Long before Rupert and Rush
Click here: We’re Not Losing the Culture Wars Anymore by Brian C. Anderson, City Journal Autumn 2003
When I did book tours in the 1970s and 1980s I was always struck by how many of the leading radio talk show hosts leaned Right-of-center, if not more Right than that.
Moreover, they most always asked astute questions and had read what I had written.
Not many Lefties made it big in talk radio.
One was Larry King, in Miami, Washington and probably elsewhere.
Mr. Powder Puff, deep beneath his current softballs, is a man well to the Left --- which is OK --- and too often mean which is not.
Ben
When I did book tours in the 1970s and 1980s I was always struck by how many of the leading radio talk show hosts leaned Right-of-center, if not more Right than that.
Moreover, they most always asked astute questions and had read what I had written.
Not many Lefties made it big in talk radio.
One was Larry King, in Miami, Washington and probably elsewhere.
Mr. Powder Puff, deep beneath his current softballs, is a man well to the Left --- which is OK --- and too often mean which is not.
Ben
posted by Ben Wattenberg at 8:46 PM
2 Comments:
Ben, you are so right about King...never asks a follow up question...so afraid to be bold. I live on the west coast where he lives and I, too, have heard that he is 'mean' and self-centered. Shame. Margie Bolton
Why would a process be in opposition to the creator's m.o. Genesis states that the waters and that the earth "brought forth" the living things. That is process defined. Author, "Evolutionary Creation" copyright 1997
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