The ONLY good thing about this vicious attack on women's rights, is it's apparently waking up women who are now 20-30-something who took the achievements of the "women's lib" movement for granted. Hey, guess what, job and educational opportunities were not always there, nor were reproductive rights. And now, all women are being threatened again.

Feminism is not for the history books. Sadly, we women have to stay alert, stay ready to protect the rights we have -- and should have -- which involves all of us, regardless of age. And that involves our bodies, our work, our education, our lives.

limbaugh, in effect, apologized to the sponsors,not the woman in question. so, this "rare" apology,may have been rare;but, it wasn't an apology.

To James MK:
Looking on the bright-side now, of course we are animals; but, not only that, we have created sports that will insure that our kind out-live every other species on the earth. Yes, I'm a mammal animal and that makes me feel grateful to still be alive.

Sad to say, but that paragraph did not even end on a happy note. Bear with me through this ammendment: "Don't worry, be happy."

The public suffers from an extraordinarily short memory. Did you all forget that Rush Limbaugh spent years on drugs while arguing against drugs and drug addicts on the air?

Rush Limbaugh is no more responsible for what comes out of his mouth than is any other drug addict in entertainment. He's not the first junkie with access to media and he won't be the last.

Class warfare is 360 is what is going on and why this term is one that so many deny is beyond me! We are so smart but we are animals!

You're absolutely right when you critique Hollywood for supporting a backward movement vis-a-vis women's roles and reproductive rights. Imagine another Fast Times At Ridegmont High in which Sean Penn's surfed-out stoner character knocks up an up & coming media star - and she gives it all up to have the result of a drunken one-nighter. That plot point would have had movie-goers running from the theatre in the 80's ... Whatever happened to mistakes, a little fun, and then going your own way? Institutionalized conservatism masquerading as low-brow buddy-movie, Knocked Up is an insult to the existence of a cerebral cortex in women. And Juno might as well have come with a seal of approval from the Catholic Church. This along with the obsession with Brides dresses and Brides Maids and all things weddings is enough to make you feel you wandered into a 50-60's time warp. Thank god Four Weddings & A Funeral at least had a iny touch of death, a promise not to get married, and plenty of romping along the way. The Brits know how to do it! (Love the Amy Poehler poster, by the way. There's a lady who can recruit.)