Boortz's Bull

[PennyLane]

Did anyone else see this?

"I was tempted ... almost ... to pull the plug on my day off last Friday and hit the air to talk about the trip. I've been through a 12-step program for working on my days off .. and its working, but not flawlessly. I did manage to post some notes to the Nuze on Friday, including some thoughts from the enemies of freedom at Democraticunderground.com. When leftists start using language that vicious against the president you can rest assured that they've been gravely wounded ... and wounded they were by this brilliant trip to Baghdad."

Someone sent this link to www.boortz.com
Nice to know he's reading our stuff! :+

[Mikimouse]

1. Boortz is a loud, hypocritical, highly offensive,

nasty, mean-spirited, little aggie. He sounds so much like our illustrious Mr. Bring 'em on!, that it ishard to tell the difference. What he is saying is almost identical to what * said about the increasing number of successful guerilla attacks in Iraq being an indicator that the guerillas were becoming desperate. What a POS!

[greyl]

2. He was yapping about us on his radio "show" yesterday.

Reading posts (which were great!) related to w's photo op in Iraq.
So of course their was a new thread about that. :) I think it's in the lounge.

[terrisel]

3. Sad when they are willing to get our soldiers killed

I never listen to that guy's program. When I did he seemed to know he was a liar on the issues and excused himself on the grounds that he was providing entertainment.

It is sad that he is willing to have American soldiers killed to enhance his ratings.

I know that there is not much choice in radio programming out there and that people are hungry for issues discussion, but I consider Boortz a traitor and don't listen. He is basically a product-pusher.

How do we get back the radio airways in Atlanta and other places?

I heard George Soros on NPR Marketplace yesterday. They let him state his position on tape, uninterrupted by silly questions. He got the issue of campaign financing and Bush Pioneers and Rangers out in the open-clearly stated. He was able to explain why he was stepping in with big money to level the playing field.

Quite a difference when a billionaire demands to be allowed to state his position without having it filtered through a clown who dances to a corporate tune.

[terrisel]

4. I don't like to refer to other people as traitors but

I re-read your post and remembered how Boortz has always cut off callers who disagree with him and has called liberals vile names.

I think a valid case can be made for referring to Boortz as a traitor if he is promoting phony arguments that result in Americans being killed in Iraq.