Very typical reaction from the fringe. Anyone who watches and listens to conservative radio and is honest, has to acknowledge the truth of my allegation. Those who are dishonest, or not very bright, resort to emoticons or personal attacks.
Of course you do realize that he backs up his assertions with FACT, and points that out?
Visit his site sometime. You will see what his sources are.
As to this horseshit:
I listened to Limbaugh each day for about five minutes, on my way to the gym. It tell me much of what I need to know - whether the points he makes are his own, or those prepared for him matters not,
Again? You haven't bothered to view his site? Nor listen as he tells you his sources. But then
he expects intelligent folks (unlike you), to investigate on their own, and form their
own opinion(s)...
But in typical Liberal Statist fashion?
You choose to project your habits upon other that you disagree with. How typical and expected.
Obviously YOU have never gone to his site and CHECKED his "FACTS." Anyone who actually does check quickly learns he's full of it. He knows his audience will never check his links, but will ASSUME if he posts a link it MUST confirm his lies. He knows CON$ are not intelligent enough to investigate on their own.
What CON$ will do is PROJECT their laziness and gullibility on anyone who does check. See the first quote in my sig.
Here is an example. After Howard Stern went to satellite radio, LimpBoy started to lie about satellite radio. He claimed that 1 in 10 subscriptions to satellite radio were in unsold cars and then gave a link to "back up" that lie knowing no CON$ervative would bother to check.
HIS OWN LINK showed that only Sirius radio counted SOME , but not all, unsold cars as subscribers, XM only counted people who took advantage of the free offer that came with a new car. And Sirius' total is itself LESS than 10% of their own total, so it certainly is less than 10% of the COMBINED total of Sirius and XM as LimpBoy lied.
See for yourself.
Stack of Stuff Quick Hits Page
Story #7:
1 in 10 Satellite Radio Subs in Unsold Cars
RUSH: You know these satellite radio guys? I have no brief against them, don't misunderstand. I've explained why this program is not on satellite radio a number of times, not that it never will be, but in this current iteration, three-hour program Monday-Friday, it can't be because we would be cannibalizing the terrestrial radio stations that have made this program, so I've assured them of that. But they report their subscriber numbers. I think
the combined total for satellite radio to both of those companies is around 13 million or eight million. I'm not sure. Anyway,
it doesn't matter what the total number is, because one in ten satellite subscribers are in un-owned cars still sitting on the car lot. The way these people report it is the number of radios sold, or manufactured. Most of these satellite radios are in automobiles since they're manufactured, but
one in ten of satellite subscribers live in car lots, either in
cars that haven't been sold by anybody yet.
Scoping Sirius' Curious Car Count | Scott Moritz | Financial Articles & Investing News | TheStreet.com
Scoping Sirius' Curious Car Count
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Sirius CFO Dave Frear says he recognizes that
the two companies have different policies when it comes to counting subscribers, but he downplays the significance.
Frear says
Sirius' lot-counting practice doesn't apply to all cars with factory-installed radios. He adds that overall it represents less than 10% of total subscribers.
"There's a distinction without a difference," says Frear.
But an XM representative disagrees.
"It's important for people to understand that we have a different way of counting subscribers,"
says the XM rep. "We count people who have made an active effort to try the service, not by counting cars on the lots."
LimpBoy knows CON$ are too stupid to catch him lying no matter what he lies about, and he knows CON$ are too hateful to care if anyone exposes any of his lies.