Introduction

In the 1990s, as middle America was an economic decline, a new and increasingly vocal group was on the rise. The angry white male didn't really have a place to turn to hear views he agreed with. But that changed in 1987 when the FCC under Ronald Reagan ended what was known as the Fairness Doctrine. In 1988, a year after the Fairness doctrine ended, the angry white male got his voice: Rush Limbo.