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nothing to say in defense of your talk show host? lol
good post :)
that image is too terrifying! ROFL!
I really hope it's not as much as 36 percent... can there be than many empty heads?
it's scary like lord of the flies...
do you notice how I'm talking about your source and you keep turning around talking about me and you? Get over it and focus on the issue. The guy is a talk show host looking for ratings by talking crap.
sounds like Coulter kind of crazy LOL
naw, just trying to go for the rating$$$ but flops
that was great! right from the horses mouth:
press question: what did Iraq have to do with the attack on the WTC?
bush: nothing.
caught on video
not much of moderating fact... Lester Maddox was a staunch segregationist... not a big fan of his.
your response is just plain off base. Here's the link to your illustrious source... good for a laugh! Just another wanna be Coulter or Limbaugh...
http://boortz.com/more/bio.html
Neal Boortz aka: The Talkmaster, Mighty Whitey and The High Priest of The Church of the Painful Truth.
More Than You Really Want to Know!
Some of you have been having a big time with my Web Page, but you may not be sure just who in the ever-loving hell I am. I have noticed hits from as far away as Great Britain and Southeast Asia. Hey, I may be syndicated, but I don't think I'm on any station in Saigon.
For those of you who don't know, Neal Boortz (that's me) has been a Talk Show Host (What Bill Clinton would refer to as a "Preacher of Hate") in Atlanta, Georgia since 1969. Since 1993 I have been holding forth on News Talk 750 WSB, a radio station with a 50,000 watt afterburner. Since early 1999 my show has been syndicated on radio stations from Maine to California and from Alaska to Florida. My program airs live from 8:30 to 1:00 pm each weekday. Right now I am closing in on four million listeners nationwide. Hey, that's not up to Limbaugh standards, but then I'm growing faster than he is.
<< more at link >>
I know what you mean... but the style of that article should be transparent to most at this point, it's been so overdone.
Some of these types of articles are written by guys who are being compensated by the corporations they are defending... if not directly, by "donations".
...unlike some of you
I always make a giant effort to provide links and source information, so what are you talking about?
no link?
Neal Boortz - talk show host who is still hung up on Clinton LOL
this comment was posted at that site about that article...
I worked at Wal-Mart...
for a short time as a temp.. One of my co-workers summed the experience succinctly: "This job is the Anti-Christ!" I have never been so glad to leave an employer. I haven't even entered a Wal-Mart in over a year, and I would encourage others to do the same. Go to K-Mart or Target. Better yet, pay the couplee of extra bucks and patronize a mom and pop store. Keep our money and jobs here in America. I refuse to spend money at a place that treated me, and others, so poorly and has killed the textile industry in the state I reside in. If you don't mind spending your tax dollars to subsidise the health care that Wal-Mart won't pay for while you pay someone in China to sew shoddy clothes, hey-be my guest.
I don't understand how anyone when given the information would support a company that not only mistreats and underpays it's employees but also costs tax payers money. It doesn't make any sense.
Short video on Artic Refuge drilling...
With the U.S. Senate heading for a showdown vote on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, I wish I could sit down with you and other supporters to explain the enormous challenge we face over the next six weeks.
Since I can't do that, I've done the next best thing and recorded a short video message about the critical situation at hand. I hope you'll watch this two- minute video right away.
Then I need you to take an extra step to save the Arctic Refuge by passing this video on to your friends and colleagues. They need to know that drilling the Arctic -- and destroying our natural heritage -- will not save us money at the pump or make us more secure.
Our goal: to reach into homes across America over the next two weeks, so that when the make-or-break vote comes after Labor Day, we can spring into action one million strong and defeat Big Oil's agenda.
Click here to view the video and pass it on to others:
http://www.nrdcactionfund.org/tellafriend.asp
We've got no time to lose.
The House recently passed the so-called "American-Made Energy and Good Jobs Act" (H.R. 5429), which would stuff the oil companies' already bloated coffers with billions more in profits.
And it would destroy the Arctic Refuge for the sake of oil that won't make a dent in gas prices or wean us off Persian Gulf oil.
A version of this Arctic wildlife destruction bill is now headed for a vote in the U.S. Senate sometime in September. Please help us mobilize one million Americans to stop this bill in its tracks.
http://www.nrdcactionfund.org/tellafriend.asp
I know how many times you've helped us block President Bush's relentless drive to destroy the Arctic Refuge.
But the political reality is this: the White House can afford to lose this fight repeatedly. But we cannot afford to lose once -- or else the greatest living reminder of our natural heritage will die forever.
Please help us prevent this disaster from coming to pass by helping us build a nationwide army of opposition.
http://www.nrdcactionfund.org/tellafriend.asp
And thank you for fighting to keep the Arctic wild and free.
Sincerely,
Robert Redford
NRDC Action Fund
(from an email)
you are right PegnVA... Wal-mart costs all of us... see my earlier post:
WAL-MART Costs Taxpayers $1,557,000,000,00 to Support its Employees
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?Message_id=12317983&txt2find=wal
I agree 100%. Costco is much better.
According to the documentary The High Cost of Low Prices, Wal-Mart has knowingly hired illegals and even locked them in the store overnight.
I agree totally. For a long time I hesitated to called him an outright liar. But it's totally justified at this point.
I just wonder what percentage of stuff that comes out of his mouth is outright lies as oppossed to just stretching the truth LOL
read? research? check sources?
that's too much to ask of some people
at least on that site there is an About Us page... still no specific names though.
"From correspondents in Copenhagen, Denmark"
why wouldn't they WANT their names there? why wouldn't they want credit???
this site is also suspicious... why isn't there any info about who is the editor, who runs the site, etc???
something like this:
http://www.sfgate.com/chronicle/info/copyright/
Frankly, I cannot take seriously articles with NO author from flakely sites of questionable origin.
breitbart.com ???
where do you dig up these sites? I don't see any "about us" info... I don't see the article you posted having an author...
not sure... but looks like he's associated with drudge report
no author? no links? Please provide them
too bad he didn't hold out longer, could have worked out very well for him
true... we need all of them out... Cheney, Rumsfeld, et al
I will never question the patriotism of somebody who disagrees with me.--George Bush, News Conference 8/21/06
sure, not publicly... not him... he'll just sic Karl Rove and his propaganda machine on them
all the more reason to impeach him ASAP
...since 1980 the U.S. political scene has been dominated by a conservative movement firmly committed to the view that what’s good for the rich is good for America. Sure enough, the rich have seen their incomes soar, while working Americans have seen few if any gains. ...
therefore you'd have to conclude that what's good for the rich doesn't necessarily trickle down to working Americans.
combine that with the new grassroots campaign fund raising via the internet and I think you see a shift coming... and rightfully so.
Actually, I like Hagel - I see him as a straight shooter.
I'd rather have any decent straight shooter regardless of party in the White House than Bush & Co. I used to respect McCain in the same way, but he has slipped. Ron Paul is another republican I admire and could support for the White House.
Sen. Hagel says GOP has lost its way
By WILL LESTER, Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON - Republicans have lost their way when it comes to many core GOP principles and may be in jeopardy heading into the fall elections, Sen. Chuck Hagel (news, bio, voting record), R-Neb. says. Hagel, a possible presidential candidate in 2008, said Sunday that the GOP today is very different party from the one when he first voted Republican.
"First time I voted was in 1968 on top of a tank in the Mekong Delta," said Hagel, a Vietnam veteran. "I voted a straight Republican ticket. The reason I did is because I believe in the Republican philosophy of governance. It's not what it used to be. I don't think it's the same today."
Hagel asked: "Where is the fiscal responsibility of the party I joined in '68? Where is the international engagement of the party I joined — fair, free trade, individual responsibility, not building a bigger government, but building a smaller government?"
His frustration does not lead him to think Democrats offer a better alternative. But Hagel wants to see the GOP return to its basic beliefs.
"I think we've lost our way," Hagel said. "And I think the Republicans are going to be in some jeopardy for that and will be held accountable."
Hagel has not decided whether he will run for president in 2008. But he respects his wife's reservations about being first lady — cited in a book about Hagel.
"I think it just shows the immense good judgment of my wife and how sane she is. I don't know of any spouse who would wish the job of president on their husband or wife," Hagel said on Fox News Sunday. "It's a big job. It's a tough job."
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060821/ap_on_el_pr/hagel_republicans
lol good one.
I have that one sitting on my shelf... will have to read it sometime. I thought Airframe was really interesting yet you don't hear much about that one either.
He is so intelligent and talented.
I agree.
funny how those whinning about programs like workman's comp and the few who abuse it, don't respond to this with great concern
His books are almost always good reading... I'll have to pick that one up when I get a chance. Probably what makes his works of fiction so interesting is the enterwining or advanced science
I'm reminded of the cuban missle crisis... and how he and his administration handled it... how they stood strong yet made every effort to avoid all out war
yes, I understood what you said. my point is that abuse happens from both sides and no assumption was made about the ones you opposed.