Everywhere I’ve been I’ve only seen Repub Radio on FM. Middle of the dial.
The whole station will be Repub talk radio.
Liberal talk radio? Doesn’t exist.
Air America? That’s on AM, but not around here.

Hell, here in Nashville we have three local Repub talkers daily mixed in with Liddy, O’Reilly, Savage, Ingraham, and Boortz. No Rush or Hannity thank God.

You should have been listening to Liddy and Savage since the Dubai thing. The first few days they didn’t even bring it up. Callers to Liddy kept bringing it up and Liddy would say “Yeah, that’s a good point” sigh and go to commercial. :o) That killed me.

Then a few days later Savage finally started talking about it, against Bush, but he will routinely go against Bush for not being fascist enough.

Liddy just doesn’t want to go there. beauty…

You’ve asked what the point is…

there are several.

First, this site averages over 2,000 visitors a day. So I’m providing entertainment to some people.

Second, the founding fathers wrote free speech and free press into the Constitution… it was a good idea… but they assumed there would be a range of ideas and opinions discussed in the public square. On AM talk radio, that just isn’t the case. So I’m providing that.

Third, Rush, Hannity and O’reilly talk to more than 10 million listeners a day between them… Anytime I’m on Rush, over 4,000,000 people are listening. Since many of these people just don’t hear any differing fact/opinions - since all they ever hear is ingenius propaganda - it’s important to give them facts and ideas they wouldn’t otherwise hear. For example, how many of Rush’s evangelical listeners know that George Bush senior traveled the world prosyletizing for the Reverend Sun yun Moon? How many of them know that the single biggest beneficiary of the new faith-based program funding has been the Moonie empire?

Fourth, Bill O’Reilly is a contemptible asshole and deserves much worse than I could ever give him.

I had no idea it was one of the draftees. That’s awesome.
I am also proud to have heard Falafel berate “Alfred”.

O’Reilly’s show is so funny. Right before the above segment plays a song and then states (paraphrased), “Yea! The Mama and the Papas, that’s still some great stuff.”

It may have been the Lovin Spoonful, but still, that’s so funny from the squarest square ever.

I put Mr. Stark’s efforts in the top 0.7% on both the entertainment and the worthwhile-o-meters.