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Alan, I’d just like to know your opinion on the 20-30 votes in a row that Obama was present for yet he did not vote?
Mr. Colmes,
This is probably the wrong place to leave this on your site but here goes.
I Emailed you when your book came out. I still think of it with appreciation.
Last month I moved from DC to Portland, Maine and… Oh frabjous night… I got your show clear as a bell from Buffalo (WWKB) on my ten year old midget lanyard Sony radio as a most pleasant surprise. Also my signal-sucker shortwave but nothing in between. Never could get you in DC. I’ve enjoyed myself thoroughly these three nights and expect to listen often!
Best wishes from a fellow who wore his AuH2O button left over when he was 15 these last weeks.
Joe Dehais
Rush is the Howard Stern of the right. He simply says the most outrageous things to ignite the masses. My standing advice to him: Go back to your pill bottles.
Oh, good grief, Epiphany, the hateful rhetoric against Bush has been a lot worse than anything Obama has (or likely will) have. Many on the left expected racism from the right but it didn’t materialize. Most all of the mud that was tossed against Obama was probably deserved due to his associations with some strange people and/or leftists.
I am so tired of the idiots on both sides. I didn’t vote for Obama and don’t agree with much of his policies but I refuse to trash him. Yet I hear you and many of your listeners speaking of conservatives as “right wingers” and “gun toting, moralizing Bible Thumpers!” Conversely I hate it when I hear someone describes liberals as “tree-hugging atheist who kill babies but save whales!” I believe that everyone should have an opinion, but we should not trash someone just because we don’t agree. I just goes to show that nobody has a monopoly on STUPIDITY!
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You need to fix the SPAM filter so Epiphany can post!
November 7th, 2008 at 10:54 pm
Ok, I’m trying to post right now.
November 7th, 2008 at 11:18 pm
I listened to conservative talk radio today, to many hosts and if you’all thought it was bad during the campaign with the lies and slander and name calling, you ain’t heard nothing yet. For them this is WAR and anything goes now.
The viciousness has been turned up to the point of where “socialist” just isn’t good enough anymore. Now Rush Limbaugh has resorted calling Obama a “Chicago thug” and a “boy”.
Expect more to come.
November 7th, 2008 at 11:49 pm
I am so tired of the idiots on both sides. I didn’t vote for Obama and don’t agree with much of his policies but I refuse to trash him. Yet I hear you and many of your listeners speaking of conservatives as “right wingers” and “gun toting, moralizing Bible Thumpers!” Conversely I hate it when I hear someone describes liberals as “tree-hugging atheist who kill babies but save whales!” I believe that everyone should have an opinion, but we should not trash someone just because we don’t agree. I just goes to show that nobody has a monopoly on STUPIDITY!
November 8th, 2008 at 2:58 am
Oh, good grief, Epiphany, the hateful rhetoric against Bush has been a lot worse than anything Obama has (or likely will) have. Many on the left expected racism from the right but it didn’t materialize. Most all of the mud that was tossed against Obama was probably deserved due to his associations with some strange people and/or leftists.
November 8th, 2008 at 11:23 am
Rush is the Howard Stern of the right. He simply says the most outrageous things to ignite the masses. My standing advice to him: Go back to your pill bottles.
November 8th, 2008 at 6:40 pm
Mr. Colmes,
This is probably the wrong place to leave this on your site but here goes.
I Emailed you when your book came out. I still think of it with appreciation.
Last month I moved from DC to Portland, Maine and… Oh frabjous night… I got your show clear as a bell from Buffalo (WWKB) on my ten year old midget lanyard Sony radio as a most pleasant surprise. Also my signal-sucker shortwave but nothing in between. Never could get you in DC. I’ve enjoyed myself thoroughly these three nights and expect to listen often!
Best wishes from a fellow who wore his AuH2O button left over when he was 15 these last weeks.
Joe Dehais
November 9th, 2008 at 11:44 pm
Alan, I’d just like to know your opinion on the 20-30 votes in a row that Obama was present for yet he did not vote?
November 10th, 2008 at 1:58 am