Who is your favorite conservative radio talk show host?

[RedOhio]

I was just wondering what everyone's favorite talk radio show is. My favorite is Glenn Beck. Your thoughts?

[Soul Seeker]

Rush. No one else compares.

I like Levin as well, but only can catch him occassionally on the net.

Hannity I listen for the interviews.

Laura depends on the days subject matter.

Medved if I want a calm voice.

[NavVet]

That's easy, it is a two-way tie betwenn Chang Limbang "talent on loan from Mao" and Ali Limbali, "talent on loan from Alla".

[quidnunc]

Snuffington wrote: Currently it's a close race. But top honors go to Hugh Hewitt. He has mastered the talk radio format, and intertwined it with the internet/blogosphere. To me he's the leading edge at the moment. When big news is breaking, this is the show I cannot wait to hear.

Today Hewett did a talk-like-a-pirate segment where he wouldn't talk to any caller unless they talked like Wallace Berry in Treasure Island.

It may not have been the stupidist thing I've heard lately, but it was definitely in the running.

[Menehune56]

#1 - Rush #2 - Walter E. Williams #3 - Roger Hedgecock - but they're all good.

[twmcmahan]

Actually, I dislike most talk radio hosts. With the exception of O'reilley and savage, they all seem to be pretty much ideologues. Like most Americans, my views are developed on an issue-by-issue basis. I'm a libertarian. I dislike republicans and democrats equally. I'm fiscally Conservative and socially liberal. There doesn't seem to be any hosts out there that aren't GOP or DNC ideologues.

[PaleoPal]

There are no more conservative talk hosts. I suspect it's ClearChannel, but even Rush is now a Bushbot. Talk radio is now where rock&roll was in 1962 - co-opted by show biz.

There's a guy in Baltimore who has integrity ... "Smith?" I liked Jerry Agar in Raleigh, now KC. Other than locals, I'll take Liddy for old time's sake. But, he's kinda' tired sounding now.

[Glenmerle]

First, Rush. I still remember the first day I heard him, in July 1992. And I remember how he lifted my spirits after the presidential elections of 1992 and 1996, and how funny he was after the 1994 elections. Next, Dennis Prager, and then Laura Ingraham. I'd love to listen to Mark Levin, but he's not on where I live.

[diamond6]

You're weird.
:)

[sofaman]

1. Al Rantell

2. Steve Malzberg

3. Larry Elder

4. Laura Ingram

5. Hannity

6. Mark Levin

7. Rush

8.Hugh Hewitt

9. Michael Medved

10. Glenn Beck

[Skooz]

The Trailblazer. Still the best.

I like Medved, Savage, Liddy and Beck, too.

[micha]

Michael Savage of course !!

[American Sovereignty Defender]

Hannity. However, Rush is a close second. I prefer Hannity over Rush since I like to hear a good debate between a solid conservative and a solid waste liberal.

[Age of Reason]

None.

They are all Bozos.

Although Bob Grant and Frank from Queens are at least the most honest.

The rest are totally bought and paid for Bozos.

And not conservative: They are Pied Pipers of the lobotomized.

[tame]

Fresno, huh? Is that you, John? What does the screen name mean?

[Psycho_Bunny]

To me, Dennis Prager is the clearest thinker...Hugh Hewitt is the funnest.

[luvbach1]

I like Savage. Big ego and petty jealousies aside, I find him laugh-out-loud funny, impassioned, on target (most of the time),articulate, philosophical,interesting, varied, courageous, and outrageous. Also like when he digresses into personal anecdotes. Most of all, I like his skewering of liberals and his unabashed love for America.

[Egon]

Jason Lewis WBT 1110, Charlotte, NC

Sigh. We miss Jason up here in the Twin Cities.

[Rate_Determining_Step]

2nd Lt. Bryan Suits. Best talk radio host period. Currently serving in Iraq.

Thank you Bryan!

[RangerM]

You might like Neal Boortz.

I stream him from the wsbradio.com website 8:30A-1:00P Eastern

[micha]

Michael Savage of course !!