Advertisers fleeing Rush Limbaugh's show

Don't ignore the fact that these companies don't only cater to conservatives. They have liberal customers too and they don't want a lot of people mad at them for buying time on Limbaugh's show. They knew what LImbaugh was like long before the pulled their ads and had no problem with him them.
Limbaugh's FANS are another matter, however. They are more than likely going to be even more supportive of him because they will see Limbaugh being picked on here.

And these GOP candidates are only pandering to people just like the ones who make up Limbaugh's audience, so any connection to Limbaugh NOW won't hurt them a bit. Then, after they pick one of these schmucks to run against Obama (Romney), the chosen candidate (Romney) will suddenly turn into a moderate and woo the independents who are likely to not even remember all this. They aren't worrying about anyone left of center.

Saying something you disagree with makes me a thread troll? This woman claims to be a student at a Catholic university. If she doesn't agree with the Catholic Church, she shouldn't be there.
As for children, children are far safer around me than they are around baby-killing Democrats like Sandra Fluke.
And if you're talking about the small minority of liberal homosexual priests who were molesting teenaged boys, try researching the large number of Democratic Politicians who are pedophiles.

Well Mr. Troglodyte, since you have the accusations, I'd say it's up to you to provide links or proof of some kind. I seem to remember about 6000 stories of child rape in the Catholic church from godly priests, and then there's Larry Craig, and several others who basically render your propaganda and BS moot.

I have my sources ready to go, do you? I suspect this is "Rectal Knowledge". (In case you're not smart enough to get that, it means "pulling something out of your ass"...and hopefully it's not a little boy.)

Cheers!

Let us attempt to drag you out of the 14th Century. Or are you a priest? Or a Santorum supporter?
I haven't spoken with St. Augustine lately. I doubt he would have labeled a "dinner date" a "prostitute" unless he was forewarned (happily probably).

@John_Hathaway_Ocds: Funny you cite a "Saint", which is a false idol that some folks pray too, right? Clay feet, all that? I seem to remember a very specific commandment about that.

Any idea what Jesus said about...oh..wait...birth control wouldn't be invented for another 1500 years! That's like saying Jesus is against the internet.

I am amazed Catholics are even allowed to call themselves "Christian". If Catholics are "Christians" then so are Mormons. Jesus didn't say anything about having a full-on palace in Italy of all places, right? If so, please show us all the chapter/verse.

How many times did Christ visit Italy?

Cheers!

St. Augustine lived in the 4th and 5th centuries.
Nope. Not a priest. Just a disabled layman who despises the eugenic feminazis who say that people with disabilities should be killed.

Your post is so full of ignorance it's laughable.
1. Saints are not idols. They are friends of Christ who are in Heaven, and you cannot be friends with Christ without being friends with His friends
2. The Church is based out of Rome because Peter, whom Jesus chose as head of the Apostles, died there. The fact that the Bishop of Rome was head of the Church was attested by letters written by the Apostolic fathers as early as 90 AD.
3. Catholics and Orthodox are the only ones who can claim to be Christians, since we have Apostolic Succession and adhere to all the teachings of the early Ecumenical Councils that defined what it means to be a Christian. Protestants deny, among other things, the Council of Ephesus that said Jesus is God.
4. The first condoms were invented by the ancient Egyptians ca. 3,000 BC. Reread Exodus and consider how the main controversy between Pharoah and Israel was "overpopulation": the Egyptians practiced birth control, and the Israelites did not.
5. Ancient societies understood that certain herbs and fruits impeded fertility and induced contraception and abortion. This knowledge was known as "pharmakeia" or witchcraft--that what the Bible condemns as "witchcraft" was actually contraception is recognized by both Catholic and radical feminist scholars. Many passages in the early Church fathers, as well as some passages in the Bible, list "witchcraft" among sexual sins. Some passages in the ECFs even refer to the making of potions that make women infertile. Most of the women historically condemned as witches were condemned for making women who were pregnant no longer pregnant or for making women infertile.
6. The latex condom was invented in the 1500s--which is still only 1100 years after St. Augustine.
7. All Christians unequivocally condemned birth control until the 1920s, when the Anglicans voted at their Lambeth Conference that birth control was OK for married couples.
8. C. S. Lewis condemned birth control in _The Abolition of Man_.
9. Margaret Sanger, foundress of Planned Parenthood, despised Christianity and Catholicism in particular, and was a racist eugenicist who shared mutual admiration with Adolf Hitler.

10. Gen 31, the story of Onan, is the historical proof text against birth control and was accepted as such until Protestants and Jews decided to start practicing birth control in the 1900's.
11. Psalm 127 says that the sons of youth are like arrows in the hands of a warrior, and happy is the man who has filled his quiver with these arrows. "He will have no cause for shame when he disputes with his foes in the gateways." Of course, the historical interpretation of "foes" in the Psalms by Christians is that it refers to demons. Those who use birth control will have cause for shame when they are confronted by the demons at their death.
12. Jesus Himself says that anyone who welcomes a child welcomes Him, and anyone who fails to welcome a child does not welcome him.
Therefore, no one who uses birth control can claim to be a Christian.

How did this turn into an argument about theology? It would seem that regardless of a woman's religion, that doesn't make her a prostitute, nor does having sex at all lead to the same conclusion.

*yawn

But enough of this. I need to get back to killin' those babies. They all go to heaven, right? You should be happy for them.

Cheers!

Oh, John...I just noticed that you're in one of those little scooter things! Have you been to the Grand Canyon? Why don't you hate god yet?

Cheers!

T'was not the 14th Century re St. Augustine to which I referred - I meant you. Perhaps we could drag YOU out of the 14th.
As for the Saints, I only know of the N'Orleans Saints. I do not hold sway to even acknowledging the "pretend sky people" whom the Romans invented to keep guys like you "faithful" - "friends of friends of Jebus."
If you're gonna hang here, better get a sense of humor and leave your cult at the door, along with the preaching. (Oh, and the words you learned from Limpbag - e.g. "feminazis" - so very childish - not used here). Other than that, welcome to Current.

"St. Augustine says any woman who uses birth control is a prostitute". Obviously, St. Augustine was wrong. Out of curiosity, what did he say about birth control 1600 years ago

Trying to use reason and such with a guy like this is pointless. You have to use cheap-shots to get their attention, pummel them, and eventually they slug back off to Fox.

Cheers!

That happens online a lot. I just have problems with people who make everything a religious issue. This is clearly political theater by the politicians aimed at pandering to the religious people in this. But people have short memories. Back about 15 years ago the Republicans pandered to the so-called "Christian Right" to get votes. And once they had those votes they all but ignored that group.

I guess it's a case of "Well, maybe they won't lie to me and use me THIS time".

The latex condom was invented in the 1500s?! Was Monsanto involved?
Let's not quote "St." Augustine here. He was a profligate - a famous profligate - who found Jesus at the bottom of a wine jug. Once he decided to go straight, he blamed all his sins on women.
Now you're blaming your nonsense on feminazis who think all disabled men should die. Who sez? I'm sorry you're disabled, but I hope you don't think that your disability excuses your bigotry and hatred of women.
Are we now supposed to give you a free pass, lest we be seen as picking on a disabled man? Nah! Doesn't fly with me. As ye sow, so shall ye reap. No slack!