The Unreported News.Net Radio Show -- May 18, 2008
Join Sarge this Sunday as 11 AM Eastern/8 AM Arizona time on U-Haul International's The Unreported News.Net Radio Show on Nova M Radio. This week, Sarge welcomes Shirley Golub who is running for Congress against U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Also, Andy Hoffmon will be on to discuss the problems his daugher Linsey - who needs a kidney transplant but cannot afford it - faces.
You can call Sarge live at 1-800-989-1480 or 602-258-8800.
King Daevid Mackenzie also will have a commentary, and Audible Scribblings, his own half-hour show, airs one hour earlier on Nova M and KPHX Phoenix. Feel free to comment on the show blog or on the Unreported News.Net Radio Show forum on our message board. The thread on the board about Sunday's show will have links to the various persons and organizations mentioned in the program.
Join King Daevid Mackenzie for another episode of Audible Scribblings, the radio essay program that looks at keen eye at the present with some insights from the past. King Daevid brings a deep knowledge of history, including the history of radio and the music industry, as he examines current events -- from news to politics to popular culture brought to you with passion, humor, and a deep appreciation of life's ironies.
This week marks the first LIVE show for Audible Scribblings, which will now be the show's regular format. You can call King Daevid live at 1-800-989-1480 or 602-258-8800.
King Daevid Mackenzie will also have his usual audio segment on the Unreported News Radio Show airing one hour later on Nova M Radio and 1480 KPHX. Feel free to blog or comment on the show at our message board's Audible Scribbings forum.
The Nightmare Ticket: Obama/Clinton ‘08 Keep your friends close and your enemies even closer?
When I hear about this so-called “Dream Ticket”, more like Nightmare Ticket, I can’t help but to throw up a little bit in my throat. It’s the principle behind the tone of the campaign that I don’t like and the idea of having the one who used strategies called “kitchen sink”, “kneecap” and “Tonya Harding” being just a heartbeat away from the office she was more than willing to risk the Clinton legacy, and did for millions of Americans of which I am one, the Clinton’s position in the Democratic Party and their own personal fortune. For someone who says they’d restrict their diplomatic efforts with our adversaries as to “not reward bad behavior”, verbatim to the Bush logic, then I think it’s only fitting to not reward her bad behavior and put her on the ticket. Before Rep. Dennis Kucinich was “uninvited” from the debates, which was started by Sen. Clinton, all 8 of the original candidates were asked what their favorite Bible verse was and Sen. Clinton said her favorite was The Golden Rule. That being said, The Golden Rule should be sufficient in denying Sen. Clinton a spot on the ticket. QuinnipiacUniversity may have a poll out that says Democrats support a “Dream Ticket” 60% - 33% but I couldn’t disagree any more strongly… not on politics but on principle. According to a recent WNBC/Marist poll cited on The Huffington Post an Obama/Clinton ticket would lose New York, one of Clinton’s home states – the one where she’s a Senator, in a hypothetical McCain/Rice matchup losing by 5%. Clinton/Obama polls higher than Obama/Clinton in New York but that’s simply not happening.
For the life of me I can't recall in my life time another politician joking about the death of someone running for national office. The Clinton campaign does with what if there is an "accident" and now Baptist preacher Huckabee.
Are they just putting the message out there for some nutcase that can't stand a black man as President?
One has to wonder.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former Republican presiden ...
He looks FABulous for a man in his 90's!!!! Rest in Peace.
In this photo originally provided by Departures Magazine, wine makers, Robert Mondavi, left, and his brother Peter Mondavi, hold hands at the 26th annual Auction Napa Valley at Meadowwood Resort, on June 3, 2006, in St. Helena, Calif. Robert Mondavi, the pioneering vintner who put California wine country on the global map, died Friday, May 16, 2008. He was 94.(AP Photo/George Nikitin, Departures Magazine) BERKELEY, Calif. - Rob ...
The Unreported News.Net Radio Show -- May 18, 2008
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Join Sarge this Sunday as 11 AM Eastern/8 AM Arizona time on U-Haul International's The Unreported News.Net Radio Show on Nova M Radio. This week, Sarge welcomes Shirley Golub who is running for Congress against U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Also, Andy Hoffmon will be on to discuss the problems his daugher Linsey - who needs a kidney transplant but cannot afford it - faces.
I was just on my out when I had a pleasant thought:
Unless I'm seriously mistaken, I believe the Hague would be correct in ruling that an outoging American president possesses neither the right, the power, nor the authority to issue a blanket pardon for individuals accused of War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity.
It's simply a matter that rests outside of his jurisdiction.
Smile, dickey-boy! It's been your own administration that's laid the legal groundwork for using the ...
May 18, 2008Join Sarge this Sunday as 11 AM Eastern/8 AM Arizona time on U-Haul International's The Unreported News.Net Radio Show on Nova M Radio. This week, Sarge welcomes Shirley Golub who is running for Congress against U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Also, Andy Hoffmo ...
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