[AMDG]

One of the things I miss about Boston is the David Brudnoy show. Instead of being a bomb thrower ('a la Sean Hannity), David took a more cerebral approach to his show.

He will be missed.

I wish him well on his journey.

[CTpatriot]

God speed, sir.

[zook]

This is sad. I'll miss him a lot.

[xJones]

He faces with his death with great courage.

[Bikers4Bush]

I've never heard him but based on the comments of so many folks I may have to try and find an archive of one of his shows just to get a feel for what they will all miss.

[BibChr]

"I'm ready," said Brudnoy, 64, ...the declared agnostic.

A sad miscalculation, at best.

Dan
How Can I Know God?

[SuziQ]

God Bless Brudnoy as he prepares to meet Him.

[Gritty]

''I don't believe in pitchforks and harps," added the declared agnostic

And I don't believe in evolution and Bill Clinton.

Is that good enough?

[Conservomax]

Why has any mention of David Brudnoy turned into a religious discussion?

The religious friends in his life including MA Governor Romney, a devout Mormon, have been praying for him, prayers that Brudnoy has been grateful for and fully accepting of.

As he said himself, If there is a heaven I'll knock twice, if there's a hell a knock once, and if there's nothing i'll not knock at all.

[Darkwolf377]

David died around 6 PM EST tonight.

[af_vet_1981]

David Brudnoy supported having those addicted to Homosexuality hold leadership positions in the Boy Scouts. By that measure he was indeed a spokesman for the cult of homosexuality agenda.

I was asked to be here tonight in part as a signal of the Boston Minuteman Council's cold war with the national Boy Scouts of America headquartered in Irving, Texas. I say cold war because there is no shooting, no shouting, just a tough disagreement separating the national organization, which demands a cruel discrimination doing nothing but enshrining a bigotry, and the Minuteman Council, which last year, in its policy of nondiscrimination, signed by Brock Bigsby, declared as unacceptable "bias, intolerance, and unlawful discrimination" in serving thousands of youths "without regard to color, race, religion, ethnic background, sexual orientation, or economic status." In joining councils in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Minneapolis - my natal city - the Council in Boston, my adopted city for 40 years, said forcefully that it will not judge the worthiness of a boy to share in the remarkable experience of scouting on the basis of what his sexual orientation is or may be, nor the competence of an older boy or man to be a leader, on the same irrelevant criterion.