Rush loses yet another national advertiser

04 Sep 2012 18:00 #1 by Something the Dog Said
Sears Holdings Corporation, parent of the Sears Roebuck and Co chain of department stores, announced on September 4 via Twitter that it is dropping its advertising from the Rush Limbaugh Show in response to consumer input about Limbaugh's bigotry.

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04 Sep 2012 18:19 #2 by Blazer Bob

Something the Dog Said wrote: Sears Holdings Corporation, parent of the Sears Roebuck and Co chain of department stores, announced on September 4 via Twitter that it is dropping its advertising from the Rush Limbaugh Show in response to consumer input about Limbaugh's bigotry.



Try again.

http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2012 ... -and-kmart

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04 Sep 2012 18:28 #3 by LadyJazzer

"Sears and Kmart did not intentionally advertise on the Rush Limbaugh show. We've taken actions to ensure our ads do not run on this show."


Yep... Sounds like a plan to me... :Whistle

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04 Sep 2012 18:29 #4 by Something the Dog Said
This is the statement by Sears, on September 4, 2012.

Sears Holdings Corporation, parent of the Sears Roebuck and Co chain of department stores, announced on September 4 via Twitter that it is dropping its advertising from the Rush Limbaugh Show in response to consumer input about Limbaugh's bigotry.

http://twitchy.com/2012/09/04/nickelode ... ughs-show/

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04 Sep 2012 19:04 #5 by PrintSmith
That's pretty funny Dog - I don't see a mention of bigotry anywhere in the Sears release. That sounds a lot like a bit of opinion someone else added to what it was that the folks at Sears actually said. Forgive me, but I don't think Sears would actually call anyone a bigot, they might lose a fair amount of customers by doing so. They may back out of airing commercials during certain broadcasts to potentially avoid alienating any customers, but I find it difficult, at best, to believe that they would actually court alienating potential customers who think Rush is the bee's knees by publicly labeling him as a bigot.

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04 Sep 2012 19:14 #6 by Something the Dog Said
You are correct, somehow I inadvertently edited the comment. Not sure how as I thought I cut and pasted it complete, but I did and I apologize.

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