Free Republic

The news Sunday afternoon that Steve Bannon had been named chief strategist in President-elect Donald Trump's White House sparked renewed interest in a topic NPR covered this summer, the rise of the white nationalist movement, also referred to euphemistically as the "alt-right." Bannon is the former CEO of Breitbart News, an online news site that he previously called "the platform for the alt-right." Happily, from my point of view, the language NPR used to describe Bannon and the movement evolved quickly away from just "alt-right." As standards editor Mark Memmott wrote Monday in an internal memo, "additional words are needed...

RIGHT NOW THERE IS a fantastic 2-hour LIVE "Tea Party RadioThon" featuring Mark Levin, Joe The Plumber, Lars Larson, Phyllis Schlafly and many other conservative leaders.  The program runs from 6:00PM - 8:00 PM Pacific (9:00 PM - 11:00 PM Eastern).  You can LISTEN LIVE - HERE starting at 6:00 PM Pacific/9:00 PM Eastern. The mission:  to support Conservative Republican tea party activist, Sharron Angle, in her amazing campaign to "Defeat Harry Reid."  The election is just 5 days away and three brand new polls show Angle has surged into the lead!  It's been a historic political run, and it's been made possible because of you....

BRADENTON, FL. (NS/TheCaptainsAMERICA) - There's a new Talk Radio show taking the Tampa Bay area by storm!!! The program called, "The Captain's AMERICA", is heard live on Wednesday mornings from 10 to 11 am on 1490 WWPR radio in Bradenton, Florida. Recent guests on the program have included Major Chuck Larson, an Iraq War Vet and Founder of Families United Mission.com, Jason Montoya, the founder of Save The Solders.com and Tramm Hudson, 13th Congressional District Republican Candidate for Congress... Scheduled to appear in the next few weeks are America Supports You sponsor and participant Feld Entertainment Inc., Vern Buchanan Congressional...

Caller Dies On Live Radio Phone-In Show Officials: Heart Attack Likely Responsible (KUTV) A caller to a British radio phone-in show died while on air, the program's host said Friday as he described his shock. The regular caller, known only as “Terry,” had telephoned in to a late-night debate yesterday on Liverpool's Magic FM 1548 station in northwest England when the line suddenly went silent. Disc jockey Pete Price was so worried that he abandoned his show and sped to the man's house – but it was too late.