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But that's exactly what I mean by visibly polarizing. Cephus is some guy on a web forum. He doesn't command the attention of millions of listeners.
No, but there are polarizing atheist figures who have made every effort to command the courts. And it's worked...cities have been known to tell little old lady's they can't have Christmas decorations on their doors for fear of law suits.
Millions of people do not do as he says. Olberman is a nobody in liberal circles. Cindy Sheehan is an afterthought with most liberals. The most polarizing figures on the left are the ones we're actually ashamed of.
It's not about how many millions listen to Olbermann or Rush. Rush does not lead the Republican party. Pelosi is an extremely polarizing figure and she is the speaker of the house right now.
I wouldn't know the name of the person that runs PETA or MSNBC but yet I know who Rupert Murdoch and Ted Haggard are.
Yeah and I am well aware of who Soros and Ayers are...
The right takes pride in a far right nut like Coulter saying that women shouldn't be allowed to vote(What the **** was that about anyways?). They hold Rush Limbaugh as some sort of Golden Boy behind the mic. The left ostracizes it's most polarizing and radical figures while the right supports theirs.
No, this isn't the case at all. Coulter is a joke and despite what the white house is telling you right now, Rush doesn't lead the party.