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[Guest]

Diverse opinion is only surpassed by a legally
armed citizenry in the closet of leftist fears. Before
Talk Radio and FOX the most commonly used phrase by
the leftists was 'everybody knows.' This could be used
in any political debate because prior to Talk and FOX
most only knew what Cronkite,Rather etc. told them.

After years of domination and calling the
burning of a recruiting office and the shouting down
of every challenging voice reasonable acts,the left
suddenly claims all others must shut-up because they
cannot be heard. After all, had there been Talk and
FOX in the sixties and seventies a doddering old fool
called 'Uncle Walter' would not have been able to turn
a stunning victory into a battlefield defeat in 1968.
The only TALK they want is their TALK and the only FOX
they want is a Clinton back in the White House intern
chick-coop.

ZIPPO---

Ironman031 wrote:

> Amendment I
> Congress shall make no law respecting an
> establishment of religion, or
> prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging
> the freedom of speech, or of
> the press; or the right of the people peaceably to
> assemble, and to petition
> the government for a redress of grievances.
>
> Talk Radio better suit up and start talking about a
> "Don't Touch That Dial;
> Million Watt March On DC" with a remote by every
> talk show host in the U.S.
> that day.
>
>
> Do not think for a minute that the Left is not
> serious about this. There is
> an effort underway involving left-wing think tanks,
> blogs, funders, and
> like-minded members of Congress to develop a plan of
> action with the goal of
> ending talk radio as we know it. Make no mistake:
> Free Speech, as understood by
> "progressives", only applies to them.
> The preferred strategy at present appears to be one
> of re-regulation:
> resurrection of the "Fairness Doctrine", along with
> legal restrictions on corporate
> ownership of multiple radio stations in the same
> market.
> The Left is not content with control of all TV
> networks except FOX, public TV
> and radio, almost every newspaper in the country,
> all the wire services,
> virtually every college and university in the land,
> and the Federal bureaucracy.
> Their goal is to marginalize, if not eliminate
> sources of alternative
> viewpoints. Bereft of ideas, they now seek to
> silence their opponents.
>


http://thehill.com/leading-the-news/gop-preps-for-talk-radio-confrontation-2007-06-27.html

[DLI78]

Well, Joke 'em if they can't take a f@@k!

If they truly wanted fairness, then half of all the dinosaur channels "news" broadcasts would be conservative, and half of every newspaper would be conservative.

Hell, I might read my local paper if even half of it made sense to anybody not too stoned to stand up. But not having suffered a botched lobotomy I can't think like a Liberal, so I only buy the newspaper when I have a puppy to train. Like most of you, I expect.
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Army Linguist
1978-1986

[BuffaloJack]

Our country wasn’t founded on fairness. It was founded on allowing each person to have the freedom to seek his own goals to the best of his ability without interference by a government. The fact that some people are better at it than others is just the way it is. Anything less is a loss of freedom.
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[carpro]

The problem is that liberalism is not a marketable product.

Conservative radio talk shows draw an audience and the along come the sponsors.

Liberal talk radio draws no audience, no sponsors, and loses money.

Liberals want free what Conservatives have to pay for.

Typical.
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"If he believes his 1971 indictment of his country and his fellow veterans was true, then he couldn't possibly be proud of his Vietnam service."

[AMOS]

[quote="DLI78"]Well, Joke 'em if they can't take a f@@k!

If they truly wanted fairness, then half of all the dinosaur channels "news" broadcasts would be conservative, and half of every newspaper would be conservative.

Hell, I might read my local paper if even half of it made sense to anybody not too stoned to stand up. But not having suffered a botched lobotomy I can't think like a Liberal, so I only buy the newspaper when I have a puppy to train. Like most of you, I expect.[/quote]


I only buy the Sunday paper for the TV Guide part and the word jumble. Puppies are all trained.

[kate]

It's dead folks--

In the House, overwhelmingly
townhall
Pence KILLS the Fairness Doctrine...
6/28/07 | Kevin McCullough