To: Behind Liberal Lines
Actually, the day before he was taken off the air, he said he could no longer support Bush. It was the a combo of the Senate hearings into Janets boob.....and then the marriage protection amendment that turned him. He has been very anti-Bush lately. He went on the same rants against Clinton when the FCC fined him.
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03/06/2004 1:17:31 PM PST by
Feiny
(Drawing on my fine command of language, I said nothing.)
To: feinswinesuksass
Actually, the day before he was taken off the air, he said he could no longer support Bush. It was the a combo of the Senate hearings into Janets boob.....and then the marriage protection amendment that turned him. He has been very anti-Bush lately. He went on the same rants against Clinton when the FCC fined himOkay. Got it. I missed that.
Still, it doesn't seem at all believable that CC canned him just for that. Personally, I think that Stern is manufacturing all this simply to get out of his contract and concentrate on his new ABC show.
To: feinswinesuksass
Actually, the day before he was taken off the air, he said he could no longer support Bush. It was the a combo of the Senate hearings into Janets boob.....and then the marriage protection amendment that turned him. He has been very anti-Bush lately. He went on the same rants against Clinton when the FCC fined him. And he still endorsed Clinton the next year, didn't he? Besides, Stern was bashing Bush before the Senate hearings even happened.
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