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The article continues by saying that WRKO wants him back
badly to do afternoons, and ‘RKO realizes that with Imus
back in Dec., there’s a chance he could return to
WTKK and provide stiff competition for The Felon. Entercom
and WRKO know that Howie’s losing a lot of money over this—
he does still have the Herald column and book receipts
from Brothers Bulger, but how long will the latter last?

She says that ultimately the way things have gone
legally he will probably wind up back at WRKO.

from today’s Herald

http://bostonherald.com/news/opinion/columnists/view.bg?articleid=1042445

Targeted pol smacks rival as ‘coward’
By Howie Carr | Sunday, November 4, 2007 | http://www.bostonherald.com | Columnists

From poison pen to poison crayon - yet another ancient Boston political tradition, the “anonymous” attack leaflet, has fallen on hard times.

Just ask Boston City Council candidate John “Don’t Call Me Zip!” Connolly, the Globe-endorsed Harvard twerp who has now admitted that his campaign mailed out at least two anonymous hit pieces this weekend against incumbent City Councilor Steve Murphy.

Murphy edged Connolly two years ago for the fourth and final at-large seat on the Council, and Connolly is again trying to oust Murphy Tuesday.

After Connolly’s e-mailed confession, an angry Murphy issued a statement yesterday afternoon.

“Connolly is a coward,” Murphy said. “He came clean only because of a backlash from disgusted voters. He has displayed character flaws which make him unfit for public office.”