Republican State Chairman Mark Fahleson believes the recent media frenzy suggesting Rush Limbaugh has emerged as the new face of the GOP is much ado. “The Republican Party doesn’t have a king,” the Lincoln attorney said Tuesday. With the departure of George W. Bush as the titular head of the party, Fahleson said, there’s “an opportunity for a variety of views.” Newly elected GOP National Chairman Michael Steele is one of those voices, Fahleson said. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich is offering a range of public policy ideas now. “Rush is another voice,” Fahleson said. “He is someone who offers...