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Re: DeLay on the fat druggie's radio show. [message #54525 is a reply to message #54524] |
Tue, 04 October 2005 19:58 |
Bill Martinelli
Messages: 677 Registered: May 2009
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I think rush is very smart guy. I dont listen because I think its a shame that the best ratings come from bashing people. The guy could probably accomplish a great deal. Maybe he is. Just seems like the same thing for 10 years only a new name and face every few months.
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Re: DeLay on the fat druggie's radio show. [message #54530 is a reply to message #54529] |
Thu, 06 October 2005 07:25 |
Bill Martinelli
Messages: 677 Registered: May 2009
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Yeah, Buckley was great to listen to. a political Carl Sagan? Do you get a chance to watch Bill Maher? It's funny to watch and some good points but the guy has such an agenda, he's off the deep too. just sitting on the oposite side of the pool from Rush!
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Re: DeLay on the fat druggie's radio show. [message #54531 is a reply to message #54530] |
Thu, 06 October 2005 09:03 |
Manualblock
Messages: 4973 Registered: May 2009
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I gotta be honest here and say that while Maher says some funny things I am not a fan. He seems too pompous and self-aggrandizing. Arrogant is probably the word. Full-of -himself maybe? The beauty of Buckly is he never raised his voice or cut-off a geust; he just demolished them with his wit and erudition.( did I spell that right?) And he picked real intellects to challenge; not the straw men they use nowadays. I never agreed with him but couldn't get enough of him on TV.I pine for the old days of Joe Pine and Allan Burke. This goes back to the 60's. Allan Burke sat in one of those hanging egg chairs and he had a goatee. Pine actually punched a guest once for disagreeing with him. Ah; the good old days; when men were men and sheep were nervous.
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