Another tasty morsel of good news
They're more like crumbs, but I'll take what I can get:
Limbaugh dumped for liberal show
A southern Vermont-based radio station will trade in the rhetoric of Rush Limbaugh and other conservative talk show hosts for the liberal commentary of Air America next week.
WKVT-AM 1490 in Brattleboro will replace four of its weekday syndicated conservative talk shows on Jan. 17 with programs from the fledgling liberal radio network Air America, which launched in March. . .
. . . That's not good news for Milton Eaton of Brattleboro, who worked as secretary of development for former Gov. Richard Snelling, a Republican. Eaton said he listens to [recovering drug addict Rush] Limbaugh two or three times a week when he was in his car running errands.
"It's really disappointing to hear that," Eaton said. "There is such a liberal media down here that [recovering drug addict] Rush was a refreshing change."
[Hehhehheh. They flushed "Falafel" O'Reilly, too. Any of you midwesterners who read the Sandwich care to call your local talk radio station? I know you're out there...]
Limbaugh dumped for liberal show
A southern Vermont-based radio station will trade in the rhetoric of Rush Limbaugh and other conservative talk show hosts for the liberal commentary of Air America next week.
WKVT-AM 1490 in Brattleboro will replace four of its weekday syndicated conservative talk shows on Jan. 17 with programs from the fledgling liberal radio network Air America, which launched in March. . .
. . . That's not good news for Milton Eaton of Brattleboro, who worked as secretary of development for former Gov. Richard Snelling, a Republican. Eaton said he listens to [recovering drug addict Rush] Limbaugh two or three times a week when he was in his car running errands.
"It's really disappointing to hear that," Eaton said. "There is such a liberal media down here that [recovering drug addict] Rush was a refreshing change."
[Hehhehheh. They flushed "Falafel" O'Reilly, too. Any of you midwesterners who read the Sandwich care to call your local talk radio station? I know you're out there...]
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