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This memo from Premiere Networks states that the number of advertisers no longer sponsoring Rush is now 350. Many are also pulling their spots from Hannity and Levin. I guess they finally figured out that women are consumers as well.
Just liberal women.
We object based on the premise that the need for these things is the result of "choice".
So's Viagra. You, and your side, doesn't seem to get the fact that the "choice" is of the woman who owns the body, not by a bunch of middle-aged, white males, who want to ignore the prohibition of the first amendment regarding creation of laws recognizing any establishment, so they may create their own form of an American theocracy.
You do realize, btw, that there's many off-label uses for female contraception, including reduction of the hassle of menopause? Probably not.
This memo from Premiere Networks states that the number of advertisers no longer sponsoring Rush is now 350. Many are also pulling their spots from Hannity and Levin. I guess they finally figured out that women are consumers as well.
Just liberal women.
Conservative woman don't use contraception? Conservative women don't find find Rush's idiotic statement demeaning? I think you'll find many that do and do. Hell, some real conservatives don't like the idea of the state interfering with reproductive freedoms at all.
Did Rush suffer a nervous breakdown?Great show today, with Mark Steyn sitting in.
Just liberal women.
Conservative woman don't use contraception? Conservative women don't find find Rush's idiotic statement demeaning? I think you'll find many that do and do. Hell, some real conservatives don't like the idea of the state interfering with reproductive freedoms at all.
For your reading pleasure:
Obama Fares Worse Among Women after Month-Long Contraception Mandate Battle | The Weekly Standard
Concerned Women for America Asks White House to Move Away from Bill Maher
a letter to White House chief of staff Jack Lew, Concerned Women for America CEO and president Penny Nance urges President Obama and his staff to distance itself from liberal pundit Bill Maher. Maher has a history of making inappropriate comments about female politicians, famously directing them at Republican women, especially Michele Bachmann and Sarah Palin.
But it’s Maher’s recent association with Obama’s campaign effort that is now under fire.
As the super PAC aligned with Obama announced recently, “Bill Maher pledged ONE MILLION DOLLARS to us at Priorities USA Action.” Additionally, close Obama adviser David Axelrod is reportedly planning to go on Maher’s television show in the near future.
Nance writes in her letter, “Mr. Obama needs to publicly dissociate himself from Priorities USA and cease all further fundraising in support of the organization, until they return Mr. Maher’s contribution immediately.”
Poll: Obama's approval rating sinks to new low
We object based on the premise that the need for these things is the result of "choice".
So's Viagra. You, and your side, doesn't seem to get the fact that the "choice" is of the woman who owns the body, not by a bunch of middle-aged, white males, who want to ignore the prohibition of the first amendment regarding creation of laws recognizing any establishment, so they may create their own form of an American theocracy.
You do realize, btw, that there's many off-label uses for female contraception, including reduction of the hassle of menopause? Probably not.
This memo from Premiere Networks states that the number of advertisers no longer sponsoring Rush is now 350. Many are also pulling their spots from Hannity and Levin. I guess they finally figured out that women are consumers as well.
Just liberal women.
Conservative woman don't use contraception? Conservative women don't find find Rush's idiotic statement demeaning? I think you'll find many that do and do. Hell, some real conservatives don't like the idea of the state interfering with reproductive freedoms at all.
You like the little pinky sized ones, right? Conservative woman don't use contraception? Conservative women don't find find Rush's idiotic statement demeaning? I think you'll find many that do and do. Hell, some real conservatives don't like the idea of the state interfering with reproductive freedoms at all.
For your reading pleasure:
Obama Fares Worse Among Women after Month-Long Contraception Mandate Battle | The Weekly Standard
a letter to White House chief of staff Jack Lew, Concerned Women for America CEO and president Penny Nance urges President Obama and his staff to distance itself from liberal pundit Bill Maher. Maher has a history of making inappropriate comments about female politicians, famously directing them at Republican women, especially Michele Bachmann and Sarah Palin.
But its Mahers recent association with Obamas campaign effort that is now under fire.
As the super PAC aligned with Obama announced recently, Bill Maher pledged ONE MILLION DOLLARS to us at Priorities USA Action. Additionally, close Obama adviser David Axelrod is reportedly planning to go on Mahers television show in the near future.
Nance writes in her letter, Mr. Obama needs to publicly dissociate himself from Priorities USA and cease all further fundraising in support of the organization, until they return Mr. Mahers contribution immediately.
Way to go Bill. Way to go President Obama.
Poll: Obama's approval rating sinks to new low
Poll: Obama's approval rating sinks to new low - Njuice
Obama's job-approval rating at all-time low - CBS News Video
Sponsors are dropping Rush and voters are dropping President Obama it seems.
You could go golfing with OJ too you know. You are more his type.Did Rush suffer a nervous breakdown?Great show today, with Mark Steyn sitting in.
Golfing, allegedly.
It's too bad OJ's in prison...
...Rush could golf with him.
Rush Limbaugh and the Live Volcano*|*East Texas Review
Its not about free speech. Within extremely wide limits, Rush Limbaugh certainly has the right to say anything he pleases.
Its not about sponsors. Even if Im glad that JC Penney, Netflix, Allstate Insurance, and at least 50 more advertisers have dropped Limbaughs show. And that nearly 100 big corporate sponsors have declared that they no longer want their ads to run when he or others deemed to be offensive or controversial are on the air.
The public outcry over his vulgar and sexist remarks about Georgetown University law student Sandra Fluke is about a volcano of anger from women. The outrage had simmered for years as countless attacks on womens reproductive freedom piled on. Its erupting now.
We object based on the premise that the need for these things is the result of "choice".
So's Viagra. You, and your side, doesn't seem to get the fact that the "choice" is of the woman who owns the body, not by a bunch of middle-aged, white males, who want to ignore the prohibition of the first amendment regarding creation of laws recognizing any establishment, so they may create their own form of an American theocracy.
You do realize, btw, that there's many off-label uses for female contraception, including reduction of the hassle of menopause? Probably not.
Let's go $500....I say you're wrong.Up until now, radio stations have paid to have Ol' Limp's programs on their stations. Bet that will change in the near future.
I don't think Republican women enjoy being called sluts, either.This memo from Premiere Networks states that the number of advertisers no longer sponsoring Rush is now 350. Many are also pulling their spots from Hannity and Levin. I guess they finally figured out that women are consumers as well.
Just liberal women.
Conservative woman don't use contraception? Conservative women don't find find Rush's idiotic statement demeaning? I think you'll find many that do and do. Hell, some real conservatives don't like the idea of the state interfering with reproductive freedoms at all.
For your reading pleasure:
Obama Fares Worse Among Women after Month-Long Contraception Mandate Battle | The Weekly Standard
a letter to White House chief of staff Jack Lew, Concerned Women for America CEO and president Penny Nance urges President Obama and his staff to distance itself from liberal pundit Bill Maher. Maher has a history of making inappropriate comments about female politicians, famously directing them at Republican women, especially Michele Bachmann and Sarah Palin.
But it’s Maher’s recent association with Obama’s campaign effort that is now under fire.
As the super PAC aligned with Obama announced recently, “Bill Maher pledged ONE MILLION DOLLARS to us at Priorities USA Action.” Additionally, close Obama adviser David Axelrod is reportedly planning to go on Maher’s television show in the near future.
Nance writes in her letter, “Mr. Obama needs to publicly dissociate himself from Priorities USA and cease all further fundraising in support of the organization, until they return Mr. Maher’s contribution immediately.”
Way to go Bill. Way to go President Obama.
Why, whenever you are losing a debate, do you change the subject to men's dicks?Just liberal women.
Conservative woman don't use contraception? Conservative women don't find find Rush's idiotic statement demeaning? I think you'll find many that do and do. Hell, some real conservatives don't like the idea of the state interfering with reproductive freedoms at all.
OMG! Are you serious or what? Grab Bag Issue-ism? Is that it? Throw it all together in a paper bag, shake it up, mix it all together, string it all along as if there is some imagined connection, and you have your false platform, your Trojan Horse. Or you can just drop it, and buy your own Trojans.
His radio show has ceased all on air advertising.Let's go $500....I say you're wrong.Up until now, radio stations have paid to have Ol' Limp's programs on their stations. Bet that will change in the near future.
These are very highly rated shows. Other sponsors will leap at the chance to advertise.I don't think Republican women enjoy being called sluts, either.This memo from Premiere Networks states that the number of advertisers no longer sponsoring Rush is now 350. Many are also pulling their spots from Hannity and Levin. I guess they finally figured out that women are consumers as well.
Just liberal women.
