Rush: Want Birth Control? Post Sex Videos in Return

Rush Limbaugh isn't quieting down about birth control. After calling a Georgetown law student who supports health insurance coverage for birth control a "slut," he's now insisting that women who want contraceptive coverage should "pay" in return by posting sex videos of themselves online. "Femi-nazis, here's the deal," he announced. "If we are going to pay for your contraceptives, and thus pay for you to have sex, we want something for it. We want you post the videos online so we can all watch." He also offered to buy all the "aspirin" Georgetown women need, referring to a quip last month by Rick Santorum money man Foster Friess (Friess later apologized).

Female politicians are demanding an apology from Limbaugh, and the student he attacked has called his remarks "out of bounds." No woman deserves to be disrespected in this manner," said Sandra Fluke. "This language is an attack on all women, and has been used throughout history to silence our voices." Some are so furious with Limbaugh that police are getting particularly worried about packages being sent to his home. But one "suspicious" piece of mail turned out to be harmless. It was an electronic plaque from a fan about President Lincoln's assassination, reports the Palm Beach Post. (More Sandra Fluke stories.)