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To: GulliverSwift
The elitism of liberals is there for all to see by simply looking at AirAmerica. First they're gonna buy radio stations ala Clear Channel then, when that doesn't work, they try to sell syndication rights to radio stations then, when that doesn't work, they end up having to buy time on radio stations in order to get their "network" u and running. And then they're stuck schlepping for bucks on the air like a PBS pledge drive to keep the whole thing going.

Aside from its' very first day, we've heard nothing about AirAmerica from the mainstream media. The answer is obvious...no one is listening. In fact, there's a movie named after AirAmerica. It's called Gone In Sixty Seconds.

There's an old saying, "when the ship's going down, the rats are the first to jump". So the question is which rat, Franken or Garofalo, will jump first. This can't be helping their "careers"...of course screaming like a gut-shot ape about their political views prior to this little business venture hasn't been helpful either. Just ask the Dixie Chicks...(who?!).

21 posted on 04/06/2004 9:46:52 AM PDT by blake6900
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To: blake6900
Aside from its' very first day, we've heard nothing about AirAmerica from the mainstream media. The answer is obvious...no one is listening. In fact, there's a movie named after AirAmerica. It's called Gone In Sixty Seconds.

Actually, there really is a movie by the name Air America. There were two of them, one was a Mel Gibson flick coincidentally.

http://www.imdb.com/find?tt=on;nm=on;mx=20;q=air%20america

44 posted on 04/06/2004 12:49:35 PM PDT by GulliverSwift (Keep the <a href="http://www.johnkerry.com/">gigolo</a> out of the White House!)
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