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To: freedomlover

LOL

It should be pointed out that Rush adopted his 1950s style spoken word adverts during the crisis as a hedge against the loss of traditional commercial advertisers.

Unfortunately, the spoken word spots endure despite their agonizingly cliched copy and reliance on Fear Uncertainty & Doubt (FUD) ie the very thing Rush rails against when it’s employed by politicians. Now the third ‘hour’ of his show contains 15-20 minutes of content when all the dross is removed.


10 posted on 04/20/2017 9:14:02 AM PDT by relictele (`)
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To: relictele

I have loved Rush’s show since 1990 (a lot funnier then with fewer apocalyptics) but his personal plugs for his sponsors make me shout,

“Rush! Stick to the issues!!”


21 posted on 04/20/2017 9:49:35 AM PDT by elcid1970 ("The Second Amendment is more important than Islam. Buy ammo.")
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To: relictele

I have loved Rush’s show since 1990 (a lot funnier then with fewer apocalyptics) but his personal plugs for his sponsors make me shout,

“Rush! Stick to the issues!!”


22 posted on 04/20/2017 9:50:22 AM PDT by elcid1970 ("The Second Amendment is more important than Islam. Buy ammo.")
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To: relictele

I HATE those spoken word commercials where he sounds like he is just talking, but he soon turns to the real agenda which is to sell you some of the (mostly) worthless crap that gets advertised on his program. Fully agree on the third hour. I don’t bother with it at all, and especially the last half hour of the third hour.


24 posted on 04/20/2017 9:51:58 AM PDT by Hardastarboard (Three most annoying words on the internet - "Watch the Video")
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