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Sandra Fluke is a slut. She wants to Fuk on our dime.
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LOL! You agree then, use divisive name calling. What a thing of beauty.
Uh, OK.
Is there an English translation?
Play dumb, hypocrite!
Sandra Fluke is a slut. She wants to Fuk on our dime.
Sandra Fluke is a slut. She wants to Fuk on our dime.
And this is based on ... what again?
Funny handle name btw.![]()
Sandra Fluke is a slut. She wants to Fuk on our dime.
And this is based on ... what again?
Funny handle name btw.![]()
She believes it's OUR responsibility to pay for her sex life. It's a load of BS. Slut is a little stong, however, she represents most what is wrong with our country, and that's displacement of responsibility.
Uh, OK.
Is there an English translation?
Play dumb, hypocrite!
OK well if you're not willing you're not willing, but that thing doesn't make sense in any dialect I know.
Good riddance!
More Than 40 Radio Stations Might Drop Limbaugh and Hannity - Abby Ohlheiser - The Atlantic Wire
Just a few months after Cumulus media blamed their financial woes on an advertising boycott of Rush Limbaugh following his decision to call Sandra Fluke a "slut" and a "prostitute" on-air, it looks like the company may shake off Limbaugh, along with fellow conservative talk show host Sean Hannity, from their 40-odd stations across the nation.
Sandra Fluke is a slut. She wants to Fuk on our dime.
And this is based on ... what again?
Funny handle name btw.![]()
She believes it's OUR responsibility to pay for her sex life. It's a load of BS. Slut is a little stong, however, she represents most what is wrong with our country, and that's displacement of responsibility.
Sandra Fluke is a slut. She wants to Fuk on our dime.
And this is based on ... what again?
Funny handle name btw.![]()
She believes it's OUR responsibility to pay for her sex life. It's a load of BS. Slut is a little stong, however, she represents most what is wrong with our country, and that's displacement of responsibility.
^^^at least one RightWinger gets it right!Good riddance!
More Than 40 Radio Stations Might Drop Limbaugh and Hannity - Abby Ohlheiser - The Atlantic Wire
Just a few months after Cumulus media blamed their financial woes on an advertising boycott of Rush Limbaugh following his decision to call Sandra Fluke a "slut" and a "prostitute" on-air, it looks like the company may shake off Limbaugh, along with fellow conservative talk show host Sean Hannity, from their 40-odd stations across the nation.
Yeah...and the Benghazi massacre was caused by a youtube video protest....
Sandra Fluke is a slut. She wants to Fuk on our dime.
And this is based on ... what again?
Funny handle name btw.![]()
She believes it's OUR responsibility to pay for her sex life. It's a load of BS. Slut is a little stong, however, she represents most what is wrong with our country, and that's displacement of responsibility.
And this is based on ... what again?
Funny handle name btw.![]()
She believes it's OUR responsibility to pay for her sex life. It's a load of BS. Slut is a little stong, however, she represents most what is wrong with our country, and that's displacement of responsibility.
You do realize that she was advocating certain types of birth control (which were hormonal), right?
You also realize that she was speaking on behalf of a friend of hers who if she didn't receive the birth control, her cysts would get worse?
BTW................for all you conservative blowhards.....................you're really against abortion (I mean, since the teabaggers have gotten into office, it's one of their main priorities) but you still refuse to allow birth control.
Did you realize that birth control will result in fewer abortions?
Apparently not all of us are entirely clear on the distinction between a corporation analyzing its own business trends, and "liberal temper tantrums".
Wonder what kind of radio they're listening to that creates such distinctions...
Apparently some of us are unclear on the distinction between numbers (a company losing two million bucks in one quarter and planning course corrections), and "caterwauling".
I thought I just said this. Must be dèjá vu.
Apparently some of us are unclear on the distinction between numbers (a company losing two million bucks in one quarter and planning course corrections), and "caterwauling".
I thought I just said this. Must be dèjá vu.
And some of us (i.e., you) are unclear on how to be honest.
Definitely deja vu.
The caterwauling, by the way, emanates from the liberals staging and orchestrating these complaints to the stations and the advertisers. Such nonsense has nothing to do with "numbers."
Apparently some of us are unclear on the distinction between numbers (a company losing two million bucks in one quarter and planning course corrections), and "caterwauling".
I thought I just said this. Must be dèjá vu.
And some of us (i.e., you) are unclear on how to be honest.
Definitely deja vu.
The caterwauling, by the way, emanates from the liberals staging and orchestrating these complaints to the stations and the advertisers. Such nonsense has nothing to do with "numbers."
This thread is about Cumulus' business. Was somebody "caterwauling" specifically to Cumulus?
On the other hand, that loss of two million bucks in a quarter IS a Cumulus number. It's right there in the OP article.
Yeah I'd say that has to do with numbers.
Talk Radio/Media Industry News
Thursday, August 1, 2013
TALKERS | August 1, 2013
limbaughrushRush Limbaugh Celebrates 25 Years in Syndication Today. It was 25 years ago today that Rush Limbaugh began his national syndication based at WABC, New York. When Ed McLaughlin’s EFM Media Management began producing and distributing the Rush Limbaugh program in August of 1988 on 56 affiliate stations, many in the industry thought the idea of a midday national talk radio program was absurd and would fail. But Limbaugh’s EIB Network flourished and the rest is history. Of course, Premiere Networks now syndicates the show it’s heard on close to 600 radio stations. In a statement, Limbaugh says, “The relationship we’ve established here – between the audience and myself – is everything. It’s meant more to me than I’ll ever be able to fully describe. It’s the best three hours of the day! We’re going to do this for a long time to come.” Premiere Networks notes, “Mr. Limbaugh also pioneered an entirely new model for talk radio. Defying industry convention, he does not book guests on his program. Centered on the news of the day, he describes his unique approach as ‘a serious discussion of issues, combined with irreverent humor.’ He has enjoyed uninterrupted status since the early 1990s as the leading talk radio host in the U.S., and the program continues to expand its reach. In the past year alone, ‘The Rush Limbaugh Show’ has experienced an 11% audience increase (Source: Arbitron, Nationwide).