and fake Facebook posts purchased from New Delhi, but gave up the
ruse upon realizing his elderly audience couldn't/wouldn't get with the program.
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/07/11/1108524/-Rush-Limbaugh-s-phony-empire-exposed?showAll=yes
*** today's word is
RUSE. as in Willard Romney admitted back in 1994 that "blind trusts were an age old ruse" so he really
does know what's going on in his "blind trusts" today.
LOL
Premiere On Call pays $40 per hour, one hour per day guaranteed...Nice little part time gig.
“Thank you for auditioning for Premiere On Call,” it said. “Your audition was great! We’d like to invite you to join our official roster of ‘ready-to-work’ actors.” The job, the email indicated, paid $40 an hour, with one hour guaranteed per day.
But what exactly was the work? The question popped up during the audition and was explained, the actor said, clearly and simply: If he passed the audition, he would be invited periodically to call in to various talk shows and recite various scenarios that made for interesting radio. He would never be identified as an actor, and his scenarios would never be identified as fabricated—which they always were.
“I was surprised that it seemed so open,” the actor told me in an interview. “There was really no pretense of covering it up.”
Curious, the actor did some snooping and learned that Premiere On Call was a service offered by Premiere Radio Networks, the largest syndication company in the United States and a subsidiary of Clear Channel Communications, the entertainment and advertising giant. Premiere syndicates some of the more sterling names in radio, including Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, and Sean Hannity. But a great radio show depends as much on great callers as it does on great hosts: Enter Premiere On Call...
http://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-life-and-religion/58759/radio-daze
