[scoobysnak71]

>”Ask Rush Limbaugh.”

Thats a good point. Seems I’ve seen Rush with an open Apple on his desk. Would like to know, was it donated? Did he buy it? Curious what his thoughts are on this.

Thanks for your reply.

[noblejones]

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Seems I’ve seen Rush with an open Apple on his desk. Would like to know, was it donated? Did he buy it? Curious what his thoughts are on this.
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Rush knows Apple’s execs are jerks, but the product is just damned good. Apple is stupid not to use him as a spokesperson. I bet they could add 5% market share if they touted Rush.

[Star Traveler]

You were saying ...

Thats a good point. Seems I’ve seen Rush with an open Apple on his desk. Would like to know, was it donated? Did he buy it? Curious what his thoughts are on this.

I did already comment on that one... so noting Post #104 ...

[RightOnTheLeftCoast]

"Would like to know, was it donated? Did he buy it? Curious what his thoughts are on this."

Rush is an ardent Apple fan. He talks about his Macs and iPhone frequently.

My point: At some point one must separate the art from the artist. Especially when there is no non-leftist alternative, which is the case in the personal computing world today. Given that reality, I'll choose the best, most-reliable and most-secure product.

Besides, Apple is a publicly traded company. It is not owned by Al Gore or Steve Jobs, though of course they own a portion of it. But so do I--a committed non-leftist!--and so might you if your mutual funds invest in Apple.