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In before Iggy begins trolling the thread attacking you for posting a comic strip in a SRS political forum.
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In before Iggy begins trolling the thread attacking you for posting a comic strip in a SRS political forum.
What's all this about obamatrons being reduced to posting cartoons, is this what the leftist "intelligensia" been up to in the last 10 months.
conservatives have better comedians.
and better looking women on their news programs.
Oh, that's awesome.
Because Glen Beck does sooo much more to elevate the dialogue.
He's pretty intelligent. He does his homework and doesn't use wikipedia to cite things. Also he doesn't pretend to be a journalist, and yet is more credible than the real journalists. He also attacked Bush for going against his Libertarian views. Thats right commies, he's not even conservative. If you ever watched him on CNN and/or Fox, you would know that. But just go for MediaMatter's credible record of not quoting out of context.
Because Glen Beck does sooo much more to elevate the dialogue.
Plus all the liberals are trying to destroy him which makes me like him more.
I have to disagree with with you, but obviously not as strong as Random does.
Thing is, there are so few real journalists any more. Maybe we should refer to them as JINO's (journalist in name only.)
Beck is lacking compared to a real journalist like Lars Larson.
Lars used to have a program in the Portland area called "Northwest Report" on the independent station KPTV. This program was devoted to investigative reporting.
From wiki on Lars:
In 1980 Larson moved to Portland, Oregon and KXL for what would become the first of two positions. Larson did the afternoon news. In 1983, he moved back to Eugene and was a reporter and anchor for KVAL-TV. In 1985, Larson moved back to Portland, but this time to KPTV, hosting the TV news magazine program Northwest Reports. In 1988, Larson also hosted a weekend talk show on KEX which moved to KGW later in the year and continued to 1990.
He left the award-winning Northwest Reports TV program in 1997, joining KPTV's 10 O'Clock News as anchor until 1998. Larson then moved to KOIN TV, hosting a morning program The Buzz until 2000. In his radio career, Larson had moved back to KXL in 1997, this time hosting a talk show. The Lars Larson Show which aired noon to 4 p.m.
On January 31, 2000 The Lars Larson Show began airing on nine radio stations (currently 17) via "The Radio Northwest Network". In 2002, Larson was listed in Talkers Magazine's Heavy Hundred (the most important radio hosts of 4,000 nationwide) for the first time. In July 2003, Larson began filling in for Talk Radio Network talk host Michael Savage. On August 14, 2003 Larson was hired by Westwood One Radio Network to host his own show for national syndication. The Lars Larson Show officially debuted on Westwood One on September 1, 2003 with 105 affiliates. (The show was on 175 affiliates.) On March 19, 2009 Westwood One canceled The Lars Larson Show. Larson's national network show re-launched on newly-formed Compass Media Networks on March 30, 2009.
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