Thu, 13 December 2007
Libby McDonald looks at "The Toxic Sandbox: The Truth About Environmental Toxins and Our Children's Health". She wants Iowans to get the lead out. Mary Matilin supports Senator Fred Thompson. Rich Lowery from the National Review endorses Mitt Romney. And did Governor Huckabee make a error in questioning Mormon theology? |
Tue, 11 December 2007
So what rights to carry weapons do Iowans have anyway? Roger Burdette from Iowa Carry, Inc explains. Then, an Iowa victim of illegal behavior by illegal aliens...an eloquent think-piece by a Marshalltown mom. Powerful. |
Mon, 10 December 2007
Reaction to the Obama-Oprah Iowa event. Josh Arnest is the Iowa proxy for Obama.. Issues. Then, a truly heroic figure needs to be honored. A volunteer security guard a church in Colorado saves lives. |
Fri, 7 December 2007
Bishop H Jackson evaluates the Romney Mormon speech. Iowans think about the Omaha massacre. Guns, Drugs, Divorce...etc? All of the above? Jay Seculow supports the Romney speech and cause.
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Thu, 6 December 2007
Lisa Guernsey takes us "Into the Minds of Babes". Senator Fred Thompson wants to be president. Judy Hintz from Educational Resources fixes kids and inspires us all. |
Wed, 5 December 2007
Congressman Tom Tancredo with Iowa presidential politics. Then, openline...lotsa conversation. |
Tue, 4 December 2007
Greg Jackson and Paul Dinger are Boston political pundits. They say Gov Mitt Romney is the most liberal candidate of either party. Vigorous conversation. Gary DeMar says we oughta be careful of mixing eschatology and politics. Then, did that "gay general" ask a good question or not? |
Mon, 3 December 2007
Governor Mike Huckabee takes the likely caucus vote lead in Iowa and talks with WHO listeners. Wow...along with the entire known press corps. Then Casey Luskin from Discovery Institute is trying to help Professor Guillermo Gonzalez achieve tenure. Lotsa talk |
Fri, 30 November 2007
A guy who read all the direction and conducted "The Smartphone Experiment" Pierre Khawand. How to pick a phone. Then, retired General Ed Soyster from Human Rights First says his organization wants to convince future presidents visiting Iowa to reject any forms of torture of enemy combatants. Spirited conversation.
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Thu, 29 November 2007
It's C-Span day. We talk with folks all over the country, including Dr. John Lott, "Freedomnomics". Pat Buchanan, "Day of Reckoning". Senator John McCain. And Des Moines Register political columnist David Yepsen. |