[Idaho_Cowboy]

I’m hate to say this old chap, but in trying to tell us not to be a caricature you have done just that and given us your caricature of conservatives.

Could you give us a specific example of who and what you are talking about? Anytime you throw around broad generalities you are characterizing. Do all conservative talk show hosts fit this category, of course not; so why the broad brush approach?

[fabian]

I wrote that this happens all too often, and it does. A caricature, thanks for the spelling, is an exxagetted and inaccurate example of a type of person, no?
This is what I see being done at times...by Rush when he rants on and on about the left, sort of hyper. Not like the old happy Rush when he began years ago. Or when Hannity goes on and no and on , so irritated, which reflects in his tone, about Obama..with so little spoken about the real examples daily of how lower taxes has helped so many people to grow businesses and such. And Jesse Lee Peterson, who is a small talk show many probably do not know of, goes on air and tells people that women taking over positions of power are a big reason for our downfall...latter changing it to only liberal women...no mention of the men who opened those doors to them! And how blacks many blacks should go back on the plantations to learn a work ethic. I am not making that up!
I love Walter Williams and and how Reagan expressed our ideas. real grace as well as strength there. Roy Masters has that too in late night radio. This is missing in many good shows and is the point of my post.