People can soon listen to Rush without those pesky commercial interruptions!

[cherish44]

saw it on a KOS comment. I LOL'ed

[Cirque du So-What]

1. Probably not far from the truth

I suspect that even if every motherscratchin' sponsor pulled their advert dollars, the Kochs, Scaife, et. al. would foot the entire bill for keeping that bilious gasbag on the air, considering it a 'good business move.'

[randome]

6. If he becomes a liability to the station, though, they will push him out the door.

[global1]

2. When Rush Is Back On The Air Tomorrow Will He Verbally Apologize To Fluke?.......

Or will he just jump ahead to new topics without acknowledging this controversy - like nothing has ever happened? In his mind does he think this is over?

Also - how soon before his 'dittoheads' come to his defense and make him a martyr? I'm expecting an outpouring of support callers to his show tomorrow and I think he'll just relish in it.

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

3. He should also apologize to Fluke's parents and to Pelosi for the things he said in conjunction with

the "slut" statements.

[immoderate]

4. He will rail against the people who didn't accept his apology.

And probably take the opportunity to do some more slut-casting.

His B&B is in creating controversy.

-imm

[backscatter712]

5. How long before the only advertisers he's got are...

Goldline and those survival seed companies?

His descent from glory will be entertaining indeed!

[zbdent]

7. hell, the voices in their heads probably make more sense ...