Media's biggest hypocrite and a most loathsome piece of shit has finally crossed the line, every major sponsor has dropped his lying crybaby ass.
His big mouth finally wrote a check his fat ass couldn't cash and neither would his sponsors.
The link below the first paragraph goes to an article that quotes Flush Limbaugh as he directly blames 'the left' for being responsible for him calling Sandra Fluke a slut.
Here's a prick with a huge set of balls, they should go to the Smithsonian, today.
Less than 10 companies had pulled their ads from Rush Limbaugh's radio show Tuesday, when The Atlantic Wire counted the ads still running. Since then, the number pulling their ads has more than doubled.
RELATED: Limbaugh Blames the Left for Calling Sandra Fluke a 'Slut'
Here's our tally of the companies -- both national and local -- who've stopped supporting Limbaugh, despite his apology Monday for calling Sandra Fluke a prostitute for her testimony before Congress.
Sleep Number: "Recent comments by Rush Limbaugh do not align w/our values, so we made decision to immediately suspend all advertising on that program," tweeted March 2.
The Sleep Train: "As a diverse company, Sleep Train does not condone such negative comments directed toward any person," vice president of marketing Mike Wilson said in a statement March 2.
Quicken Loans: "Due to continued inflammatory comments– along w/valuable feedback from clients & team members– QL has suspended ads on Rush Limbaugh program," tweeted March 2.
Legal Zoom: "As of today, LegalZoom has suspended all advertising on the Rush Limbaugh show," tweeted March 2.
Citrix: "Over the past day, we’ve heard from many great Citrix customers about our advertising on The Rush Limbaugh Show. These customers have expressed their growing concern that some of his recent comments seem inconsistent with the core values Citrix has always stood for – humility, integrity and respect. While Citrix obviously does not control any show’s content or endorse opinions of their hosts, we do take the concerns of our customers seriously. When they are upset about something, we listen. After careful consideration, we have decided to discontinue our advertising on The Rush Limbaugh Show," posted on Facebook March 9.
Carbonite: “No one with daughters the age of Sandra Fluke, and I have two, could possibly abide the insult and abuse heaped upon this courageous and well-intentioned young lady. Mr. Limbaugh, with his highly personal attacks on Miss Fluke, overstepped any reasonable bounds of decency. Even though Mr. Limbaugh has now issued an apology, we have nonetheless decided to withdraw our advertising from his show. We hope that our action, along with the other advertisers who have already withdrawn their ads, will ultimately contribute to a more civilized public discourse," CEO David Friend posted on the company's website March 3.
ProFlowers: "At ProFlowers, our mission is to delight our customers with fresh and long lasting flowers, and that is our singular focus each and every day. We do not base our advertising decisions to align with any particular political view or opinion as our employees and customers are as diverse as the USA. Mr. Limbaugh’s recent comments went beyond political discourse to a personal attack and do not reflect our values as a company. As such, ProFlowers has suspended advertising on The Rush Limbaugh radio program," posted on the company's Facebook page March 4.
Thompson Creek Windows: @RushWMALads @rushlimbaugh @wmalnews we have requested our ads be pulled from his show. They should be completely removed tomorrow," tweeted March 4.
Hadeed Carpet: "As of this past weekend, ALL our #rushlimbaugh commercial spots have been PULLED. We do not support his inexcusable words/beliefs. Thank u," tweeted March 5.
Tax Resolution: "Thank you for your comments and concerns. We have decided to join other advertisers and suspend our sponsorship of The Rush Limbaugh Show," tweeted March 5.
AOL: "At AOL one of our core values is that we act with integrity. We have monitored the unfolding events and have determined that Mr. Limbaugh’s comments are not in line with our values. As a result we have made the decision to suspend advertising on The Rush Limbaugh Radio show," posted on its Facebook page March 5.
Bonobos: "Looks like we were running on it, but we've told them to pull us from the show indefinitely. Thanks for letting us know!" tweeted March 5.
Sears: "Sears and Kmart did not intentionally advertise on the Rush Limbaugh show. Sears Holdings has taken actions to ensure our ads do not run on this show. We appreciate our customers, fans and followers and thank you for your business," tweeted March 5.
Allstate Insurance: "Allstate does not advertise on or sponsor the Rush Limbaugh show," posted on Facebook March 5.
Vitacost: "Mr. Limbaugh's unsettling comments are not in line with our values, and we've decided to remove our advertising from the program," tweeted March 5.
Sensa: "Rush Limbaugh’s comments are not in line with SENSA values so we are pulling our ads indefinitely which shud be down in the next couple days," tweeted March 5.
Bare Escentuals: "All, we take your feedback to heart and can assure u we did not authorize the airing of our ads during The Rush Limbaugh Show... We've taken steps to ensure that our radio ads do not air on this program," tweeted March 5.
Goodwill: "Goodwill is a non-partisan nonprofit organization. Public service announcements are not paid advertisements and should not be considered endorsements of a particular political or ideological point of view. The Goodwill public service announcement that aired on WMAL or other stations affiliated with the Rush Limbaugh show aired without Goodwill’s knowledge or consent. No further Goodwill public service announcements will be aired without our permission," posted on its Facebook page March 5.
Service Magic: "It has come to our attention that some of our advertisements have inadvertently been airing in conjunction with the Rush Limbaugh show. While we at ServiceMagic respect the individual political beliefs held by our customers, recent comments on the show do not align with the values we hold at the core of our company and as such, have requested to remove our support as an advertiser," posted March 5.
Bethesda Sedation Dentistry: "Bethesda Sedation Dentistry is happy to join the fight! Effective immediately, we will pull our Rush ads," tweeted March 5.
Cascades Dental: "Mr. Limbaugh’s comments are inconsistent with the values of our practice. We have canceled all our advertising on his show," tweeted March 5.
AccuQuote Life Insurance: "AccuQuote has instructed our media agency to immediately pull all our advertising campaigns that support Rush Limbaugh. His recent comments do not reflect the values of AccuQuote," posted on Facebook March 5.
Geico: "In 2004 when Rush Limbaugh’s program also carried remarks that were inappropriate, we ceased all advertising on his show. We don’t advertise there to this day. On occasion, a local station may mistakenly run a GEICO ad in the wrong time slot. We are directing our ad buyers to make sure that doesn’t happen," the company said in a statement March 5.
Netflix: The company has emailed to say it doesn't advertise on Limbaugh's shows, though we heard its ad Monday. It's likely the company is in the same situation as several other companies that bought airtime but not specifically for Limbaugh's show. Some companies -- like Geico and Capital One -- say their ads ran on the show in error.
PolyCom: "Polycom does some syndicated radio advertising, including spots on WMAL, however we had no intention to run ads on the Rush Limbaugh Show. The recent comments by Mr. Limbaugh go against our core values, and we have taken action to discontinue advertising on this program," posted on Facebook March 6.
John Deere: "Deere is reviewing the placement of these advertisements, as the company has not chosen to be a current advertiser," Kenneth Golden, director of global public relations, told Bloomberg March 6, explaining that dealers had bought the ads through a network.
Stamps.com: "Rush Limbaugh's recent comments do not align with our company values, and as such, Stamps.com has suspended advertising on the Rush Limbaugh radio program," the company said in a statement March 6.
St. Vincent’s Medical Center: "We agreee that Mr. Limbaugh’s recent derogatory comments regarding an individual testifying before Congress are not acceptable," the company said March 6.
Capitol One: "Capital One does not advertise on the Rush Limbaugh Show (and hasn't for some time). If a Capital One ad ran during the program, it was without our permission. We are investigating to see if an error was made by one of our media partners," the company said in a statement March 6.
His big mouth finally wrote a check his fat ass couldn't cash and neither would his sponsors.
The link below the first paragraph goes to an article that quotes Flush Limbaugh as he directly blames 'the left' for being responsible for him calling Sandra Fluke a slut.
Here's a prick with a huge set of balls, they should go to the Smithsonian, today.
Less than 10 companies had pulled their ads from Rush Limbaugh's radio show Tuesday, when The Atlantic Wire counted the ads still running. Since then, the number pulling their ads has more than doubled.
RELATED: Limbaugh Blames the Left for Calling Sandra Fluke a 'Slut'
Here's our tally of the companies -- both national and local -- who've stopped supporting Limbaugh, despite his apology Monday for calling Sandra Fluke a prostitute for her testimony before Congress.
Sleep Number: "Recent comments by Rush Limbaugh do not align w/our values, so we made decision to immediately suspend all advertising on that program," tweeted March 2.
The Sleep Train: "As a diverse company, Sleep Train does not condone such negative comments directed toward any person," vice president of marketing Mike Wilson said in a statement March 2.
Quicken Loans: "Due to continued inflammatory comments– along w/valuable feedback from clients & team members– QL has suspended ads on Rush Limbaugh program," tweeted March 2.
Legal Zoom: "As of today, LegalZoom has suspended all advertising on the Rush Limbaugh show," tweeted March 2.
Citrix: "Over the past day, we’ve heard from many great Citrix customers about our advertising on The Rush Limbaugh Show. These customers have expressed their growing concern that some of his recent comments seem inconsistent with the core values Citrix has always stood for – humility, integrity and respect. While Citrix obviously does not control any show’s content or endorse opinions of their hosts, we do take the concerns of our customers seriously. When they are upset about something, we listen. After careful consideration, we have decided to discontinue our advertising on The Rush Limbaugh Show," posted on Facebook March 9.
Carbonite: “No one with daughters the age of Sandra Fluke, and I have two, could possibly abide the insult and abuse heaped upon this courageous and well-intentioned young lady. Mr. Limbaugh, with his highly personal attacks on Miss Fluke, overstepped any reasonable bounds of decency. Even though Mr. Limbaugh has now issued an apology, we have nonetheless decided to withdraw our advertising from his show. We hope that our action, along with the other advertisers who have already withdrawn their ads, will ultimately contribute to a more civilized public discourse," CEO David Friend posted on the company's website March 3.
ProFlowers: "At ProFlowers, our mission is to delight our customers with fresh and long lasting flowers, and that is our singular focus each and every day. We do not base our advertising decisions to align with any particular political view or opinion as our employees and customers are as diverse as the USA. Mr. Limbaugh’s recent comments went beyond political discourse to a personal attack and do not reflect our values as a company. As such, ProFlowers has suspended advertising on The Rush Limbaugh radio program," posted on the company's Facebook page March 4.
Thompson Creek Windows: @RushWMALads @rushlimbaugh @wmalnews we have requested our ads be pulled from his show. They should be completely removed tomorrow," tweeted March 4.
Hadeed Carpet: "As of this past weekend, ALL our #rushlimbaugh commercial spots have been PULLED. We do not support his inexcusable words/beliefs. Thank u," tweeted March 5.
Tax Resolution: "Thank you for your comments and concerns. We have decided to join other advertisers and suspend our sponsorship of The Rush Limbaugh Show," tweeted March 5.
AOL: "At AOL one of our core values is that we act with integrity. We have monitored the unfolding events and have determined that Mr. Limbaugh’s comments are not in line with our values. As a result we have made the decision to suspend advertising on The Rush Limbaugh Radio show," posted on its Facebook page March 5.
Bonobos: "Looks like we were running on it, but we've told them to pull us from the show indefinitely. Thanks for letting us know!" tweeted March 5.
Sears: "Sears and Kmart did not intentionally advertise on the Rush Limbaugh show. Sears Holdings has taken actions to ensure our ads do not run on this show. We appreciate our customers, fans and followers and thank you for your business," tweeted March 5.
Allstate Insurance: "Allstate does not advertise on or sponsor the Rush Limbaugh show," posted on Facebook March 5.
Vitacost: "Mr. Limbaugh's unsettling comments are not in line with our values, and we've decided to remove our advertising from the program," tweeted March 5.
Sensa: "Rush Limbaugh’s comments are not in line with SENSA values so we are pulling our ads indefinitely which shud be down in the next couple days," tweeted March 5.
Bare Escentuals: "All, we take your feedback to heart and can assure u we did not authorize the airing of our ads during The Rush Limbaugh Show... We've taken steps to ensure that our radio ads do not air on this program," tweeted March 5.
Goodwill: "Goodwill is a non-partisan nonprofit organization. Public service announcements are not paid advertisements and should not be considered endorsements of a particular political or ideological point of view. The Goodwill public service announcement that aired on WMAL or other stations affiliated with the Rush Limbaugh show aired without Goodwill’s knowledge or consent. No further Goodwill public service announcements will be aired without our permission," posted on its Facebook page March 5.
Service Magic: "It has come to our attention that some of our advertisements have inadvertently been airing in conjunction with the Rush Limbaugh show. While we at ServiceMagic respect the individual political beliefs held by our customers, recent comments on the show do not align with the values we hold at the core of our company and as such, have requested to remove our support as an advertiser," posted March 5.
Bethesda Sedation Dentistry: "Bethesda Sedation Dentistry is happy to join the fight! Effective immediately, we will pull our Rush ads," tweeted March 5.
Cascades Dental: "Mr. Limbaugh’s comments are inconsistent with the values of our practice. We have canceled all our advertising on his show," tweeted March 5.
AccuQuote Life Insurance: "AccuQuote has instructed our media agency to immediately pull all our advertising campaigns that support Rush Limbaugh. His recent comments do not reflect the values of AccuQuote," posted on Facebook March 5.
Geico: "In 2004 when Rush Limbaugh’s program also carried remarks that were inappropriate, we ceased all advertising on his show. We don’t advertise there to this day. On occasion, a local station may mistakenly run a GEICO ad in the wrong time slot. We are directing our ad buyers to make sure that doesn’t happen," the company said in a statement March 5.
Netflix: The company has emailed to say it doesn't advertise on Limbaugh's shows, though we heard its ad Monday. It's likely the company is in the same situation as several other companies that bought airtime but not specifically for Limbaugh's show. Some companies -- like Geico and Capital One -- say their ads ran on the show in error.
PolyCom: "Polycom does some syndicated radio advertising, including spots on WMAL, however we had no intention to run ads on the Rush Limbaugh Show. The recent comments by Mr. Limbaugh go against our core values, and we have taken action to discontinue advertising on this program," posted on Facebook March 6.
John Deere: "Deere is reviewing the placement of these advertisements, as the company has not chosen to be a current advertiser," Kenneth Golden, director of global public relations, told Bloomberg March 6, explaining that dealers had bought the ads through a network.
Stamps.com: "Rush Limbaugh's recent comments do not align with our company values, and as such, Stamps.com has suspended advertising on the Rush Limbaugh radio program," the company said in a statement March 6.
St. Vincent’s Medical Center: "We agreee that Mr. Limbaugh’s recent derogatory comments regarding an individual testifying before Congress are not acceptable," the company said March 6.
Capitol One: "Capital One does not advertise on the Rush Limbaugh Show (and hasn't for some time). If a Capital One ad ran during the program, it was without our permission. We are investigating to see if an error was made by one of our media partners," the company said in a statement March 6.
