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Right-Wing Talk Radio Host: We're Killing The GOP
The Huffington Post | Full News Feed — Right-wing talk radio host Michael Medved says right-wing talk radio is killing the Republican party: The multibillion-dollar talk radio industry faces existential challenges and dramatic opportunities in the upcoming Age of Obama. Depending on responses from leading conservative talkers, this rude, raucous indispensable medium will either rise to new heights of mainstream influence, profit and credibility, or else collapse as a declining vehicle for an increasingly angry and alienated fringe. For more than a decade, I've hosted a nationally ...

Right-Wing Talk Radio Host: We're Killing The GOP
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — Right-wing talk radio host Michael Medved says right-wing talk radio is killing the Republican party: The multibillion-dollar talk radio industry faces existential challenges and dramatic opportunities in the upcoming Age of Obama. Depending on responses from leading conservative talkers, this rude, raucous indispensable medium will either rise to new heights of mainstream influence, profit and credibility, or else collapse as a declining vehicle for an increasingly angry and alienated fringe. For more than a decade, I've hosted a nationally ...

Chris Weigant: Friday Talking Points [57] -- End Of Prohibition 75th Anniversary Edition
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — ... was unwilling to let the inspectors go in to determine whether or not the U.N. resolutions were being upheld, unquote. This is just flat-out false. Gibson ignored this monstrous lie, but I did not. George Bush will exit his presidency the same way he began it -- by lying to himself, and lying to the American people."      Maybe he didn't drink his Kool Aid that morning... This one just writes itself. Check out the article if you don't believe me -- it's a positively jaw-dropping read. "One of the ...

Host Tries To Pour Cold Water On Obama-Triggered Conservative Talk Surge
The Radio Equalizer: Brian Maloney — ... (without much to show for the effort), but this time Medved seems especially mean-spirited. In a USA Today Op-Ed piece, he's accused conservative talk radio listeners of being "disgruntled" and "paranoid". ...