Was the decision to end Rush Limbaughs attempt to become an NFL owner the right move?
I am glad the NFL decided to pass on rushing to accept Rush Limbaugh’s attempt to become an owner of an NFL team, because of what I consider his unsportsmanlike conduct. In his decades of polemical diatribes against real, imagined, or manufactured issues, positions and people, while he was propagating galvanizing exaltations for his benefactors and sponsors positions, or for his own beliefs. GA_googleFillSlotWithSize(HELAD_publishercode, “ArticleATFMiddleArticle300x250”, 300, 250); The NFL is a respected and admired organization of 32 independent and interdependent franchises. Like it or not, there is an obligation towards, and an affect on, society. Mr. Limbaugh’s most ardent admirers would likely concede, Mr. Limbaugh takes positions that attract some and repel others. That is a situation which has an affect on an international businesses organization’s (real or perceived) profitability. On a weekly basis we see flags thrown on ego centric celebrations for touchdowns, sacks, tackles,
