tea but he said he believes every word.
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Marnie
Mar 22, 2008
Marnie rated it: 4 of 5 stars

I read this book when I was about 20, it belonged to my boyfriend's (now husband's) dad. It was really entertaining & I learned from it too, & I felt really grown up reading a book about politics. Yes, Rush can be obnoxious but that's what makes him entertaining. Alot of the stuff in this book was true, but it's probably a little outdated now. My favorite part was the liberal dictionary. It's too bad he got into so much trouble with pain killers & stuff. I like Sean Hannity better than Rush, rea...more
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Thomas
Nov 20, 2007
fbuser513885984 rated it: 5 of 5 stars

Read in January, 1996
recommends it for: those who think they know what Rush limbaugh stands for
I learned about the power of a positive outlook. The marketplace should be allowed to control the way we do things. That government needs to be limited to promoting the safety and welfare of its people against enemies within and without.That racism isnt profitable if left to the devices of the free market and that once government tries to intervene it perpetuates the problem. the same goes for a myriad number of other social disputes, from homosexuality, feminism, environmentalism, abortion etc.
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Matthew Houts
Jul 17, 2008
Matthew Houts rated it: 3 of 5 stars

Read in March, 1994
Not as strong as his first book, but great nonetheless. Especially the part about the free market taking care of businesses that would take part in racist or sexist practices. Government intervention in this area is needless and only creates more problems.
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Natalie
Nov 15, 2008
Natalie rated it: 4 of 5 stars

I am a big Rush fan. Even though this book is older and deals with a lot of '90's politics, I still enjoyed it. Many of his principles are as true today as they were under Clinton.
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Atchisson
Jan 31, 2008
Atchisson rated it: 5 of 5 stars (review of isbn 067187120X)

Read in January, 1994
Still can't get enough of this book. What's so funny is that things played out almost exactly as he suggested. At the time it sounded like bombast. Now it just reads like history...
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Kristen
May 21, 2008
Kristen rated it: 4 of 5 stars

bookshelves: political
Read this book when I first started listening to Rush in 2000. I always love to hear what the king of talk radio has to say. Always on target. Very interesting book.
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Nadine/Dina Bourne
Jun 10, 2008
Nadine/Dina Bourne is currently reading it

bookshelves: currently-reading
Another for the started but didn't finish. Don't know if I will It is hard to get into. But I'll try again
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Justin
Oct 15, 2008
Justin rated it: 1 of 5 stars

bookshelves: politics, unfinished
Read in January, 1994
The beginning of the end of my conservatism. Things neither make sense nor are interesting.
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Dennis
Apr 17, 2008
Dennis rated it: 5 of 5 stars

Read in January, 1994
I'm waiting for another in the widely expected trilogy.
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Cory
Mar 11, 2008
Cory rated it: 4 of 5 stars (review of isbn 067187120X)

Read in January, 1996
Conservatism at it's finest. I wish Rush would write more.
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