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I am a fan of Limbaugh's but I think the soldiers don't need a 24/7 subscription. I think Limbaugh would've been a real mensch if he had just endorsed a standard Adopt- A - Soldier program that provided them with the normal TLC-- food, shaving kits, etc. He didn't have to get his beak wet... I would've gladly participated in a standard program, the subscription thing is a missed opportunity that risks appearing self interested. I don't care if a bonehead from Rio Linda gave him the idea.

Your thinking is very misguided. If the caller had called Gillette, you could expect them to have a shaving program or Kraft could be expected to have a food program. However, Rush has a radio program that is on the Internet 24/7 by subscription.

I am sure not all service members will have access to the program on the Internet, but I am sure there are more than one thinks that does have Internet access.

I spent two tours in Nam(one in the Infantry, 67-68) and I had all the shaving cream and toothpaste I wanted. Of course, soldiers are always hungry, so extra food is always good. However, the entertainment value, the ability to be one iota closer to what is going on at home, has a tremendous value for morale and general conditions..

Get over it. There are plenty of organizations that send the amenities you mentioned, call one.