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Originally Posted by Jim in CT (Post 929516)

Whenever I make a claim that you don't like, you ask me to support it. So why are you now asking me to validate your claim that Maher's guests aren't as influential as Maher's? You made the claim, the burden of proof is on you, not me...
Here you go. Now show me the "extremely influential liberals agree to go on his show" - that was your quote you brought it up - so validate your claims about "extremely influential"

Notable guestsIn 1992, President George H. W. Bush made an appearance on Limbaugh's show.

Charlton Heston called into the show in 1995 to read from Michael Crichton's book Jurassic Park.

Secretary of State Colin Powell appeared on the show in November 2003 when Roger Hedgecock was guest-hosting the show.

Former President George W. Bush has appeared six times on the program. The first time was during the 2000 presidential campaign. Then, in 2004, he "called in" to a live broadcast during the week of the 2004 Republican National Convention to give a preview of his nomination acceptance speech. He called in again in 2006. The fourth time was April 18, 2008, when Limbaugh asked the White House to speak with Bush to thank him for the ceremony welcoming Pope Benedict XVI, which awed Limbaugh. The fifth call was during the show's 20th anniversary celebration, in which then-President Bush (and George H. W. Bush and Jeb Bush) congratulated Limbaugh. He appeared a sixth time for an interview regarding his autobiography, Decision Points on November 9, 2010.

Vice President #^&#^&#^&#^& Cheney has made multiple appearances.

In 2007, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger called in to a live broadcast of the show a day after having called Limbaugh "irrelevant;" adding, "I'm not his servant. I'm the people's servant of California," on an appearance on NBC's Today show.[7]

Other notable guests who have called into Limbaugh's show include former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, unsuccessful Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork, economist Thomas Sowell, former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, and television writer Joel Surnow, who took calls about events in his show, 24. In December 2006, Sylvester Stallone made an appearance on the show to discuss his upcoming movie Rocky Balboa. On February 27, 2004, actor Jim Caviezel called into the program to discuss The Passion of the Christ film, in which Caviezel played the role of Jesus Christ. Republican Vice-Presidential nominee Governor Sarah Palin (R-AK) also called into a show before a rally in October 2008 to discuss the election and the economic distortion and impact of Senator Obama's tax policy; Palin returned to the show in November 2009 to discuss her book Going Rogue. Phil Gingrey, a congressman who compared shows such as Limbaugh and Sean Hannity to "throwing bricks" in January 2009, gave an interview on Limbaugh's show the next day.

Limbaugh has also had author and Washington Times columnist Bill Gertz on his show to discuss Gertz's books as well as national security issues. In 2007, Limbaugh (among numerous other hosts) interviewed Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and was the first to interview Tony Snow after his departure from his post as White House press secretary. He also interviewed NBC News host Tim Russert in 2004.[8] In May 2010, country musician John Rich reported for Limbaugh on the May 2010 Tennessee floods.

Donald Trump appeared on the show April 15, 2011; he offered to donate $100,000 to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, for which Limbaugh holds an annual radiothon.[9]

There's no reason for influential people to turn down Rush's show, as he does not have a pattern of visciousnessSo calling a woman a slut isn't visious? :rotf2:. Maher's show is as bad as it gets. Rush doesn't sing nearly as low as Maher.

Making fun of someone who got addicted to painkillers as a result of a car accident? Aren't you the one who criticized me for offensive language? See, there's that liberal hypocrisy at work. It's OK for you to call Rush a druggie, but I can't call Rachael Maddow names? Did I miss the announcement from God that only you are allowed to insult those you disagree with, and the rest of us have to be civilized? How come it's OK for you to insult, but not me?

So was he or was he not a druggie?

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Originally Posted by PaulS (Post 929523)

So was he or was he not a druggie?

He was indeed. And Rachael Maddow is also unattractive. I didn't say you lied, I said it's hypocritical for you to engage in the same behavior that you criticized me for.

Callink Ms Fluke a sl*t was viscious. But Rush apologized, and he hasn't done it since. You see, I never said Rush was perfect. But he's not a shock-jock like Maher.

Some of Maher's guests...
Rep Darrel Issa
Cnn analyst Amy Holmes
Senator Claire Mckaskill
Rep Jack Kingston
Tom Brokaw
former DNC chairman Terry McAuliffe
Labor Secretary Robert Reich
Rep Barney Frank (glad I missed that episode)
Rep Barbare Lee
Chris Matthews
Arianna Huffington
Gov Jon Corzine
economist Paul Krugman
Bob Woodward
Rep Maxine Waters
Senator Bernie Sanders
George Stefenappolis
Madeline Albright (former Sec of State)
Senator Bill Bradley
Howard Dean
Rep Heather Wilson
Janet Napolitano
Rachael Maddow
Al Sharpton
Jimmy Carter
Lawrence O'Donnell
Gov Ed Rendall
Michael Moore
Keith Olbermann

I could go on and on...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...Maher_episodes

Columnist Clarence Paige

I'll give you Jimmy Carter b/c he was Pres. but at this point he ain't very influential. I don't even know who Heather Wilson, Jack Kingston, B. Lee
or Amy Holmes are. Having a sitting Pres. call into the program shows his influence. The Maher list isn't close to the Rush list.

As for Rachel - beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

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Originally Posted by PaulS (Post 929541)

Rush apologized for what he said. Maher didn't.

Rush isn't known for R-rated language on the air, Maher is.

"I don't even know who Heather Wilson, Jack Kingston, B. Lee
or Amy Holmes are."

Maybe you should expand your knowledge a bit then. I could have gone on and on and on. Multiple senators, congressmen, heads of the DNC, big names in the media. But if Rush has 1 sitting president call, and Maher doesn't, that all by itself means you're right and I'm wrong?

Whatever...

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Originally Posted by Jim in CT (Post 929546)

Maybe you should expand your knowledge a bit then. Thanks, I'll take that under advisement :rotf2:I could have gone on and on and on. Multiple senators, congressmen, heads of the DNC, big names in the media. But if Rush has 1 sitting president call, and Maher doesn't, that all by itself means you're right and I'm wrong?I guess it does from looking at the lists.

Whatever..

Hey, if you don't believe that Rush has more influence than Maher, your not being realistic - Whatever :rotf2:

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Originally Posted by Jim in CT (Post 929546)

Rush isn't known for R-rated language on the air, Maher is.

Bill Maher is on HBO you twit, he's ALLOWED.

And who the #^&#^&#^&#^&ing #^&#^&#^&#^& cares your #^&#^&#^&#^&ing #^&#^&#^&#^&?

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Originally Posted by Sea Dangles (Post 927603)

The name of the killer is Robert Bales. He had seen his buddies leg blown off the previous day and decided to jump into a bottle for solace.

I think what people are missing is this;
Probably wouldn't have happened if he didn't drink himself into a alcohol induced coma.

Sounds like a textbook blackout.

Firearms & Booze don't mix