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Some of the topics we're loaded with today: Perry Does More Comedy || Herman Cain Still #1 || PU Child Rape Scandal Deepens

Believe it or not, here's a story that adds to the insanity of the everyday culture of the once-great Golden State. The city council of West Hollywood, California, has tentatively approved what is believed to be the first-ever ban on the sale of fur clothing.

RUSH:  I went out and played golf yesterday after the program with Joel Surnow, my friend who used to produce "24."

RUSH:  You ought to take a look at the Drudge homepage. This is classic. Herman Cain with three women and a guy. Does that picture make women look uncomfortable, do you think, in the era now of sexual harassment?

RUSH: Does this not sound like far more risque behavior than anything that's been alleged against Herman Cain?

RUSH: The feminazis not happy with me, by the way, over that "synchronizing menstrual cycles." They're really ticked off, we got the sound bite on it.

RUSH: I'll guarantee you they wanted him to come on there and forget his lines as he did the top ten list. Letterman was not happy. Perry was funny.

RUSH: This is Veterans Day. I want to wish everybody in the United States Military the best and express on behalf of all of us the most sincere thanks that we can muster for your service, your volunteerism, everything that you've done, everything that you do.

RUSH: This school dinner business, just so that you understand this, is pushed by the Service Employees International Union. It's a union deal because they run the kitchens.

CALLER:  Yeah, I have an economics teacher, Mr. McCoy.  He is a screaming liberal, and I challenge him in his class, so he plans his lesson around me, and he tries to set little traps for me.  Is there anything you can help me say just to shut him up and put him in his place?

CALLER: Nothing that I have ordered online has gotten to me in 48 hours.

RUSH: I love hearing that, and you like it. That's great.

CALLER: I like it. It's wonderful.

RUSH: You're making my day here. Making my day!

CALLER:  I was fired a couple of months ago and for the first time in my life I went on unemployment, and I'm using the unemployment money to start a business, and I wanted to know if you have any business advice for me.

RUSH: Ladies and gentlemen, they finally convinced me to talk about this. I'm doing a rare Rush to Excellence appearance in Manhattan on the 29th, the Tuesday after Thanksgiving.  And I'm doing it at the Town Hall theater in Midtown Manhattan.  It's West 43rd Street near Times Square at 7:30 PM.  There are precious few seats available, and they are available at WABCradio.com, or Ticketmaster.

RUSH: This thing would provide a lot of oil and, at a minimum, 20,000 jobs and that's what Obama says he cares about, but he delays this 'til after the election -- and that's the key.

RUSH: It's important to liberals that the legend of Anita Hill as a victim of Clarence Thomas survives. No matter what! Herman Cain has laughed at that, and they cannot take it.

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