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Jim Quinn - Local Pittsburgh talkshow host, really brings the issues out and presents it in a way the common person can understand. Gets me fired up to keep up the good fight.

Michael Savage - Tells it like it is, gets mad a lot but I understand why, I get mad a lot too. Quinn gets me going in 1st and 2nd gear, Savage kicks it into 3rd and 4th. Savage doesn't like party politics, he is for what is best for America. I think he is my favorite along with Quinn.

Mark Levin - I don't hear him too often but when the AM skip comes in, I hear him over WABC. I love it when Hannity has him on. He hows no mercy to the liberals.

Sean Hannity, very likeable, somewhat of a lightweight, but not all of us can be heavy hitters and despite some of my misgivings on him about his feelings on us Freepers, I still see him as a team player, maybe a good starter to get the younger set to come to conservatism and go from there.

Glenn Beck - Can be loud but love his satire. I also like his stories about him growing up. He's 41 and I'll be 39 soon so we seem to have similar memories. I see him like a big brother sometimes when he talks about these things. Love his "Freak Juries" (IMHO, I think a Glenn Beck "Freak Jury" would fly rings around the Supreme Court) and "Jepretardy" bits.

Phil Hendrie - A little over the top but funny. Love it when he plays the oboxious guy doing some obnoxious thing and the callers beat him up on it. A Conservative Democract, he seems to tow the conservative line a lot.

Art Bell - Conservative/libertarian, I get into the paranormal a lot and Art Bell was the ticket into that. I loved him in the mid 1990's when the show was more caller driven and less guest driven where the subject ranged from paranormal to politics to current events. His bits with JC along with "Charlie Liberal" and "Dr. Democrat" are funny. Being an amateur radio operator, I love it when he has Wayne Green on although when he brings up the topic, "we didn't go to the Moon," Wayne jumps the shark.

Chuck Harder - A nationalist like Michael Savage, kindler and gentler, but he tackles the issues and is not afraid to take both parties to task. I hardly hear him anymore, I wish I could find a radio station that carries him.