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The dude was quite a disgusting nutter, not just for his sexual whatever-you-call it. Apparently he hated blacks, so much so that he taught the same hatred to at least one of his older sons ... who is in prison in Texas for arson against a majority-black church.

He had 5 children by 3 women, 3 by the wife he murdered ... one of whom he also murdered. The wife he murdered was also his first cousin once removed. I don't understand genealogists-speak, but IIRCC, the woman he married and murdered was the daughter of his uncle. IOW, he fulfilled the stereotype of Appalachian area families, but in Rhode Island.

Just a real upstanding guy ... ummmmm, gal ... OK, he was a nutter. I hope his other kids are and grow up to be normal decent people who marry someones whose ancestries are geographically far from their father's.

Funny how they keep trying to blame it on Trump.  Something that was passed in 1996.

 

Wait until they all see the tax bill they get for selling their stuff online and $600 hit their bank account. 

KC

In order to understand them you sometimes need to embrace your inner-Dummy.  This can be achieved naturally by completely zoning out until your brain shuts down.  But it may require a heavy dose of alcohol, drugs or even a few minutes of oxygen deprivation.  So, the Dummy scenario plays out something like this:

The year is 1996. Trump is still friendly with the Clintons.  Bill Clinton is sitting in the Oval Office and the “Red Phone” rings.  Bill tentatively answers it fearing some significant international issue is about to erupt with the Russians.

Bill Clinton (BC):  This is President Clinton.  Boris is that you?
Donald Trump (DT):  Hell no Billy Joe Bob, this is Donny T.  How’s it hanging?
BC:  Donald, how did you get this number?  It’s my hot line to the Kremlin.
DT:  What can I say?  I know people in Russia.  But don’t you worry about that.  I’m calling to ask for a favor.
BC:  Awww hell, what now?  Does this have anything to do with Jeffrey?
DT:  Nah, screw that guy.  The sooner he kills himself the better.  I’d like you to push a bill through Congress to go after deadbeat Dads.
BC:  Why?
DT:  Because no one likes deadbeat Dads.  And someday in the future it may serve my interests.  So, I’m thinking financial penalties, maybe some jail time.  Hell, maybe even take away their passports and deport them.
BC:  I can make that happen.  We’ll call it the Deadbeat Dad Deportation Act.
DT:  Super!!  How’s everything else going for you?
BC:  Aww, Washington sucks.  And Hillary’s been such a bitch since we got here.
DT:  That’s too bad.  She’s such a shrew.  Give me some time and I’ll come up with something that’ll make her regret being so nasty.
BC:  That would be great.
DT:  In the meantime, have you considered getting a little loving on the side?
BC:  Well, there’s this intern named Monica…but if I did anything with her it’d probably end up being some sort of scandal.
DT:  Nah.  Go for it.  Nobody will ever find out.  Trust me.
BC:  Maybe.  All right I got to go.
DT:  Talk to you later Big Dawg.  And the next time you see Epstein tell him to quit calling me.

DUmmies would prefer it if a Democrat purchased it and continued molesting kids there, preferably illegal kids.

The Most Mismanaged, Underutilized, and Undervalued IP in Conservative Media Is…

~~~ snipping parts before it gets to El Rusbo ~~~

The most mismanaged, underutilized, and undervalued conservative IP now is: Rush Limbaugh and the Rush Limbaugh Show. El Rushbo’s “talent on loan from God” was reclaimed by the Almighty on Feb. 17, 2021. In the five years since, he’s gone from the most ubiquitous presence in conservative media — 15 live hours of entertainment each week, plus his website, plus the Limbaugh Letter, plus his best-selling nonfiction books, plus social media, plus his Rush Revere book series for children. (Not to mention his national TV show, which ran from 1992 to 1996.)

And today… crickets and tumbleweeds.

Limbaugh was on the air for over 30 years. Presumably, his estate owns the vast archives of his work — more than 10,000 hours of live commentary and entertainment.

During his legendary, history-making media career, Limbaugh opined about virtually every political topic and social trend imaginable. Why isn’t it available to the public?

At his peak, Limbaugh was on 600 radio stations, with over 30 million weekly listeners. That’s extraordinary!

It also makes him the perfect candidate for an IP investment, because he’s still one of the biggest names in conservative media. His fans still love and respect him more than anyone else.

Why isn’t his estate monetizing his life's work? It makes no sense!

Given the sheer magnitude of his content, it’d be perfect for AI: That treasure trove of data could be repurposed in all kinds of innovative ways.

But even without AI, there’s still a demand to hear Limbaugh’s voice. And given how ideologically consistent he was, his commentary on taxes, liberal protesters, abortion, etc., is just as relevant now as it was in his heyday.

Why does his estate make it so difficult for his fans to access his work?!

If a conservative media company (Fox News, Daily Wire, etc.) relaunched The Rush Limbaugh Show, it wouldn’t just draw ratings; it could also be a springboard for other talent, because everything could be packaged together: 40 minutes of “classic” Rush every hour, plus 20 minutes of the New Guy (or Gal).

You could leverage Limbaugh’s name recognition and goodwill to elevate younger, newer talent.

Between 2013 and 2015, Limbaugh wrote five children’s books — his Rush Revere series. They were fantastic books, too. (My kids loved ‘em.) Why not keep his legacy alive by continuing the series under the watchful eye of the Limbaugh estate?

Walt Disney’s been dead for nearly 60 years, and his IPs are still entertaining fans (and raking in cash). (Mega)-dittos for Stan Lee. Couldn’t Limbaugh do the same?

And even if his estate didn’t want anyone to write additional books, what about a film/TV adaptation of Rush’s stories? If his goal was reaching kids, wouldn’t that be an effective vehicle?

What about the Limbaugh Awards for conservative excellence? Or an annual Dan’s Bake Sale gala with conservative speakers?

There are countless ways to keep Rush’s legacy front and center… but nothing’s being done!

Rush Limbaugh has now been gone for over five years — with barely any media presence whatsoever anymore — and his fans are STILL heartbroken over his absence. It speaks volumes of his impact: With his wit, charm, and good cheer, he forged such a powerful emotional connection with his audience that not even death could shatter the bond.

The Rush Limbaugh IP should be generating hundreds of millions each year. Instead of being silenced, his voice should be amplified — repurposed and repositioned for the next generation of “skulls full of mush.” The world still needs Rush Limbaugh.

And that’s the way it REALLY ought to be.

https://pjmedia.com/scott-pinsker/2026/02/20/the-most-mismanaged-underutilized-and-undervalued-ip-in-conservative-media-is-n4949768

Nicole Wallace said she doesn't think any Democrat called Trump Hitler. I kid you not.