how low can you go!

[blue adept]

A friend showed me this, and wasn't sure she could post it without blowing her top, well, I can understand. el-rushbo, talking out his keester yet again, has called a coed a **** for having birth control, and for stating that most co-eds cannot afford the $1000.00 dollars it costs annually. Now, my wife has been on birth control, so I know how expensive it can be, and the last thing a co-ed needs is to become pregnant, but rush has stated that because they are on birth control, they must be having loads of sex. I do not see how that can equate, nor do I think rush is smart enough to know, that even if you only have sex once in that year time frame, it would behoove you to be on birth control, unless you wish to have a child. This does not even begin to cover the thousands of women that are on birth control to control periods, or control other health risks. No, el-rusho just believes that they are having orgy sex all the time, and how dare those co-eds expect their insurance to pay.

By the way, how many parents of college age girls out there, have their kids on birth control for medical reasons?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/0...n_1311640.html

[blue adept]

By the way, does anybody know if these religious nut universities supply insurance needs for Viagra?

[HoosierHelen]

At least Rush and his staff recognize he is not loved by everyone. They had to call a bomb squad to his home yesterday.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/0...n_1315004.html

[HoosierHelen]

Great article today by Joe Peyronnin in the Huffington Post today on Limbaugh,
Snippet below:

On Thursday, Limbaugh continued his attack. "A Georgetown coed told (Congresswoman) Nancy Pelosi's hearing that the women in her law school program are having so much sex they're going broke. So you and I should have to pay for their birth control. So what would you call that? I called it what it is," he harrumphed. "So I am offering as compromise today: I will buy all of the women at Georgetown University as much aspirin to put between their knees as they want."
The "aspirin between their knees" reference was obviously Limbaugh's tribute to Santorum supporter Foster Friess, who left MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell stunned on her program last week when he outrageously made the suggestion as an alternative to contraception.

The world would be so much better off if Limbaugh put two aspirin between his lips and he kept them there!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/joe-pe...b_1315346.html

[Graygleam]

At least Rush and his staff recognize he is not loved by everyone. They had to call a bomb squad to his home yesterday.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/0...n_1315004.html

According to WPBF 25 News reporter Ari Hait, the package was nothing more than a business opportunity.
Apparently somebody forgot to leave the package of hillbilly heroin at the back door.....posted by ATTATURK 3/2/12

[blue adept]

I found the answer to my own question, and although they act as if it is all about procreation, there are some of us that see it as an all out war on the rights of women, to control their bodies.



http://commonhealth.wbur.org/2012/02...-yes-to-viagra

[Todd Ianuzzi]

The pig keeps squealing.

http://thinkprogress.org/media/2012/...luke-sex-tape/

And I love the picture of the little boy lover with a large phallic symbol in his fetid mouth.

[HoosierHelen]

Good News! President Obama gives Sandra Fluke a personal call of support. On Friday, several leading Republicans, including House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio), condemned the remarks.

Video of her interview can be seen here: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/0...n_1316631.html

[HoosierHelen]

Even more good news!

One of Rush Limbaugh's advertisers announced Friday that it was pulling all of its commercials from his radio show in the wake of Limbaugh's incendiary comments about a female law student and contraception.

After being bombarded on Twitter, mattress store Sleep Train said that it would no longer advertise during Limbaugh's top-rated show following days of outrage over Limbaugh's statements about Sandra Fluke, a Georgetown student who was denied a chance to speak at a Congressional hearing about birth control.
"We are pulling our ads with Rush Limbaugh and appreciate the community's feedback," the company wrote in a tweet.
UPDATE: On Friday, another mattress company, Sleep Number, announced through a spokeswoman that it had also pulled its ads from Limbaugh's show.


Listing of Rush Limbaugh advertisers found here:

http://www.topplebush.com/boycott_rush.shtml

[Graygleam]

Good News! President Obama gives Sandra Fluke a personal call of support. On Friday, several leading Republicans, including House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio), condemned the remarks.

I would say that for leading Republicans to condemn ANYTHING that the the real head of the Republican party says, is very dangerous for those Republicans. I do not believe that Rush will be pleased. They MAY have some 'splainin to do.

[Graygleam]

1. Quicken Loans
2. Sleep Number
3. Sleep Train
4. Legal Zoom
5. Citric Systems
6. Carbonate
All six have quit Rush Limbaugh, even with his non-apology apology. No word yet on the fate of the "leading Republicans" (this of course does NOT include Mitt Romney, or Rick Santorum...the front runners in the Republican primary can hardly criticize the boss) that rebuked Rush.

[HoosierHelen]

1. Quicken Loans
2. Sleep Number
3. Sleep Train
4. Legal Zoom
5. Citric Systems
6. Carbonate
All six have quit Rush Limbaugh, even with his non-apology apology. No word yet on the fate of the "leading Republicans" (this of course does NOT include Mitt Romney, or Rick Santorum...the front runners in the Republican primary can hardly criticize the boss) that rebuked Rush.

It is great to see that these advertisers separated their company names from sponsorship of Limbaugh's show. Each one gained reputation by doing so.

[HoosierHelen]

Hey Gray...your PM box is full.

[Graygleam]

Hey Gray...your PM box is full.

Thanks, Helen.................it's empty now.

[Todd Ianuzzi]

“They want to bomb Iran, but they’re afraid of Rush Limbaugh.” - George Will 3/4/'12 discussing the Republican leadership’s meek response to Rush Limbaugh

Thanks for this quote. This is the statement of a lifelong conservative and Republican. George sounds more moderate as his party spins of into fringe land.

Here is some more comment on Limbaugh.

http://readersupportednews.org/opini...ies-that-arent

[HoosierHelen]

Some interesting comments from your link Todd:

And, let us note for the record here, no major Republican or GOP leader publicly denounced Limbaugh for his attacks on Ms. Fluke. They all found ways to cluck and tsk-tsk the entertainer - the "distraction" effect - as they all hid quietly away in the dark, waiting for FOX to defend Limbaugh and rally support from the true believers. In other words, the GOP was cowardly. Afraid of Limbaugh, but not women voters.
GOP silence is endorsement.

Just read that Limbaugh's network, Clear Channel, is owned by Bain Capital and another private equity firm. Does that strike you as a little too convenient and incestuous? If that is the case, Limbaugh could have a job for life even if his program loses every sponsor. After all, he's the best thing going for the Rethugs! He operates like a 3 hour per day Super-Super PAC for the party. He does their dirty work, and it's really dirty work, day in and day out with no "coordination" with any of the candidates. He can say anything, and all they have to do is say: "Oh, he doesn't speak for me." Talk about a consolidation of power!

[BigDeel]

Helen I need some input from the female side of things. So ****** is a bad name, but milf and c**t are ok?

[blue adept]

Helen I need some input from the female side of things. So ****** is a bad name, but milf and c**t are ok?

try using any of them around my wife, and you will find that they are all offensive!

[blue adept]

hey Todd, what chance would Ms. Fluke have of suing?

[BigDeel]

try using any of them around my wife, and you will find that they are all offensive!

Yes, same here.