
The controversy almost cost Limbaugh his career, as advertisers fled his vulgarity and fact-averse statements. It definitely cost the company for which he works some serious coin.
Lew Dickey, the CEO of Cumulus Media Networks, stated that it cost his company "a couple of million bucks in the first quarter and a couple of million bucks in quarter two." He claimed that the losses accounted for one percent of the 3.5 percent loss in revenue that Cumulus suffered over this period. He said things looked like they would be back to normal in June.[81]
When third quarter earnings were announced, net income was $56.05 million compared to $59.54 million for the prior year. Profit per share was $0.24 compared to $0.72 prior year. Income per share from continuing operations was $0.10 compared to $0.66 prior year. [82]
For those who may have forgotten, the original controversy began in February 2012. Roughly six months later, Time magazine nominated Ms. Fluke for person of the year.

There is a certain resemblance between the beady eyed Limbaugh and the shiny pale pink piggy bank with only one penny.
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