I caught Rush Limbaugh's defense of Stern on Drudge the other day:
"What happens if a whole bunch of John Kerrys, or Terry McAuliffes start running this country? And decide conservative views are leading to violence? I am in the free speech business. It's one thing for a company to determine if they are going to be party to it. It's another thing for the government to do it."
That's a good one, implying that it was middle-of-the-road democratic presidential nominees who shut Stern down instead of the Bush-loving media giant Clearchannel. More of that "healthy forest's initiative" reasoning; call it the opposite of what it is. His whining reminds me of a sign I saw some protester waving in front of the Multnomah County Courthouse today where same-sex marriages were taking place for the second day in a row:
"Straight, Caucasion, Conservative. Do I count?"
What's this guy complaining about? Seems to me his side is winning,
Protest sign for the disinfranchised white male conservative:
"It still sucks to be me."
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"What happens if a whole bunch of John Kerrys, or Terry McAuliffes start running this country? And decide conservative views are leading to violence? I am in the free speech business. It's one thing for a company to determine if they are going to be party to it. It's another thing for the government to do it."
That's a good one, implying that it was middle-of-the-road democratic presidential nominees who shut Stern down instead of the Bush-loving media giant Clearchannel. More of that "healthy forest's initiative" reasoning; call it the opposite of what it is. His whining reminds me of a sign I saw some protester waving in front of the Multnomah County Courthouse today where same-sex marriages were taking place for the second day in a row:
"Straight, Caucasion, Conservative. Do I count?"
What's this guy complaining about? Seems to me his side is winning,
Protest sign for the disinfranchised white male conservative:
"It still sucks to be me."
- steve 3-05-2004 7:41 am