Daily Gut: CNN Perplexed By Talk Radio

So, fresh from their previous idiocy analyzing Saturday Night Live, CNN has now turned their goofy gaze toward talk radio, in a series of segments designed to examine the psychology behind a phenomenon that gives them fits. In short, they just can’t figure out why conservatives rule talk radio, and why the left is left out in the cold.

Now, only CNN could do this with a straight face. According to the network, some say talk radio is “viciously partisan,” without of course defining “some,” as “people who work at CNN.” And so the segment began, with CNN using a shrink to examine the typical listener, as though he belonged to a rare breed of lizard that dines only on feces.

Check it out, check-it-outers. 

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Tags: CNN, Fairness Doctrine, Fox News, Randi Rhoades, Rush Limbaugh
Posted Oct 20th 2009 at 2:55 pm in Daily Gut, Featured Story | 249822200 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/ggutfeld/2009/10/20/daily-gut-cnn-perplexed-by-talk-radio/Daily+Gut%3A+CNN+Perplexed+By+Talk+Radio2009-10-20+21%3A55%3A26Greg+Gutfeld

Move Over Talk Radio – Comedy Needs the Fairness Doctrine

October 6th, 2009 –the Comedy Fairness Doctrine was conceived.  A liberal civil war was declared.  CNN versus Saturday Night Live.  The cable news network turned their heat seeking missiles of truth detection on the laser-guided precision of punchlines delivered on a variety show.  The weekend preceding this historic day, Saturday Night Live returned for a new season of shows.   Their signature opening sketch featured President Barack Obama (played by Fred Armisen) reading off a laundry list of agenda items he pledged to do, and has yet to accomplish since winning the presidency. 

The list was comically, painfully long and the audience applauded and laughed at the real-life, obvious absence of leadership the sketch had captured in President Obama.  It is key to remember this is the work of comedy writers who could not find something funny about candidate or President Obama for nearly two years.  They did all they could to mock anyone and everyone around the man as to avoid skewering the “One” bearing gifts of “hope and change.”  But we’re coming up on a year in elected office and the liberals have grown restless.   (more…)

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Tags: CNN, Comedy Fairness Doctrine, Fairness Doctrine, Saturday Night LIve, talk radio
Posted Oct 14th 2009 at 4:51 pm in Entertainment, Political Humor | 24647840 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/cstigall/2009/10/14/move-over-talk-radiocomedy-needs-the-fairness-doctrine/Move+Over+Talk+Radio+%E2%80%93+Comedy+Needs+the+Fairness+Doctrine2009-10-14+23%3A51%3A17Chris+Stigall

‘NewsBusted’ 9/18/09 — Comedy News from the Right

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Tags: China Organ Donation, Fairness Doctrine, Jimmy Carter, Joe Trippi, Kelly Osbourne
Posted Sep 18th 2009 at 6:21 pm in Media Criticism, Political Humor, Video | 228698No Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/newsbusters/2009/09/18/newsbusted-91809--comedy-news-from-the-right/%E2%80%98NewsBusted%E2%80%99+9%2F18%2F09+%E2%80%94+Comedy+News+from+the+Right+2009-09-19+01%3A21%3A15NewsBusters

‘NewsBusted’ 9/01/09 — Fake News from the Right

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Tags: Cap and Trade, chelsea handler, David Letterman, Douglas Brinkley, Fairness Doctrine
Posted Sep 2nd 2009 at 6:03 pm in Media Criticism, Political Humor, Video | 2166302 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/newsbusters/2009/09/02/%e2%80%98newsbusted%e2%80%99-90109-%e2%80%94-fake-news-from-the-right-2/%E2%80%98NewsBusted%E2%80%99+9%2F01%2F09+%E2%80%94+Fake+News+from+the+Right2009-09-03+01%3A03%3A40NewsBusters

Lonewolf Diaries: It’s Time to Flip the Bird to Tyranny–Flag Yourself!

Yes, you’ve read correctly. Come this Thursday I will officially be putting a campaign underway for those opposed to nationalized healthcare. You need to flag yourselves to the Federal government. Make no mistake about it, there’s an information war going on out there and the good old Chicago politicians are trying to shut you down. Have you got the cojones to make YOUR voice heard?

Remember how upset Liberals (and even some Conservatives) were at “The Patriot Act?” It was an “invasion of our privacy and personal freedoms,” they’d say. Despite the fact that the bill was designed to gather information on terrorists and protect the American people (not harm them), I always understood the apprehension it caused people. It’s a slippery slope, and I get that.

On the flip side, however, we’ve got an administration that is NOT seeking out dangerous people with violent records, but proactively targeting American citizens in an attempt to intimidate voices of dissent. (more…)

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Tags: Chicago politicians, Fairness Doctrine, Flag Yourself Campaign, flag@whitehouse.gov, grass-roots
Posted Aug 11th 2009 at 5:22 pm in Lone Wolf Diaries, News, Politics | 203918194 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/scrowder/2009/08/11/lonewolf-diaries-its-time-to-flip-the-bird-to-tyranny-flag-yourself/Lonewolf+Diaries%3A+It%27s+Time+to+Flip+the+Bird+to+Tyranny--Flag+Yourself%212009-08-12+00%3A22%3A46Steven+Crowder

Who Really Owns the Airwaves?

For decades, Americans have been brainwashed into thinking the broadcast airwaves are public. Are they?  Or have we become so accustomed to thinking the airwaves are public that they have become so by default? By designating the airwaves as public domain, the government has become the referee of what we hear and see. And, when government has regulatory control of the media, potential danger lurks. Enforcement of the Fairness Doctrine until 1987 was one of the regulations that controlled the media, for example.

Listen to Ayn Rand

A little history behind the Federal Communications Commission and the notion that the airwaves belong to the public is in order. It all began in 1924 with Herbert Hoover when he served as Secretary of Commerce.  It was Hoover who fought for government control of radio and made repeated attempts to extend government power beyond the limits set by legislation of the time including attempts to attached detailed conditions to radio licenses.  (more…)

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Tags: "public airwaves", "The Property Status of the Airwaves", Ayn Rand, Fairness Doctrine, FCC
Posted Aug 5th 2009 at 8:55 am in Politics | 19779812 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/bjennings/2009/08/05/the-property-status-of-the-airwaves/Who+Really+Owns+the+Airwaves%3F2009-08-05+15%3A55%3A49Brian+Jennings

Cronkite’s Legacy Includes the Killing Fields of Cambodia

Walter Cronkite passed away a few days ago and pardon me for not joining the wailing and gnashing of teeth of the professional media mandarins.  The fact is that Cronkite was an over-praised meat puppet, a doctrinaire liberal-left talking head who never once uttered a word that would have caused so much as a sigh of consternation in the Manhattan media environs he dwelled in. 

Except among his loved ones, the hoopla that has accompanied his passing has nothing to do with Walter Cronkite the man and everything to do with Walter Cronkite the symbol.  He symbolized a time – “The Golden Age” to hear the wistful liberals tell it – of a solid, unconquerable media monolith that passed judgment on What Is The News and defined Socially Accepted Opinion. 

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Oh, those glorious days of yesteryear, when those drooling slobs without the education or breeding to live in New York and work at the Times or at one of the three networks would genuflect before their black and white TV sets every evening and await Mr. Cronkite to bestow upon them The Truth!  Now (sigh), it’s chaos, with too many different media outlets and too many different opinions.  It’s gotten out of (our) control! 

Come back, Walter, and save us from Fox News! (more…)

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Tags: Dan rather, Edward R. Murrow, Fairness Doctrine, Fox News, JFK
Posted Jul 20th 2009 at 5:27 pm in Featured Story, Media Criticism, Politics | 187410177 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/kschlichter/2009/07/20/and-that%e2%80%99s-the-way-it-isn%e2%80%99t/Cronkite%27s+Legacy+Includes+the+Killing+Fields+of+Cambodia2009-07-21+00%3A27%3A34Kurt+Schlichter

Unreal: Broadcaster Freedom Amendment Defeated

For those of us fighting for free speech on American airwaves, this is a major setback. The Broadcaster Freedom Amendment sponsored by Congressmen Greg Walden of Oregon and Mike Pence of Indiana has been defeated. The amendment would have prevented any form of the Fairness Doctrine from returning, including the new Fairness Doctrine disguised in localism rules and programming advisory boards for radio stations.

Plain and simple, this is censorship. If Congress truly believed in free speech, it would have allowed a vote on this. To do otherwise is a slap in the face of all Americans, the First Amendment, and those who drafted the First Amendment in 1791. To not allow a vote on this freedom of speech issue telegraphs one thing – Democrats in charge of the House want to censor the airwaves, and in particular conservative talk radio. (more…)

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Tags: Broadcaster Freedom Amendment, Censorship: The Threat to Silence Talk Radio, Congress, Fairness Doctrine, FCC Chairman Julius Genach
Posted Jul 15th 2009 at 9:22 am in Featured Story, Politics | 184146186 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/bjennings/2009/07/15/broadcaster-freedom-amendment-defeated/Unreal%3A+Broadcaster+Freedom+Amendment+Defeated2009-07-15+16%3A22%3A10Brian+Jennings

Incoming FCC Chairman: No Censorship

There was good news coming out of the Senate Commerce Committee Tuesday.  Julius Genachowski, President Obama’s choice to head the Federal Communications Committee made a strong statement that he does not favor censorship of the broadcast airwaves.  It is the most definitive and concise statement heard from the Chairman-to-be and from the Obama administration.  We welcome it.  Let’s hope the far-left backs off its call for a return of Fairness Doctrine-like regulations aimed at conservative talk radio.  I doubt they will, but at least Genachowski is on record as opposed to the Fairness Doctrine and controversial localism mandates that would censor free speech determined by the marketplace.

Genachowski made the statement in response to a question from Kay Bailey Hutchison of Texas. 

Generally, the Senate hearing was a lovefest and accolades were also handed out to Robert McDowell, a Republican who has been re-nominated for another term on the commission.  McDowell has stated unequivocally that he does not favor regulations such as mandated programming advisory boards considered under localism regulations that the FCC issued for proposed rule-making in January 2008.  Let’s hope that report finds itself shredded and trashed forever. (more…)

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Tags: Brian Jennings, Censorship: The Threat to Silence Talk Radio, Fairness Doctrine, FCC, Julius Genachowski
Posted Jun 17th 2009 at 3:40 pm in Featured Story, Media Criticism, Politics | 16338658 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/bjennings/2009/06/17/fcc-chairman-to-be-no-censorship/Incoming+FCC+Chairman%3A+No+Censorship2009-06-17+22%3A40%3A48Brian+Jennings

The Left Has Spoken: Today, We Are All Extremists

The leader of genius must have the ability to make different opponents appear as if they belong to one category.” – Adolf Hitler.

“At this point, whatever dividing line there was between mainstream conservatism and the black-helicopter crowd seems to have been virtually erased.” – NY Times columnist Paul Krugman.

Paul Krugman

Really sucks to be a conservative these days. I feel like I’m walking around with a big bulls-eye on my back. I know many of the Left, especially Keith Olbermann, Frank Rich, Paul Krugman, the New York Times editorial staff and all the pundits at HuffPo and KOS would find that statement hilariously ironic, given the recent shooting deaths of Dr. George Tiller in Kansas and security guard Steven T. Johns at the Holocaust Museum. Then again, they’re not the ones being branded en masse as co-conspirators in those murders. Conservatives are. (more…)

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Tags: Air America, assassination chic, Axelrod, Bill O'Reilly, Cynthia Dixon
Posted Jun 16th 2009 at 3:31 pm in Politics | 158758188 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/jtsimpson/2009/06/16/today-we-are-all-extremists/The+Left+Has+Spoken%3A+Today%2C+We+Are+All+Extremists2009-06-16+22%3A31%3A36John+T.+Simpson

Obama’s Latest Assault on Conservative Talk

There is no question the Obama administration and most Democrats thinks conservative talk radio is something that should be eliminated from the “new” American culture.  We documented that in the book Censorship: The Threat to Silence Talk Radio.  Now, the administration is stepping up its subtle attack on conservative talk radio stations. 

In 2008, Arbitron, which measures radio audiences nationwide, began rolling out its latest measurement technology called the “Portable People Meter,” or PPM.  It’s a pager-device that automatically registers what someone is listening to at any moment.  It’s the measurement of real time listening as opposed to the “old” system that required a listener to recall and write down once a week the stations they could remember they heard.  Most radio executives feel this system is the future for radio audience measurement.  When the New York ratings came out last fall, it showed conservative talk radio was even stronger than previously noted under the old audience measurement system and that minority radio stations were not as popular.  Well, you know the rest of the story. (more…)

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Tags: arbitron, Brian Jennings, Censorship: The Threat to Silence Talk Radio, Fairness Doctrine, FCC
Posted May 26th 2009 at 4:11 pm in Featured Story, Media Criticism, Politics | 14385487 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/bjennings/2009/05/26/obamas-latest-assault-on-conservative-talk/Obama%27s+Latest+Assault+on+Conservative+Talk2009-05-26+23%3A11%3A01Brian+Jennings

Acceptable Hate Mongering?

Yeah-I think I get it? If you’re a media personality of mediocre talent and dubious intelligence like…uh…gee, there’s so many to choose from? Oh, I know, let’s go with Janeane Garofalo now that she’s decided to be a spokesperson for the party of “love, openness and diversity” again. Anyway, apart from proving you’re not smart enough to keep your mouth shut, what happens if you’re a media personality of mediocre talent and dubious intelligence and you openly preach the most vile form of inflammatory hatred towards an entire group/race of people in today’s politically correct climate? 

You get a pass and high-fives from the MSM of course, but why? (more…)

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Tags: Al Franken, ann coulter, artists, Bill O'Reilly, constitution
Posted May 11th 2009 at 6:10 pm in Celebrity News, Politics | 12765082 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/aalvillar/2009/05/11/acceptable-hate-mongering/Acceptable+Hate+Mongering%3F2009-05-12+01%3A10%3A01Alvaro+Alvillar

The Fight for Free Speech is On!

There have been several new developments regarding the battle to regulate free speech on your radio. First, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas provided a definitive statement about how the court might view restoration of the Fairness Doctrine.  Accordng to WorldNetDaily, Justice Thomas called the policy “problematic” and a “deep intrusion into the First Amendment rights of broadcasters.”  He is right.  That’s why Democrats are going through the FCC backdoor to regulate broadcasters in a stealth manner with measures that would accomplish their goals of snuffing out conservative talk and thus conservative values in America.  They are smart enough to know the “old” Fairness Doctrine wouldn’t stand up in court.  So, the first step in the process begins May 7th when the FCC will start conducting hearings to “redistribute media ownership” in America.  The theme of redistributing wealth continues.

The other major development is news about new FCC appointments coming soon. According to Radio & Records, the new appointments are imminent.  It appears Obama will nominate Mignon Clyburn from South Carolina as one of his Democrat appointments along with Julius Genachowski as Chairman.  Ms. Clyburn has a newspaper background, so hopefully she will have some sympathies for conservative talk radio, but I doubt it.  She also has a strong public service background and has been vetted by Obama. Newspapers have always held a low opinion of conservative talk radio.  Watch for the hammer to come down.  (more…)

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Tags: Brian Jennings, Clarence Thomas, Fairness Doctrine, FCC, KOGO
Posted Apr 30th 2009 at 3:35 pm in Featured Story, Media Criticism, Politics | 122514134 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/bjennings/2009/04/30/the-fight-for-free-speech-is-on/The+Fight+for+Free+Speech+is+On%212009-04-30+22%3A35%3A00Brian+Jennings

Eye on the Ball Conservatives: Free Speech

Because I am a conservative, I am obviously a racist.  Because I am a conservative, I am a homophobe.  Because I am a conservative, I am Islamaphobic.  Because I am a conservative, I am hateful.  And, Homeland Security says I’m a right wing extremist.  B.S.  If conservatives were endangered by global warming, the left would abandon their hysteria about it.  The last few weeks have been incredible in terms of the left exerting their new found power.  They are punch drunk with sinister goals.

Hillary Clinton laughs during an interview about Somali pirates.  Obama wants to consider prosecution of those who used torture tactics that Karl Rove says saved Los Angeles from a World Trade Center type attack.  Nancy Pelosi says those of us who spoke and participated in the Tea Bag parties were astro-turfers.  Harry Reid told KKOH radio in Reno that only 250 people showed up in Carson City for a rally when there were thousands.  Janeane Garofalo says anyone who showed up to the Tea Parties was a racist.  Miss California is a homophobe.  She put her convictions above winning.  David Letterman and Jon Stewart insult us on TV.  Where does it stop? (more…)

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Tags: Censorship: The Threat to Silence Talk Radio, Fairness Doctrine, FCC, Free Speech, Limbaugh
Posted Apr 22nd 2009 at 8:41 am in Politics | 112838116 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/bjennings/2009/04/22/conservatives-and-endangered-species/Eye+on+the+Ball+Conservatives%3A+Free+Speech2009-04-22+15%3A41%3A57Brian+Jennings

Official: Dissent Now Unpatriotic

You all know the drill. The recent vague and controversial DHS report on right-wing extremism, the cover of which DHS might just as well have put on the Republican Party platform. The endless puerile teabagging jokes from the fourth estate’s finest, giggling into their microphones like ten-year-olds who just found a tittie mag.

CNN reporter Susan Roesgen even called a Tea Party “anti-government and anti-CNN” when her pro-government handout rant to a Tea Partier was rudely interrupted. Ms. Roesgen took particular offense at a sign of Obama with a Hitler moustache. “Why be so hard on the President of the United States though with such an offensive message?” the offended Ms. Roesgen asked.

Yet in 2006, Ms. Roesgen was perfectly comfortable with this Satan/Hitler Bush mask, jokingly calling it a Bush ‘look-alike.’ I guess it all depends on which POTUS you’re hard on. Right, Suzie?

And therein lies the rub. Dissent was SO patriotic not so long ago, wasn’t it? Dissent against war, dissent against torture, dissent against wiretapping, dissent against Gitmo, dissent against rendition, dissent against government abuse of power. In fact, now-Secretary of State Clinton was quite vocal on the matter back in the day: (more…)

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Tags: Anderson Cooper, Censorship, clinton, CNN, DHS
Posted Apr 19th 2009 at 6:57 am in Featured Story, Media Criticism, Politics | 108110143 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/jtsimpson/2009/04/19/when-dissent-becomes-unpatriotic/Official%3A+Dissent+Now+Unpatriotic2009-04-19+13%3A57%3A40John+T.+Simpson

Why Air America Sucks

As a talk radio pro who defends and cherishes free speech, it’s time for me to weigh in on why Air America sucks.  It’s not that I want them to fail – they already have once.  As a free speech advocate, I cheer for their success – unlike what many liberals hope for conservative talk which I helped establish in America.  But, since its inception, Air America has been a failure.  After its first financial disaster, it is attempting to make a comeback and has new and credible leadership in industry veterans Bennett Zier and Bill Hess.  But, it’s a long climb out of a deep hole.

Air America’s newest ace is none other than former TV huckster Montel Williams.  He follows Jerry Springer who followed none other than…..Al Franken.  Now, there is some name value in all three, but the first two failed in radio.  Franken was an absolute disaster.  As I wrote in my upcoming book “Censorship: The Threat to Silence Talk Radio,” Franken didn’t know he had to have something between the ears to do a three-hour radio talk show each day.  And, that’s what so many of these non-radio personalities don’t get.  Doing a three-hour radio talk show takes hours of prep time.  Most hosts spend about three hours of prep time for each hour of on-air time.  These guys just walked into the studio and thought it would happen automatically.  Listeners would flock to them….they were superstars…NOT!  There are no teleprompters in radio! (more…)

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Tags: Air America, Al Franken, Bennet Zier, Bill Hess, Ed Schultz
Posted Mar 27th 2009 at 2:04 pm in Media Criticism | 90358176 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/bjennings/2009/03/27/why-air-head-america-sucks/Why+Air+America+Sucks2009-03-27+21%3A04%3A20Brian+Jennings

Talk Radio = Hate Speech?

I have been accused of promoting hate speech more than once as a talk radio programmer.  In fact, I’ve been accused of it for over 25 years.  Who defines hate speech?  Many who accuse talk radio of promoting hate want the FCC to regulate it.  To suggest regulation suggests censorship.  As Voltaire said:  “I may not agree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.” 

In researching my book “Censorship: The Threat to Silence Talk Radio,” to be published May 5th by Simon & Schuster, I used excerpts of what some groups claim is hate speech.  So, I throw this out for discussion.  Is the following excerpt taken from the “Michael Savage Show” hateful?  In the general context of on-going terrorism, beheadings, car-bombings, and other atrocities by radical Islamists, Savage exploded on October 29, 2007.  In challenging Muslims to demonstrate their religion is one of peace, Savage issued these words: (more…)

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Tags: "America Alone", Fairness Doctrine, Free Speech, Lou Dobbs, Mark Steyn
Posted Mar 21st 2009 at 7:04 am in Media Criticism, Politics | 84882179 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/bjennings/2009/03/21/talk-radio-hate-speech/Talk+Radio+%3D+Hate+Speech%3F2009-03-21+14%3A04%3A03Brian+Jennings

Free Speech Fades in America

There is growing alarm among talk radio personalities and executives nationwide as the Obama administration embeds socialistic values into the American mainstream.  Thanks to President Reagan, broadcasters have been free from the Orwellian Fairness Doctrine for over twenty years.  The number of talk stations has grown from 125 to now over 2000 thanks to his great wisdom of repealing this doctrine which muzzled free speech.  Radio and Television owners simply didn’t want to risk being turned into the FCC and potentially lose their broadcast license if they said something controversial.  I worked for twenty years under this doctrine and we never broached major controversy – free thought and expression was tightly controlled over the airwaves.  When Reagan dropped the restrictions, Rush Limbaugh and a multitude of other conservative hosts emerged and succeeded because there was so much pent up demand by those who felt their views negated by restrictions and by the overwhelming liberal media bias.  Now, Democrats want to restore speech restrictions and it is simply covert censorship. (more…)

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Tags: Censorship, Censorship: The Threat to Silence Talk Radio, Conservative talk radio, Fairness Doctrine, Orwell
Posted Mar 19th 2009 at 10:44 am in Media Criticism, Politics | 84046161 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/bjennings/2009/03/19/free-speech-fades-in-america/Free+Speech+Fades+in+America2009-03-19+17%3A44%3A01Brian+Jennings

If I Were Boss

I have always contended that anybody who seeks the presidency is an egomaniac, every bit as certifiably crackers as those poor souls wandering around the grounds of the asylum insisting they’re Napoleon. 

Still, I’m generally willing to cut people a reasonable amount of slack.  But it’s quite another thing to pretend that a community organizer with just four years in the Senate, two of which he spent on the hustings, is qualified to be the leader of the free world.  Even if I approved of his left-wing agenda, I’d find it impossible to make a case for him.  Frankly, if it were up to me, I’d send this Napoleon wannabe to Elba.  (more…)

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Tags: Baseball, Fairness Doctrine, George Soros, Hays Office, hollywood
Posted Mar 11th 2009 at 9:19 am in Media Criticism, Politics | 7739079 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/bprelutsky/2009/03/11/if-i-were-boss/If+I+Were+Boss2009-03-11+16%3A19%3A35Burt+Prelutsky