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Rush Limbaugh Claims Slutzkrieg Rant on Sandra Fluke was an Accident?
Whoda thunk-----whoda thunk a 3 day rant (3 frigging days) would be-----would be, just a slip of the
tongue-----slip of the tongue or slip into the realm of-----of political pissant?
Rush Limbaugh has come up with a new way of explaining his infamous assault on Sandra Fluke.
During those three days, Limbaugh repeatedly called Fluke a slut and a prostitute, speculated that she had been sexually active in sixth grade and that she had so much sex she could barely walk, and suggested that she be forced to videotape herself having sex for Limbaugh's viewing pleasure.
Limbaugh's disgusting rant spawned a grassroots uprising of online activists such as the Flush Rush Facebook community and the #stoprush Twitter campaign. These activists monitor the show for content and ads and ask Limbaugh's advertisers to stop supporting his divisive rhetoric.
Now nearly a year and a half old and stronger than ever, the movement has cost Rush Limbaugh more than 2,600 advertisers and, most likely, his relationship with Cumulus Media--the nation's second largest owner and operator of radio stations.
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... his own 'accidental' verbal assault on Sandra Fluke was blown out of proportion...
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Rush Limbaugh Claims Slutzkrieg Rant on Sandra Fluke was an Accident?
Whoda thunk-----whoda thunk a 3 day rant (3 frigging days) would be-----would be, just a slip of the
tongue-----slip of the tongue or slip into the realm of-----of political pissant?
Rush Limbaugh has come up with a new way of explaining his infamous assault on Sandra Fluke.
It was an accident.

During those three days, Limbaugh repeatedly called Fluke a slut and a prostitute, speculated that she had been sexually active in sixth grade and that she had so much sex she could barely walk, and suggested that she be forced to videotape herself having sex for Limbaugh's viewing pleasure.
Limbaugh's disgusting rant spawned a grassroots uprising of online activists such as the Flush Rush Facebook community and the #stoprush Twitter campaign. These activists monitor the show for content and ads and ask Limbaugh's advertisers to stop supporting his divisive rhetoric.
Now nearly a year and a half old and stronger than ever, the movement has cost Rush Limbaugh more than 2,600 advertisers and, most likely, his relationship with Cumulus Media--the nation's second largest owner and operator of radio stations.
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... his own 'accidental' verbal assault on Sandra Fluke was blown out of proportion...
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