Back to normal w/Neil Boortz at Calling All Wingnuts

Back to normal w/Neil Boortz

Published by Mike Stark June 12th, 2006 in Uncategorized

OK, I got back at about midnight last night. Things should return to normal for a while.

This morning I called Boortz to talk about YKos. Things worked out pretty well - I managed the call in such a way as to leave the impression that I was sympathetic to Boortz and the right without ever misrepresenting myself. Sneaky, but fair.

And the call came off wonderfully. I got to recount the Byron York experience to millions of people, and at the end, I really got off what I thought was a pretty good zinger. It was funny, because you could hear Boortz processing the fact that he had just been tea-bagged as he got deeper and deeper into his comments.

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1 Model Consumer Jun 12th, 2006 at 11:56 am

So, is Boortz hinting that he’s impotant at the end of the call?
2 Charles Jun 12th, 2006 at 6:14 pm

I recall Harlen Ellison admitting without shame or embarrasment to being castrated on Politically Incorrect. Kudos to men and women that are not shamed by sterility.

As for the call, a pleasant call with no hint of partisanship on the talk show host. Good zinger at the end. How many less abortions would there be in the world if men quit getting women pregnant without care?

PS: Called Dennis Prager today, on hold for 30 minutes waiting to ask Ann Coulter a question and never got the chance. He only put on two callers that hour and both kissed her boney little ass.

I’ve been wanting to compare her comments about the 9-11 widows to John Walsh. There’s a man whose “claim to fame” is the kidnapping and murder of his son is 1981. This one act changed the mind set of this average man to be a proponent for victim’s rights and getting the law changed to make kidnapping a federal crime.

Would Coulter claim this man is just celebrating the death of his child? Many a great person in history experienced a Call to Arms via a personal death or tragedy. Was not 9-11 itself a Call to Arms that led to the downfall of the Taliban?

Well, I wanted to ask her that and what was it like to bath in the blood of Barbara Olsen just 2 days after that lady died on Sept. 11th? I would have followed that up by calling her a draft dodger in the Pro-Life movement (no children, by birth or adoption) and the defense of marriage amendment (no marriage either).
3 Isaac Jun 12th, 2006 at 7:18 pm

you should’ve mentioned the site anyways

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