GOP internecine civil war between insane spitting lunatics accelerates
Submitted by Tim Russo on Wed, 02/27/2008 - 4:47pm.
Cunningham with Hannity. Pure, total, trainwreck hilarity. Cunningham sure has a face for radio. Are all these conservative radio guys pasty white old men who crawled out from under a rock? God, these people need to get laid.
Re: Feel sorry for me.
Submitted by tessellated on Wed, 02/27/2008 - 11:59pm.
If it is any consolation to you the man is making a perfect ass of himself on national TV.
On the other hand, every time I see his face I think to myself, "Thank god I do not live in Cincinnati."
Cunningham gives a whole new meaning to the term
Submitted by BuckeyeNation on Thu, 02/28/2008 - 12:15am.
Kook.
It's only on the net for you in Cinti., but WVKO broadcasts all of its shows over the "Internets." Air America plus Stephanie Miller and Big Ed Schultz.
But.....
Submitted by Muffet on Thu, 02/28/2008 - 1:28pm.
I don't have the internets in my car, and I have to drive a lot from city to city for hearings. I have figured out where NPR is in most areas, at least.
I do I used to live in that
Submitted by Nov1976 on Wed, 02/27/2008 - 9:34pm.
I do I used to live in that hell hole of a city
glad I am in Columbus where I can ride my bicycle on flat ground. I had vener experienced such conservatism eminating from a supposedly urban area. It seems like a lot of Blue Collar Catholic McCarthyite rubbish. Not the catholics I grew up next to who were liberal and tolerant on most issues except maybe abortion. I think the scotch irish Calvinism that runs rampant in southern Ohio probablyseeped in to the Catholic churches.
Feel sorry for me.
Feel very sorry for me. I could listen to Willie everyday if I want. I don't know how many times I have almost broken my hand by changing the station on the car radio. He is consistent. Consistently awful. Our county prosecutor thought it was OK, because "that's just the way he is. We hear it all the time." Well, then somebody with some sense should have kept him from appearing. No. They were happy. I think this tanks Portman's chance to be on the short list. Portman came right after Willie, but says he didn't hear what he said. I can assure you, he's heard it all before.
By the way, Cunningham's wife is a judge. Cunningham is a lawyer. Hey, the radio station is powerful. You can probably pull it in. We don't have Air America anymore, and I can't pull in Columbus way down here in Cincinnati.