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Poor Rush. The all powerful Left wing Conspiracy attacks yet again. Thank the man Jesus that this has nothing to do with the reputation he cultivated coming back to bite him.
Rush Limbaugh makes money when people are talking about him. This entire episode is free advertising for him, no matter how it turns out. And IMHO, that is by design.
Maybe. Rush has been ridiculously wealthy for a long time. At this point, sure, the publicity is undoubtedly giving him a ratings surge, but he may be looking for something more than money. Owning an NFL franchise may give him a level of power/achievement that he could not achieve from broadcast revenue alone.
I have never heard a fabulously wealthy person decide to stop accumulating it. It's how the wealthy keep score. Nothing against it, I'm not grousing. I'd love to be one of them.
Oh...sorry, I didn't mean to imply that he wants to stop accumulating wealth.
What I meant was, there is more prestige in being a mega-millionaire broadcaster that owns his hometown NFL team than there is in being a mega-millionaire broadcaster alone. I suspect that is driving him more than just the desire to see his own ratings surge.
Limbaugh: "n Obama's America, the white kids now get beat up with the black kids cheering"
September 15, 2009 2:13 pm ET
From the September 15 edition of Premier Radio Network's The Rush Limbaugh Show:
That, he said that about a video of a white kid beaten up by a group of black kids on a school bus with the rest of the mostly black kids on the bus cheering the beating on. It was said in jest, and to make fun of, the supposedly "post-racial" Presidency of Barrack Obama, with whom you must agree with, or be KNOWN as a racist.
That, he said that about a video of a white kid beaten up by a group of black kids on a school bus with the rest of the mostly black kids on the bus cheering the beating on. It was said in jest, and to make fun of, the supposedly "post-racial" Presidency of Barrack Obama, with whom you must agree with, or be KNOWN as a racist.
Media Matters isn't known for honesty or context...