Thu, Oct 4, 2007 5:31pm ET

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Limbaugh website featured image of Stalin with Media Matters logo on his chest

On October 4, nationally syndicated radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh's website prominently displayed an image of former Soviet dictator Josef Stalin with a Media Matters for America logo over the left breast pocket of his uniform. The headline above the image read: "Stalinists Have Taken Over the Left," while the caption read, "They've gone beyond ideology to totalitarianism."

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—R.S.K.

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