Radio host blames Gov. O'Malley for cancellation of his talk show (Abuse of Power?)

Examiner ^ | Wednesday January 31, 2007 | Stephen Janis

[NicknamedBob]

Although Maryland is a blue state, its blueness resides predominantly in two counties and two cities.

Graphically, it would look like this. Maryland.

[TBP]

Do you remember MD4Bush? We still don't know who was behind it, do we?

Yes, we do. One of O'Malley's operatives. This guy is corrupt.

[TBP]

He's going after O'Malley because it makes better headlines instead of going after the real culprit, the station management.

No, he's going afte r O'Malley becaue Marty Boy adn his family are extrremely intolerant of dissent. I hvae no doubt that they put extreme pressure on teh station, making them an offer they couldn't refuse.

[TBP]

The governor doesn't have any right to force the university, which receives funding from the state, to fire him, neither.

Of course he does. He's King of Maryland, don't you know?

[TBP]

Why does the governor suddenly care about its programming right after he's in power?

Becasue it'sa state university, and now that he is in state office he can do something about it. As Mayor, he had no power over the sttion. Now he does. It's called funding.

[TBP]

Morgan State University is a state university which has predominately black students. O'Malley is a Democrat.

Maybe he thinks they voted for Steele! Liberals hate blacks who think fo rthemselves. They love blacks as longas they "know their place."

[TBP]

Morgan State University is a state university which has predominately black students. O'Malley is a Democrat.

Maybe he thinks they voted for Steele! Liberals hate blacks who think fo rthemselves. They love blacks as long as they "know their place."

[montag813]

Maryland is going down the toilet.

[montag813]

Maryland is going down the toilet.

[RebelBanker]

I noticed that there was no mention of the facts that Morgan State is a traditionally black school and Mr. Powers happens to be black.

[RebelBanker]

Going?

[bmwcyle]

Fans of radio talk show host Tyrone Powers protest Tuesday in front of Morgan State University in Baltimore. Powers has accused Gov. Martin O’Malley of being behind the cancellation of his show on the campus radio station, WEAA-FM.

[It's me]

Do you mean this Tyrone Power?

[wireman]

Tyrone Power?

I loved him in "The Long Gray Line."

[NicknamedBob]

"I noticed that there was no mention of the facts that Morgan State is a traditionally black school and Mr. Powers happens to be black."

Hmm. I knew that, but I didn't think about it.

I'd make a lousy Democrat. I have no race-consciousness.

[RebelBanker]

The Maryland Democrat Party brass in general and Pretty Boy Marty in particular seem to have a bit of a race problem. They demand all black votes but try very hard to make sure that there are no blacks in the power structure. They also absolutely hate any black person daring to criticize them - hence the very nasty personal attacks on Michael Steele.

[khnyny]

Check out the following on the Drudgereport:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070517/ap_ono_re_us/lockdown_zones_1

Stree Lockdowns Proposed for Baltimore

BALTIMORE - A city council leader, alarmed by Baltimore’s rising homicide rate, wants to give the mayor the power to put troubled neighborhoods under virtual lockdown.

“Desperate measures are needed when we’re in desperate situations,” City Council Vice President Robert W. Curran told The (Baltimore) Sun. He said he would introduce the legislation next week.

BTW, Curran is O’Malley’s wife’s uncle. LOL.

[jimfree]

The U. S. Senate is considering legislation that would impose criminal penalties, even jail time, on grassroots causes and citizens who criticize Congress. Section 220 of S. 1, the lobbying reform bill currently before the Senate, would require anyone who communicates to 500 or more members of the public on policy matters, to register and file quarterly reports to Congress. Those failing to file or who file late would be subject to fines and possible imprisonment.

"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."

[khnyny]

Thanks for the post. I think, lol. Depressing stuff.