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Someone emailed me after I did a messageboard post about AA, saying that "if you DO want to hear AA, be quick;
they won't be around too long". Yup. Here was my response to him:

hi--yeah, in some ways I wish I could hear it so I could see just how bad it is! You're right, it won't be up for long. If Franken and his pals want to get on radio after AA
folds, I'm sure the folks at NPR will oblige. (Heard a couple clips on Laura Ingraham's show of NPR's Fresh Air: host Terry Gross fawning over Al, then Gross showing her
liberal bias when Bill O'Reilly was on. O'Reilly fought back and she was like, humina, humina, humina... :) )

And they have to spend money to get on, yes...for what is basically a "get GWB out of the White House" operation. I'm no radio expert but maybe what they should have done was get ONE show going, hopefully with a better host, and try to syndicate it.
This should have been done years ago --"Rush wasn't built in a day"--and maybe now they'd at least have one successful show. But when you have liberals basically
talking to themselves, would it be successful? (Heard Sean Hannity play his "AlGore Does Howard Dean" bit, where the former veep screams out about the
Pres.? : "HE BETRAYED THIS COUNTRY! HE PLAYED ON OUR FEARS!!!!"
Sure, there's nothing wrong with showing your emotions, Mr. "I Lost My Home State in 2002"...but show some REASON with it, too...