Mandatory Wednesday Malloy Truthseekers Check In!!

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Mandatory Wednesday Malloy Truthseekers Check In!!

Call the program LIVE 9PM - midnight ET 877-99Malloy - New Number

These 3 stations say they have Mike on from 9pm to midnight eastern & It seems as though these 3 links work
http://radiotime.com/station/s_45192/KTLK_1150.aspx http://www.green960.com/main.html http://themic921.com/main.html http://www.ohiomajorityradio.com / It says it has Mike on fron 9pm to midnight
http://www.mikemalloy.com / http://www.sirius.com/siriusleft http://stream.am950ktnf.com:8000/listen.pls
These stations Have Mike on from 9pm to midnight Pacific- http://www.am1090seattle.com /
& Here's Mike's station list- http://www.mikemalloy.com/stations /

Here's the Malloy stream link-http://server2.whiterosesociety.org:8000/truthseeker.m3u
https://www.mikemalloy.com/members/member.php

For a more low key Chatroom try- http://headonradionetwork.com/chatroom / Here's the HORN Chatroom link- http://client0.sigmachat.com/sc.php?id=137054

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The Day After

http://www.mikemalloy.com/2010/11/03/the-day-after-2/#comments

Welcome, Truthseekers, to The Future. What will happen next in the Democratic Experiment? We�ll discuss President Obama�s reaction to last night�s elections at the press conference today. And what�s up with Tan-tastic John Bohener�s artificial tears? Has he been dipping into Glenn Beck�s Vicks Vap-O-Rub, or is he that emotionally fragile? He cries more than Tammy Faye at a PTL fundraiser.

Tonight we�ll discuss what to expect from the next Congress, what committees will be affected, what legislation to expect, and what will likely meet Obama�s veto pen. I don�t envy the new Teabaggers, they�re going to have a tough time delivering their fascist agenda to their hungry throngs. If they can�t magically create jobs, reverse the economic picture, eliminate Health Care reform, and cut $100 billion in government spending on social programs . . .what will they tell their Fox �News� fanatics?

One thing is certain � the next two years won�t be dull! Join us for three hours of flying-monkey-free fun and frivolity LIVE at 9PM ET! 877-996-2556!

Kathy's Diary
Move On, Nothing to See Here . .
http://www.mikemalloy.com/2010/11/03/move-on-nothing-to-see-here/
Is it too soon to talk about 2012? Are the wounds too fresh or too deep to focus on the recovery? Read this missive from John Nichols of The Nation for a little historical perspective on Mid Term elections.

�Why, yes, of course the Republicans will remember November 2, 2010, fondly. They won control of the U.S. House,
shrunk the Democratic majority in the U.S. Senate, became a
significantly more dominant political player states that are about to
begin the redistricting process that will set lines for congressional
races for the next decade and inflicted a heap of heartbreak on
progressives by defeating Democrats such as Wisconsin Senator Russ
Feingold.

And, yes, of course, that�s a short-term bummer for Barack Obama,
who was right when he said before the election that a shift in the
congressional balance toward the Republicans would make his job a whole
lot harder.

But for all the talk of landslides, waves and tsunamis, 2010 produced a relatively typical mid-term election for a new president.

Obama and the Democrats actually fared better than did Bill Clinton and the Democrats of 1994.

In a reasonably parallel circumstance � politically, if
not economically � a first-term Democratic president went into his
first mid-terms with solid majorities in the House and Senate and came
out with solid Republican majorities. Newt Gingrich�s �Republican
Revolution� shifted 54 House seats from the Democrats to the
Republicans and gave the former speaker a 230 to 204 majority. Though
there are still races to be settled, it looks this year like Ohio
Congressman John Boehner will begin his speakership with a similar
majority.

The unfortunate reality of what passes for political analysis these
days is that most analysts will � for better or worse � make the 1994
comparison and be done with it.

But that misses the broader historical reality.

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