The fallout from Rush Limbaugh’s heinously indefensible, disgusting, and all out creepy in a restraining order way comments regarding Sandra Fluke is growing astronomically and showing little sign of slowing down. HA! That’s what you get, you blubberous piece of roadside cow dung! According to The Atlantic Wire‘s count, old Rushie, shitmouth, is up to 48 advertiser withdrawals from his stupid, obscene, ridiculous, racist, sexist, Republican ear-crack of a radio show, including such big names as Sears, Kmart, Geico, Netflix, Capital One, and NBA team, the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Whatever will poor Rush do? One advertiser has the answer.
Noel Biderman, CEO for the controversial “dating” website, AshleyMadison.com, whose motto is “Life is short. Have an affair,” would like to step in and has made the show an offer!
Oh, my. That’s um…yes, that’s something! Something so ridiculously apt and strange that it’s almost miraculous in its wrongheadedness. The irony is staggering, but no, it’s sad and insane that any advertiser would want to back a person (bloated man-orge) who could make such outrageous accusations of the kind Rush unfurled on law student Sandra Fluke. But it’s also so telling that a website known for affairs, and by extension, lying and deception — would embrace someone of the likes of Rush Limbaugh, the four times married advocate of sending Mother’s Day flowers to mistresses, and esteemed representative for divorce and moving to Costa Rica marriage and fidelity.
“We have not yet heard back regarding our offer to place our ads on all open spots,” Biderman said. “We do not believe Mr. Limbaugh should be penalized for expressing his opinion. Rush has always been a controversial figure and we have always been a controversial service so we can relate. We are in the business of selling affairs and our audience is absolutely his audience.”
That is so perfect in its obtuse insanity, and so utterly wrong. Oh, God! That last sentence just kills me. Biderman obviously has no shame, well, much like Limbaugh himself.
