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'''Bubba the Love Sponge''' is the stage name of ], ] radio show host '''Todd Clem'''. He was largely responsible for the ] ] imposing a fine of $755,000 on ] on ], ]. The fine consisted of the maximum of $27,500 for each of 26 airings of a segment the FCC said was "designed to pander to, titillate and shock listeners", plus a $40,000 fine for record-keeping violations. '''Bubba the Love Sponge Clem''' (born '''Todd Clem''', he legally changed his name) was a ], ] radio show host. He was largely responsible for the ] ] imposing a fine of $755,000 on ] on ], ]. The fine consisted of the maximum of $27,500 for each of 26 airings of a segment the FCC said was "designed to pander to, titillate and shock listeners", plus a $40,000 fine for record-keeping violations. . He was fired on ] ].


Clem is currently running for the office of ] of ].
He was fired on ] ].


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Bubba the Love Sponge Clem (born Todd Clem, he legally changed his name) was a Tampa, Florida radio show host. He was largely responsible for the US Federal Communications Commission imposing a fine of $755,000 on Clear Channel Communications on January 27, 2004. The fine consisted of the maximum of $27,500 for each of 26 airings of a segment the FCC said was "designed to pander to, titillate and shock listeners", plus a $40,000 fine for record-keeping violations. . He was fired on 24 February 2004.

Clem is currently running for the office of sheriff of Pinellas County, Florida.

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