"Ed Huntress" wrote:

But there is an anti-Limbaugh campaign targeting some big advertisers whose
commercials appear on the show, and they've listed Darden Restaurants, Red
Lobster, Pfizer, and AutoZone among their targets.

Anti-Limbaugh or anti-opposing views? One of the disturbing things about the left is that
they tend to try to disrupt debate if they do not like it.

Now the downside of having a previous advertiser drop any politically oriented show is
that for the customers they may mollify the ones they alienate will counteract each other.
Sometimes they lose more than they gain.


It seems to be a favorite tactic. Watching C-Span's Washington Journal for the last 10 or
more years, I've got a real taste of how they work. The leftists call in on the
Democratic, Independent and the Republican line. The goal is to jam the lines so only
their point of view gets through.

If I called in on the Dem line and you listened, a real left leaning Dem would say, he
isn't a Democrat, he is a Republican shill. The same thing applies when some one calls in
on the Rep line and claims to be a Republican that really is not. Each side knows its
own, it only takes a few words, the way a subject is addressed or an impeach Bush for the
tip off.


Wes