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February 14, 2007 at 09:24:25

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Feuding In The Liberal Radio Leper Colony

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By Brent Budowsky (about the author)     Page 1 of 1 page(s)

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It is ridiculous, preposterous, and theater of the absurd. (see here for context. Editor)

I will name no names and will not join this mudbath. I have appeared on a number of shows as a guest, listen to many of them, find great value in most of them.

Conservative media, conservative politics, and conservative money have megabillion dollar machines.


Liberals feud with liberals. Liberal money people are stingier than Scrooge with liberal media. Liberal politicians view the progressive internet and radio as colonial powers view colonies, as a source of money extracted from average Americans to finance overpaid consultants. And now liberal hosts feud with each other.

It is ridiculous.

Prediction: the story of 2007 will be the belated but powerful synergy between progressive individuals, progressive media, progressive internet and progressive radio with progressive causes such as opposing mistaken wars and combatting global warming and climate change.

In the meantime, to the feuding hosts: please shut the hell up instead of attacking each other. When I hear that talk, I love you all, turn you off.

Stay tuned. I will have much more to say, and do, on this subject soon.

 

Brent Budowsky is a regular columnist on thehill.com. He served as Legislative Assistant to U.S. Senator Lloyd Bentsen, responsible for commerce and intelligence matters, including one (more...)
 

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You are Right by pratliff94 on Wednesday, Feb 14, 2007 at 3:08:16 PM
I haven't heard this by Shelly Thomas on Thursday, Feb 15, 2007 at 7:45:39 AM

 
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