Mon, 31 December 2007
Weekend talking head redux. Senator Fred Thompson. Drinking Liberally with Christian and Amanda. Bill Salier wants Judge Hanson to be impeached. Here's the petition to take to the Iowa Caucus. |
Fri, 28 December 2007
From FAIR's Radio Row on immigration. Senator Chuck Grassley. Jerry Patterson a Fred Thompson proxy, second amendment advocate. Peter Gadiel, 9-11 Families for a Secure America, keeping track of damage caused by illegals. Jerome Corsi, "The Late Great USA" columnist for World Net Daily. Talk host Roger Hedgecock and local activist, Christian Ucles. Governor Mike Huckabee on immigration. |
Thu, 27 December 2007
FAIR's Iowa Radio Row. Buncha heavy hitters. First, an Iowa horror story with some brave Iowans. Meet the Kilborns. Then, Senator John McCain, Senator Fred Thompson on the Bhutto murder and on immigration, Border, the Movie. Chris Burgard is the producer. Then, Ambassador Keyes, Congressman Ron Paul. Lotsa immigration talk. |
Fri, 21 December 2007
John Hofmeister, President of Shell Oil Company, in Iowa to assess our energy future and call upon politicians to permit US to develop our own resources. Articulate. Dan Stein from FAIR is bringing a Radio Row of talk hosts from around the country to focus upon illegal immigration. Roy Beck from Numbers USA assesses the immigration records of the presidential candidates. Bill Sammon invites us to "Meet the Next President" .. .what you don't know about the candidates. |
Thu, 20 December 2007
Lisa McClowry.. "Before the Tree Comes Down" a great new song for the troops. Then, extended conversation about Mitt Romney's Couric moment talking about "secret cameras" on the Mickelson show. And for the record. What is the official LDS position on abortion? "In today's society, abortion has become a common practice, defended by deceptive arguments. Latter-day prophets have denounced abortion, referring to the Lord's declaration, "Thou shalt not . . . kill, nor do anything like unto it" (D&C 59:6). Their counsel on the matter is clear: Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints must not submit to, perform, encourage, pay for, or arrange for an abortion. Church members who encourage an abortion in any way may be subject to Church discipline.? That the church does not hold its members to its standard with consistency isn’t a measure of the standard, but of the church’s consistency. Mickelson
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Wed, 19 December 2007
Iowa political talk. Why can't politicians talk about Christmas? Lots stuff. Then, whoops, Governor Romney decides to re-write history at Mickelson's expense in a response to a Katie Couric question. BULLHOCKEY! The video. |
Tue, 18 December 2007
Congressman Ron Paul. On MoveON.org funding his campaign? Is Mike Huckabee a facist? What is Just War Theory? On rebuilding the Constitution On Iran's nuclear aspriations. Then, Jeff Traviss with TV Tech Talk. Senator Fred Thompson trying to get a second wind in Iowa. |
Mon, 17 December 2007
Dr. Robert Bender and Susan Heun from The Johnny & Romie Orr Center for Healthy Aging & Memory Loss. Alzheimer prevention and repair. Suzette Jensen, Joe Henry and Mary Brubaker with Save and Support Our Schools. Upcoming school board meeting will consider buying the Wallace-Homestead building. Input. Congressman Steve King endorses Senator Fred Thompson. Stunned? Not the Only One. And a Danish journalist, Martin Krasnik, is trying to figure out Iowa politics. He joins the club. |
Fri, 14 December 2007
Anna Post updates us on the latest social graces... Wedding Parties. 'Nuther Republican debate for Iowa? IOWA DEMOCRATS SAY THEY WANNA CONTROL ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION... HELL FREEZES OVER!!!!.. Then, Suzy. |
Thu, 13 December 2007
Arkansas Republicans debate the Huckaboom. Then, Dr.Gary Cass says Mormon theology defames Christianity. |
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. |
Wed, 28 November 2007
"Nearly Human : The Gorilla's Guide to Good Living" Andrew Y Grant talks the talk. Then, NBC Nightly News wants to know what Iowans really think about the immigration issue. Joel Gilbert says "Farewell Israel" is more than a documentary about the history of the middle east, but the far to certain fate of Israel if we don't stop misunderstanding the nature of the conflict. Insightful. |
Tue, 27 November 2007
"Smoozing with Terrorists" Aaron Klein evaluates the Annapolis Summit. Tom Coates (Consumer Credit of Des Moines 287-6428) says bad debt is swallowing up Iowa's wealth. Then, the cop call from hell. Whew. |
Mon, 26 November 2007
Barry Libert says "We Are Smarter Than Me"... should I be offended? Then, West Des Moines wants to fine parents who allow kids to have beer parties at their house. Good idea?
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Fri, 23 November 2007
Suzanne Lee talks with Tom Fleming from the Rockford Institute...editor of Chronicles Magazine. |
Thu, 22 November 2007
Suzanne Lee with lotsa Turkey Day talk. |
Wed, 21 November 2007
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Tue, 20 November 2007
TV 13 political reporter Dave Price with some insights into the presidential race in Iowa. "Raceopoly" a new variation on the Monopoly Games based upon the Knoxville Raceway. Call 641-842-5431 to order. Then Congressman Steve King on Sanctuary Iowa. |
Mon, 19 November 2007
Hog stink redux. An Iowa farmer, Jim Hansaker explains how it works. Then, Rev Catherine Quehl-Engel and Attorney Lorrie Chesser talk about a faith-based Iowa immigration policy. |
Fri, 16 November 2007
Fox News political reporter Carl Cameron with Iowa political campaign insights. Then, Iowa energy talk and what's that smell? |
Thu, 15 November 2007
Brent Bozell trys to clean up the Hillary "Whitewash" Presidential candidate Ron Paul talks about the dollar's slide. So does historian Thomas Fleming, the Continental dollar, that is. "The Perils of Peace". Great story teller. Then why do Iowa sports programs have player behavior problems? |
Wed, 14 November 2007
NOVA does the ID thing. Casey Luskin is the legal rep for Discovery Institute...says the NOVA program wasn't even close to objective. Rebuttal. Michael Prichett with "The Melancholy Fate of Captain Lewis". Senator Grassley says "No endorsement" to any of his party's presidential candidate....so far. |
Tue, 13 November 2007
Nonie Darwish says "Now They Call ME Infidel" Why I Renounced Jihad for America, Israel and the War on Terror. Then Mark Mathis, producer of "Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed" a documentary on the ID war in American Universities. A Grinell college kid says Hillary stacked the questions at a campaign stop. Congressman Tom Tancredo says terrorists are coming across the border too. Lotsa openline. |
Mon, 12 November 2007
A Republican activist researcher targets Hillary. Robert Morrow. He says it's worse that we remember. Then, M. Stanton Evans says the untold story of Senator Joe McCarthy was "Blacklisted by History". More coal for Iowa? Joe Lucas from Americans for Balanced Energy. |
Fri, 9 November 2007
Dr. Henry Lodge tells how to be "Younger Next Year". (Time machine) Peter LaBarbera from American's for Truth exposes stuff which should remain un-exposed. (This site contains graphic iky-ness) Senator Sam Brownback endorses Senator John McCain. Then, Suzy. |
Thu, 8 November 2007
"Co-Ed Combat", the new evidence that women shouldn't fight the nation's wars. Kinglsey Browne Then, Captain Jeff Struecker on "The Road to Unafraid" the inside story of "Blackhawk Down"... gonna be speaking at Grace Church this weekend to honor vets. Then, the silliness ensues. |
Wed, 7 November 2007
Amity Shlaes remembers "The Forgotten Man" how we survived the Great Depression despite the political class. Then, "Prude" and why that's a GOOD thing. Carol Platt Liebau. Pat Robertson endorses Rudy? Sign of the Apocalypse? |
Tue, 6 November 2007
Renee Rongen is an advocate for open adoption in Iowa sponsored by Catholic Charities...what an inspiration. Jonathan Narcisse updates us from the Des Moines School Board. Then, is the energy sky is falling? |
Mon, 5 November 2007
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Fri, 2 November 2007
David Limbaugh says the Democratic Party is "Bankrupt". Business strategist John Gochenour says the rest of us are too plus, our own technology could fix it, but we are exporting it to China. Congressman Duncan Hunter is trying to keep GM from shipping our best new energy efficient car designs to China too. |
Thu, 1 November 2007
Dinesh D'Souza explains "What's so Great About Christianity"... what a smart guy! At an Iowa traffic stop , about 20 illegal aliens jump out and head for the corn fields. Now what? And Gov Culver makes his new racial and gay diversity quotas permanent. Now what? |
Wed, 31 October 2007
Computer security expert David Perry from Trend Micro offers a bunch of techie advice. Very useful. Then, flag folding joins the culture war...unbelievable. An Iowa kindergarten teacher says a picture of a kid with a dead pheasant promotes violence. Sends picture home. Sigh. And Iowa is putting sales tax on Halloween pumpkins. Don't worry, if you plan to eat them you can get an exemption form. If you didn't know that in time, you can still get a rebate. And Ron Paul made the Tonight Show. Paulists loved it. You may have downed way too much Halloween candy when..... Big Smile |
Tue, 30 October 2007
Richard North Patterson, novelist, looks at "The Race"...nasty politics are icky. Then, a guys beats the hell out a car thief and he's the one charged with something. How much do illegal immigrants REALLY cost Iowans. Yup, there's a study. David Osterberg and Beth Pearson with the rest of the story. |
Mon, 29 October 2007
Matt Spivey… Pastor Dan Berry Cornerstone Family Church highlight the African Children's Choir returning to Des Moines November 11. "What's Love Got to Do With It? a Harvard researcher teaches parents how to talk about "it". John Chirban. Then, the 1st Annual Tribute to Veterans Career Fair. Iowa Work Force Development. Then, is Governor Culver's new diversity mandate just another affirmative action scam? |
Fri, 26 October 2007
Congressman Ron Paul with presidential issues. Campaigning in Iowa. Dr. Chuck Baldwin says American Christians are gullible. Dana Starkell is a world-class paddler and classic guitarist. Plays purdy. Dr. Jeffrey Zweerink is a world class star-gazer with a Reason to Believe. |
Thu, 25 October 2007
Mayor Rudy Giuliani with presidential politics. Jan Flora with a report on population explosion of Iowa's pork populations, CAFO's and sustainability. "Steroid Nation" ESPN reporter Shaun Assael takes a peek at illegal pects. |
Wed, 24 October 2007
Yup, Senator Dick Durbin is pushing the Dream Act to a vote, granting an incremental, back-door amnesty. Again. So, what should Iowans do? Call La Raza Harkin? Paul Mero declares "The Natural Family" Manifesto. Great book...discount for WHO listeners. 888-773-6782 Plus, lotsa open-line. |
Tue, 23 October 2007
"Twenty-Three Minutes in Hell"... Bill Wiese says he's been there done that. Iowa State Senator Paul McKinley with some concerns about ethanol tax credits and Iowa education issues. |
Mon, 22 October 2007
Dr. Mark Liponis gives us a health test to guess our "Ultra-Longevity". (I'm a tortoise...you'll have to take the test yourself to find out) Richard Gamble talks about "The Great Tradition".. .what does it mean to be educated.. then, is the cure to single motherhood really marriage? Nope. |
Fri, 19 October 2007
Representative Wayne Ford with some ideas on school and prison reform. Steve Milloy takes a shot at ethanol. Lotsa openline. |
Thu, 18 October 2007
John Perkins spills the "The Secret History of the American Empire". Dr. Mark Moyar is the guy who wasn't qualified to teach history at the University of Iowa...he's in the wrong party. Plus, Senator Harkin earmarks $500,000 for LaRaza. Oh, good. |
Wed, 17 October 2007
John Ratzenberger wants to "Keep it Made in America". Town Hall Meeting Tonight Oct 17th Hy-Vee Hall 730 Third Street... free to public. Ames Holbrook is "The Deporter" a former Deportation Officer who blows the whistle on US release of foreign criminals into our country. Fierce |
Tue, 16 October 2007
Wally World is selling a Chinese-built talking Jesus action figure. Swell? Betty Ahrens from I-CAN says the Bush veto of S-CHIP expansion needs to be over-ridden. Bruce Chapman is another fellow talking about political bias in Iowa's university system. |
Mon, 15 October 2007
Attorney Roxanne Conlin talks about the Microsoft lawsuit settlement. How can Iowans get bucks. Then, some Arkansans are still bugged with then Governor Huckabee's pardon of a nasty fellow. |
Fri, 12 October 2007
Robert Spencer is skeptical that the call of 130 Muslim scholars around the globe calling for "peace and understanding" is genuine. Why? "Religion of Peace?" Why Christianity is and Islam Isn't. An Iowa county settled a Ragbrai related lawsuit for big bucks. And banned all future Ragbrais from their county. Now what? Then, Susy. |
Thu, 11 October 2007
Des Moines school suspension rates are too high. So now what. Michael Hurley and Carie Lemack are in Iowa to address international nuclear terrorism. Dave Busiek from KCCI explains how they got video on the bridge junk hurlers. |
Wed, 10 October 2007
Iowa's youth vote. A Wall Street Journal piece on high school kids getting extra credit for political activism. Then, what happened to diversity in the history department at University of Iowa? The score is Democrats 27, Republicans 0 on the history staff. HUGE reaction. |
Tue, 9 October 2007
Josh Dorner is the National Spokesman for Global Warming for the Sierra Club. A report. "Destination Iowa: getting to a Sustainable Bio-fuels Future" Then, lotsa open line time. Everything from the technical meaning of "knocked-up" to Bush becoming a Universalist.. |
Mon, 8 October 2007
From Upper Nile State Legislative Assembly, Marthi Nuyamal Choat tells the story of southern Sudan and why there are so many Sudanese Iowans. Then, what's a sniper to do when he's busted? Great conversation. Columbus Day? Some uncomfortable history for Columbus bashers. |
Fri, 5 October 2007
Marcus Luttrell was the "Lone Survivor" of the lost heroes of Seal Team 10. Oh my gosh...what a story. Congressman Steve King with S-CHIP redux. Congressman Tom Tancredo in Iowa supporting a constitutional amendment to protect marriage. |
Thu, 4 October 2007
Lotsa open-line conversation... Mike Duncan from the Republican National Committee defends Bush veto of the S-CHIP funding. Senator Grassley says the veto was unjustified. |
Wed, 3 October 2007
Mark Penn with "Micro Trends" ... caffeinated, tattooed, archer-moms? Huh? Restaurant toddler tyrants? Then, Michael Novak is coming to Iowa to speak at Vermeer. Career and Calling 800-919-7307 if you want to go. |
Tue, 2 October 2007
Pickin' up the pieces of Rush-gate. Lotsa openline great conversation. |
Mon, 1 October 2007
Harkin and gays in the military redux. Senator Harkin lectures General Pace on the morality of homosexual behavior. Then, Craig Smith looks at the future price of oil, gas, gold and currency. 800-289-2646 |
Fri, 28 September 2007
So, why can people smell and hear their neighbors anyhow? Poor building codes? Then, Senator Harkin has decided that homosexual and adulterous behavior should be added the Uniform Code of Military of Justice. |
Thu, 27 September 2007
Alveda King inspires for life. Hod Ben Zvi is a peace activist from Jerusalem. Bill Sammon writes about "The Evangelical President" and the president's spread of moral democracy. Bob Edgar from Common Cause wants public financing of elections. Congressman Steve King wants to re-evaluate the federal funding levels of Iowa's Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP). |
Wed, 26 September 2007
Follow-up to the Alveda King-Roosevelt High School issue. Openline. A great foodie, Russ Parson with "How to Pick a Peach". Then, Urbandale is over-run with deer. Don't feed 'em? |
Tue, 25 September 2007
"Lives Per Gallon: the True Cost of Our Oil Addiction" Terry Tamminen gives us the price tag. Roosevelt High School yanks an invitation to speak from Alveda King, niece of MLK. She thinks civil rights for black folks begins before they are born. Not welcome at Roosevelt High School. Kim Lehman from Iowa Right to Life with the story. Alexis McGee from ForclosureS.Com says there's money ta be made in them thar foreclosures. Bishop Jackson says race relations in the US need lotsa work. Including Roosevelt High School's dissing of Alveda King. Editor Note: Mrs. Kathie Danielson, Principal of Roosevelt High school later in the day clarified the cancellation. She said the controversial nature of the presentation didn't give the administration sufficient time to notify parents. Mrs. Danielson has committed to including Alveda King in a future assembly as part of Black History Month. |
Mon, 24 September 2007
So the Western Civ Prof gets the sack for calling the Bible fairy tales. The rest of the story. Then, what's wrong with traffic checks anyhow? |
Fri, 21 September 2007
"The Coming China Wars" Peter Navarro. A very strong interview. Gary Gagliardi with Sun Tzu's "The Art of War" lessons for Iraq. Then, the Hawk-I insurance plan for low income kids is broke and asking the feds for bucks. |
Thu, 20 September 2007
Brad Smith is a kinder and gentler bug assassin. Bugs, bats and snake stories. YUCK! Mike Andrews from the Intercollegiate Studies Institute says kids who attend ivy league schools emerge with even less historical knowledge than with what they started. Here's the quiz. |
Wed, 19 September 2007
Pornography ain't a big deal, says Debbie Nathan. Bill Dane says the open borders people are back again with another end around amnesty. "I got tazed by the campus police and all I got was this stinkin' T-shirt". "Don't Taze Me, Bro!" Bob McCarty. And bail out Iowa flood victims? What would Grover do?
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Tue, 18 September 2007
Alan Keyes is running for President again. Rob Montz with a Hillary Care response. Then, the Vietnam War Memorial is vandalized. An Iowan with a report. Jonathan Narcisse was elected to the Des Moines School Board. We can almost hear sweat breaking out. |
Mon, 17 September 2007
Frank Miniter with "The Politically Incorrect Guide to Hunting". Bambi is out to get us. What to do? Then, is eating too much corn on the cob really gluttony? Plus, more on the 14th Amendment scam. |
Fri, 14 September 2007
Dr. Michael McGregor is a dental artist. A health line for the mouth. "Omnivore's Dilemma" Iowa's corn makes us the center of the food universe. Michaell Pollan Then, Mayor Rudy Giuliani Republican front-runner with issues. Then, Suzy! |
Thu, 13 September 2007
Jim Wallis is in Iowa speaking for Iowans for Sensible Priorities, on "God's Politics". Then, require motorcyclists to wear helmets? Then, Charlie Savage with "Takeover: the Return at the Imperial Presidency". |
Wed, 12 September 2007
Bill Salier is organizing a petition drive to call for the impeachment of a lawless Iowa judge who legislated from the bench.. Father Frank Bognanno says gay marriage is an oxy-moron. Then, Iowa country singer Jason Brown. Purdy tunes. |
Tue, 11 September 2007
911 Day sounds to remember. Then, David Bellavia. "House to House". A much decorated American soldier with a powerful story of intensity and heroism. You MUST listen. Please. |
Mon, 10 September 2007
Senator John McCain and Senator Fred Thompson with issues. The term "sex offender" is offensive. And the real culprits in Iowa's brush with gay marriage are Governor Culver and Senator Mike Gronstal. Why? BTW, the LA Times featured WHO Radio and Mickelson's program. |
Fri, 7 September 2007
Ed Fallon sits in for Mickelson. Global warming? Eminent Domain. |
Thu, 6 September 2007
Steve Plim sits in for Mickelson. Lotsa nostalgia. |
Wed, 5 September 2007
Marty and Miller get lost on their way to work and fill in for Mickelson. |
Tue, 4 September 2007
Sonya Heitshusen sits in for Mickelson. Gay marriage in Iowa? Now what? |
Mon, 3 September 2007
Brian Gongol sits in for Mickelson. Wise Guy talk. |
Fri, 31 August 2007
Chuck Hurley and Mike Hartwig from the Iowa Family Policy Council react a judge's overturning of Iowa's gay marriage ban. Lotsa discussion. |
Thu, 30 August 2007
Ravi Batra says all economic hell is shortly gonna break loose, then "The New Golden Age" can begin. So, what's an imprecatory prayer anyhow. A world class example. Then, Iowa Representative Jeff Kaufmann author of the bill which "fixed" Iowa's eminent domain law is worried about new takings wrinkles. |
Wed, 29 August 2007
Ok, it's summer-fall and school is starting and already dismissing early for heat...should be move Iowa to a year around schedule. Great Iowa conversation. Gov. Mike Huckabee with issues. |
Tue, 28 August 2007
Don Feder has some fun at the expense of a Dutch bishop. Allah darn nit anyhow. Then, Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson says the Michael Vick come to Jesus apology is a scam. |
Mon, 27 August 2007
Dick Fredericks and Dr. Gene Fokken from Iowalive, talk about what to do to repair the damage to Iowa's education system. Then, lotsa openline with a couple of modest proposals. |
Fri, 24 August 2007
Bob Dane from FAIR describes what the "sanctuary status" means. Dave Leach, activist and musician, says social conservatives are wrong about immigration and makes a Biblical case for open borders. |
Thu, 23 August 2007
"Statements of the LDS First Presidency" answers the question definitively. "Is there such a thing as a pro-choice Mormon"? Gary James Bergera says, "No"? Congressman Steve King with his own progress report on the Iraq War. |
Wed, 22 August 2007
It's the semi-often Something Stupid Day... ridding ourselves of stupidity build-up syndrome. SDS. |
Tue, 21 August 2007
Applying the "investment model" to Iowa's education system. Uncomfortable questions for uncomfortable taxpayers. Then, when did Iowa join the ranks of "sanctuary states"? The rest of the story. |
Mon, 20 August 2007
Jonathan Narcisse wants to on the Des Moines School Board. PLLLLEEEZZZZEEEE ! For the love of GAWD...elect him this time so the rest of us can get some peace. Thank you very much. Then, to whack or not to whack , that is the question. |
Fri, 17 August 2007
Psychic Suzy does her thing at the Fair. Mark Barabak from the LA Times talks about Iowa politics. Then, Senator Fred Thompson with presidential talk. See the video here. |
Thu, 16 August 2007
Lotsa openline from the Iowa State Fair. The question is, "What needs to be done to restore Iowa's education system?" |
Wed, 15 August 2007
Robert Spencer "The Religion of Peace" Why Christianity Is and Islam isn't. Extraordinarily powerful. Then, maybe the atheist guy in Ames is right. Senator Joe Biden with presidential issues. |
Tue, 14 August 2007
Tom Matzzi, Washington director of MoveON.org and Sue Dinsdale Iowa's "Iraq Summer Campaign" are targeting Senator Chuck Grassley and Congressman Latham. Plus, Congressman Tom Latham and Republican Minority Leader John Boehner on the issues. Openline. |
Mon, 13 August 2007
Lotsa Iowa State Fair talk. Straw Poll feedback. |
Fri, 10 August 2007
Professor John Klindt and consumer advocate Tom Coats report that the slot machines on military bases are causing gambling addictions and economic hardships for our troops. Congressman Mike Pence introduces legislation to protect talk shows. Congressman Tom Tancredo with pre-straw poll issues. And Congressman Duncan Hunter. And here's the video of Thursday's Ron Paul visit. |
Thu, 9 August 2007
Congressman Ron Paul, Newt Gingrich, Senator Sam Brownback, and Governor Mike Huckabee at the opening day of the Iowa State Fair. |