I'm not a big fan of Rush but if he's on the radio when I have long drive ahead I'll listen.
Of course to the Progressive Left (PL) he is a constant irritation (as well as to some/many on the right).
However the following strategy lacks wisdom IMO.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news...paign-next-step-against-rush-limbaugh/?page=1
Some of the potential backlash of unintended consequences:
1) It will inspire his avid base to provide extra support and resource.
2) Human curiosity being what it is, trumpeting his pecadillo will greatly increase his listenership which will understandably win new corporate Ad supporters.
3) He will take advantage of and lambast the hypocrisy of the PL champions who have done and said far worse (e.g. Bill Maher and many others).
4) A new book (e.g. Persecution, the Sequel.) will be forthcoming adding to the entertainers coffers.
Better left alone to dry up on it's own (IMO).
HankD
Of course to the Progressive Left (PL) he is a constant irritation (as well as to some/many on the right).
However the following strategy lacks wisdom IMO.
NEW YORK — Rush Limbaugh’s opponents are starting a radio campaign against him Thursday, seizing upon the radio star’s attack of a Georgetown law student as a **** to make a long-term effort aimed at weakening his business.
The liberal Media Matters for America is using a past campaign against Glenn Beck as a template. In Limbaugh, however, they’re going after bigger game. He’s already fighting back and the group’s stance has provoked concerns that an effort to silence someone for objectionable talk is in itself objectionable.
Media Matters is spending at least $100,000 for two advertisements that will run in eight cities.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news...paign-next-step-against-rush-limbaugh/?page=1
Some of the potential backlash of unintended consequences:
1) It will inspire his avid base to provide extra support and resource.
2) Human curiosity being what it is, trumpeting his pecadillo will greatly increase his listenership which will understandably win new corporate Ad supporters.
3) He will take advantage of and lambast the hypocrisy of the PL champions who have done and said far worse (e.g. Bill Maher and many others).
4) A new book (e.g. Persecution, the Sequel.) will be forthcoming adding to the entertainers coffers.
Better left alone to dry up on it's own (IMO).
HankD
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