women ARE in fact second class citizens. it's ok to feed us and pet us though but goddess forbid we talk POLITICS on 'the view' (you GO rachel!!!)
Limbaugh said he learned about women from his cat, which "gets loved," "petted," and "fed" and "doesn't have to do anything for it"
On the November 30 edition of his nationally syndicated radio show, host Rush Limbaugh proclaimed: My "cat's taught me more about women, than anything my whole life" because his pet cat "comes to me when she wants to be fed," and "[s]he's smart enough to know she can't feed herself. She's actually [a] very smart cat. She gets loved. She gets adoration. She gets petted. She gets fed. And she doesn't have to do anything for it." Limbaugh has previously stated, on the March 1, 2005, edition of his show, that "[w]omen still live longer than men because their lives are easier"; on January 10, he suggested that some women "would love to be hired as eye candy."
Later the same day on MSNBC's Tucker, guest host Joe Scarborough, in a conversation about the November 29 appearance on ABC's The View by actor Danny DeVito in which DeVito referred to President Bush as "numbnuts," stated, "[W]e're getting so much politics on The View. Shouldn't this be a program at this time of the year about how to make Christmas balls out of popcorn and pine cones?" After Huffington Post media editor Rachel Sklar replied to Scarborough's statement by saying, "I'm just going to forget you said that," Scarborough added, "[I]t is a dayside show for women ... come on."..................
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Ok, this is why I've never listened to that man's show. And why I usually don't read anything quoted from it either. What a major tool.
i try NOT to mention certain people (him, ann couldnut, rev military funeral protest nutjob) but sometimes i just can't help it.
there is a local radio show afternoon drive with colin mcenroe on wtic 1080 am i listen to when i'm able to. i believe it starts at 3 or 4 p.m. sometimes if i tune in too soon, i get flush. i shudder. i don't listen, i turn the station right away, but a few words always reach my ears.
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