Advertisers Drop Rush But Continue to Advertise on Vile Liberal Shows

Carbonite, Quicken Loans and ProFlowers have all dropped Rush, yet they continue to advertise on some of the most vile liberal radio shows. We've included some examples of the type of liberal hate speech coming from personalities that they sponsor.

Carbonite is our number one target. Their CEO, David Friend, is major financial supporter of Barack Obama and MoveOn.org and he attacked Rush in a press release on Saturday.

Carbonite advertises on The Ed Schultz Radio Show. The following are direct quotes from Schultz:

“President Obama is going to be visiting Joplin, Mo., on Sunday but you know what they're talking about, like this right-wing slut, what's her name?, Laura Ingraham? Yeah, she's a talk slut.”

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“He is an enemy of the country, in my opinion. Dick Cheney is an enemy of the country.... Lord, take him to the Promised Land, will you? See, I don’t even wish the guy goes to Hell, I just want to get him the hell out of here.”

Quicken Loans pulled their ads from Rush's Show, but continue to advertise on almost every major Left wing Hate Radio program

“[Representative Michele Bachmann is] a hatemonger. She’s the type of person that would have gladly rounded up the Jews in Germany and shipped them off to death camps....This is an evil bitch from Hell.”

-Mike Malloy

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“He’s a fat conservative butthead/ Sick Republican sleazeball/ Fearmongering scumbag/
Egotistical asswipe/ Mean-spirited, hog-wallowing, fat conservative putz/ With the face of a
horse’s ass/ Mega dildos, Rush!”

— From a Randi Rhodes Show parody song attacking Rush Limbaugh

ProFlowers (which was founded by ultra-liberal Congressman Jared Polis) has pulled all advertising from Rush's show, but continues to advertise on the show of Left Wing radio host Bill Press.

“Taking a page right out of a Nazi playbook, organizers bus in professional protesters and arm them with instructions on how to take over meetings, shut down discussion, shout over any pro-health care reform speakers, and then post video of the resulting chaos on YouTube. It's mob rule, pure and simple.”

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“Just once....I would like to hear somebody say, ‘The voters have spoken, the bastards.’ Or, ‘The voters have spoken. What a bunch of idiots.’ ‘The voters have spoken. God, they’re dumb. Dumb as hell.’”

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