Posted on 04/28/2006 10:31:52 PM PDT by neverdem
Comrade, you forgot the real progressive radio - Radio Pacifica
Al Franken or steel drums. Who in the world would have made the switch in the first place?
Air America is so pathetic that it's funny. And they lie all the time. The other night, Jean Garafalo had the guy on who made "United 93", Paul Greengrass. She complained to him about how it is the "conservatives" who are attacking his movie.
No way man. How will alfranken then become a great senator?
And How!
I am not exaggerating in the least when I tell you a major component of why I believe in the metaphysical is the surreal way such people seem compelled to advertise their soiled psyches like characters in a Rod Serling morality play.
Liberalism, without four hours in make-up, and a crack team of writers to craft the tableau serving as the backdrop for its propositions, is truly magnificent in its repugnance.
It is politics. Someone will subsidize them and they'll stay around. The only way Frank got rid of Howard was by taking out a hit . . . |
No wonder Liberals the world over practice censorship of differing ideas when they sieze power by violent, propagandistic means. No one wants to hear them.
>>>Thats smaller than the all-Caribbean format the network replaced when it first launched in New York<<<
LMAO
This article failed to touch on one subject.
Radio programs are fact-filled and fast-moving. There is investigatory depth. You must actually use your brain to listen to them, decipher them, and form your own opinion.
Liberal news is by definition light on facts, and definitely assembled for the easily-entertained. The MSM is slow-moving, and trumpets a party line over and over. There is little or no depth in the reporting, and complicated issues are not examined in detail, lest the show lose the viewer. No brain required.
Is it any wonder that the legions of liberals who get their ammunition from CBS, NBC, NPR, CNN and the like are utterly unable to defend their positions in the arena of rational conclusion?
Happy 5th Anniversary Laura Ingraham! On yesterday's show, exactly 5 yrs to the day from her debut, they played cuts from the first show--where Laura accidentally kicked out a connection, and Lee (in a studio in a different location) had to start reading stuff from the N.Y. Post to kill time until the snafu was cleared up..."Soundbite of the week", the
"Three Stooges" in the wee hours of C-SPAN, etc.
And since we're talking Caribbean music, maybe WLIB can start playing some old records by big lefty calypso star
Harry Belafonte (Laura's played clips from the now-
raspy-voiced legend who's currently a star to the libs)
And let's not forget Larry-King-"Guess-the-Guest"--for the
howah!
It has no core. It offers no alternatives. It's obsessed with destroying Bush with a spiteful, vindictive rage that has produced nothing in return except endless frustration. It's tedious, boring and uninspiring. The very first show was as unrecongnizable as the last. 2 full years of contentious, empty rhetoric on the air and they're not a day closer to solving that mess.
Its hosts are woefully eccentric and unqualified to speak on real, substantive issues. Half the hosts are washed-up comedians with a real disdain for practical, conventional thinking. Their condescension and dismissive attitudes toward traditional values in this culture are plainly obvious. Their contempt for Christianity and its influence in America is especially disturbing.
There's a mindset within that network's top brass that refuses to moderate its 'philosophy'(if any exists) even for the sake of its own survival. On pure instinct, they must conclude that their utter failure is due to lack of a real identity which best represents their collective id.
To help stop ther bleeding, they've added on a self-proclaimed communist named Jackie Guerra to host a weekend show on Saturdays called 'Workin' it".
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