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For two publicity-craving liberal talk hosts looking to milk recent circumstances, results are so far mixed. Ed Schultz thought he had a deal to broadcast to U.S. soldiers, but the Pentagon now says otherwise.In part one here, Fargo, North Dakota-based Ed Schultz is reaping a mini-whirlwind of press attention, for making unsubstantiated claims against Armed Forces Radio. Possibly in response to a Democrat-led push for greater ideological programming "balance" on global military broadcasts, the Ed Schultz show was, in theory at least, to begin Monday. Instead, his nationally syndicated program was halted before even a single airing. Was it ever...

Washington Post's Kurtz Adds To Liberal Talk Hype Recently I've been asked by several people, including in a national radio interview last night, why I spend so much time attacking liberal talk radio. Let me make it clear: if liberal talk can succeed on its own, then I have no dispute. After all, who can argue with success? If there's an audience for it, far be it for me to fight the tide. Countering the dishonesty, that's what motivates the Radio Equalizer. For over a year now, we've been subjected to slanted reports, puff pieces and softball interviews of Air...