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Feminists have criticized Beyonce because the song Bow Down differs from the theme of her music, which usually preaches empowerment. Yesterday, criticism came from a somewhat random voice: conservative pundit Rush Limbaugh. 
Conservative commentator Rush Limbaugh joined the far-right's fight against immigration on Wednesday when he lashed out at them in a radio rant that wasn't too kind. 
The conservative talk show host took to the airwaves to fight the good fight. The fight? To keep Shawty Lo's reality show on the air. 
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On his radio show today, the Walrus(h) also known as Rush went on a rant about Jay-Z and even went so far as to recite Hova's lyrics. 
Ice-T has some major beef with Rush Limbaugh, after the radio host condescendingly marveled that the rapper knew the meaning of the word "tyranny" on Tuesday.
Rush Limbaugh found a new target in the eagerly anticipated Dark Knight Rises, a film which he suggested during his program on Tuesday was part of a liberal media conspiracy:
The controversial radio host who just got out of hot water for verbally attacking a Georgetown Law student, calling her a slut and a prostitute based on her views on birth control, is at it again. 
After a series of outrageous verbal blunders as of late, Rush spewed even more ridiculous statements from the confines of his studio. 
Every time a white man gets in trouble saying some stupid sh*t he shouldn’t have said, they always fall back on the same excuse: “well, rappers say it all the time."
Rush Limbaugh’s latest tactic to ward off criticism after he called Georgetown Law student Sandra Fluke a “slut” and a “prostitute” is to blame it on rappers?!
Firms are pulling sponsorship deals from Rush’s show and now two radio stations decided not to air his show for the time being.
It’s Women's History Month and you wouldn’t know it by the constant barrage of insults courtesy of the all boys club of the Republican Party.
Fluke appeared on ABC's The View on Monday to discuss Limbaugh's apology, saying that Rush only issued it because of pressure from his show's sponsors.
Rush Limbaugh’s radio empire is crumbling, as a seventh advertiser has pulled their ads from the controversial host's show.
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