Official "Guy James Show" thread! 3-6pm EST.

[JanMichael]

Keep kicked!

Be sure to catch the fist few minutes of the show...Guy's pissed (no, not drunk...)...

http://www.theguyjamesshow.com/

Listen LIVE by clicking the "LISTEN LIVE" link on the main page.

Please call in with your opinions on issues and candidates!

1-888-602-7500 01 02 03 04

For the locals in SW Florida and furners...239-479-5540!!!

Catch you all after 3:00pm.

[Momof1]

1. For my 500th Post.....

I can not wait for the show to start.

[Dudley_DUright]

4. Congrats on 500

Just 200 more and Pat will want to talk to you (700 club).

[Momof1]

5. Thank you

LOL, that's why its taken me so long to get to 500, I don't want to talk to Pat...lol

[nostamj]

2. Molloy-level pissed?

waiting................

[Frank_Person]

3. Hi All

[gmoney]

6. First time listener...

...and I guess probably last time, too.

But my question is, all I'm hearing is lame synth pop... what time does the show proper start?

[nostamj]

7. at about 10 minutes after

they air local news/commercials first and can't stream that

[Catshrink]

8. I'm having trouble with Guy's website....

do you have the link to the audio show?

[nostamj]

13. audio link!

http://pointers.audiovideoweb.com/asxfiles-live/njwinlive7534.asx

[Catshrink]

17. Thanks! Got it.

[Frank_Person]

9. DEAD AIR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[JanMichael]

11. now?

?

[eleny]

10. Feed just started!!!!

At 10 passed the hour.

[Frank_Person]

12. Finally

[Momof1]

14. Loud & clear now n/t

[mr_pique]

15. ISSUE - HAMBURGERS is now MANUFACTURING

The Bush Regime's dismal record of losing millions of jobs, with the manufacturing sector among the worst, has prompted them to cook the books by classifying work in fast food joints as "manufacturing jobs".

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/02/20/business/20jobs.html

February 20, 2004
In the New Economics: Fast-Food Factories?
By DAVID CAY JOHNSTON

Is cooking a hamburger patty and inserting the meat, lettuce and ketchup inside a bun a manufacturing job, like assembling automobiles?

"When a fast-food restaurant sells a hamburger, for example, is it providing a 'service' or is it combining inputs to 'manufacture' a product?" the report asks.

[eleny]

21. I wondered about what manufactured goods we could export

Now I know. Big Macs and fries.

[Momof1]

23. Heart disease & obesity

Slimy scum suckers.

[mr_pique]

25. deep fryers replace tool and die

Yeah, we hear a lot about defense but without a strong manufacturing sector it would be impossible to build all that is necessary to sustain a real war. And those hamburger jobs just don't pay machinist wages.
Maybe we could throw hot apple pies at the invaders. That would save a whole lot of money, maybe I'm on to something.

[nostamj]

30. "we could throw hot apple pies"

Weapons of Mass Consumption?

[mr_pique]

31. Commander AWOL

http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2004/02/12/bushs_loss_of_flying_status_should_have_spurred_probe/

Bush's loss of flying status should have spurred probe

By Walter V. Robinson and Francie Latour, Globe Staff, 2/12/2004

President Bush's August 1972 suspension from flight status in the Texas Air National Guard -- triggered by his failure to take a required annual flight physical -- should have prompted an investigation by his commander, a written acknowledgement by Bush, and perhaps a written report to senior Air Force officials, according to Air Force regulations in effect at the time.

[LatteLib]

55. RE: we could throw hot apple pies at the invaders

Not me man, I'm gonna go biological and arm myself with MadCow hamburgers.

[Frank_Person]

16. YAHOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GO GUY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Dudley_DUright]

18. Guy has a good rant going

Max Cleland was a good example.

[eleny]

19. No issues????

I got some issues right here.

Today, it's Halliburton sub contracting out the food service for the soldiers overseas and making them sick from the bad, worm ridden meals. Hubby and I discussed this when he got a mailing from the Repukes. Enclosed was a big photo of Georgie and Pickles. I asked if I could have the photo so I could mail it back as my contribution to waking up the administration. I hve some things to write on it.

Yes I'm angry and I'm not going to take it any more!

[LatteLib]

Once again

The Repubics have put their twisted spin on the anger of Democrats and even some in their own party. They are deliberately confusing hate with anger. They don't understand anger, they only understand hatred.

[never cry wolf]

20. Republican talking points

And their coordination, very enlightening article.

http://www.berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/2003/10/27_lakoff.shtml

[mr_pique]

22. Ann Coulter is a hateful #$%**&:) - goosesteppin' tart

http://www.11alive.com/news/news_article.aspx?storyid=42979

Cleland Responds to Coulter Attack

Former Sen. Max Cleland defended his military service record Saturday night in response to comments from columnist and television commenter Ann Coulter that accused him of playing up injuries he suffered in the Vietnam War for political gain.

Coulter, in a column published this week, said that Cleland, who lost both legs and an arm in Vietnam, is no war hero, but rather a victim of a tragic, accidental grenade explosion who plays up his amputations for political gain.

[Frank_Person]

43. Talk about hate! Annie is the queen!

[Catshrink]

24. Andy!!!! GnBnC on BBV.

So glad he called.... gotta keep this issue at the forefront.

[Andy_Stephenson]

33. Yup that would have been me

I was deer in the headlights today.

[Catshrink]

41. You were great!

You raised the important issue....

paper trail, not vapor trail.

[camero]

26. The American Street

There is anger in the American Street over our turning into a third world country thourgh outsourcing and Upper Class tax cuts and reduced services. I think it will trump alot of side issues this year.

Just a new term to throw out. Ala Thomas Friedman's Arab street.

[Dudley_DUright]

27. Thanks for the plug for Volusia county Andy

We are the best of the worst. ;-)

[camero]

28. You guys are much better than Lake County

Alot of backward pubs there.

[Dudley_DUright]

35. Good point

Actually Daytona is a fairly democratic area. Lake county a few years ago wanted to mandate teaching creationism in the public schools. Thankfully that idea got shot down in a hurry. I was mostly referring to the 2000 election ballot counting problems. At least Volusia has optical scan ballots that were eventually recounted by hand. I can't imagine the disaster we would have had if touch screen voting had been in use, which is why I support Bev and Andy's BBV efforts.

[camero]

46. A trucking company I used to work for had a terminal in Pierson

and dated someone from Plant City once. The difference in the 2 areas is not great but the educational system is much better in Volusia than Lake.

Pinellas where I live has touch screen voting which means I'm going to vote absentee.

[Andy_Stephenson]

34. A shining example

Of what needs changing.

At a root level.

[Habibi]

29. I've been able to listen live before

but WMP is giving me an error message today.

[nostamj]

32. loud and clear here

and i'm on dial-up. try disconnect/reconnect? or use the link in my previous post? good luck! he's HOT today.

[Andy_Stephenson]

39. nost

check your PM's

[nostamj]

44. i made my guess n/t

[Andy_Stephenson]

48. And you were right

Neat huh?

[Habibi]

70. Damn.

Nope. Not working for me today. Is WMP the only player you can use for the show?

On edit: Huh. I "saved target as" and noticed the file saved had an extra dot in it. Deleted that, and voila.

Listening now.

[LWolf]

36. Okay, half an hour late, and I miss

Guy on a rant, Andy, what else?

I hear Michael on with someone now. A DUer?

:hi:

[Judi Lynn]

37. Just arrived.

Glad to be here. Hello to everyone. :hi: :hi:

[mr_pique]

38. Destroy Anything That Will Embarrass Commander AWOL

As first reported by the Dallas Morning News, retired National Guard Lt.
Col. Bill Burkett said that, in 1997, Joe Allbaugh (chief of staff for
then-Governor Bush) told the National Guard chief to get the Bush file and
make certain "there's not anything there that will embarrass the governor."
Burkett said that a few days later at Camp Mabry in Austin, he "saw Mr.
Bush's file and documents from it discarded in a trash can."

While the White House has claimed the attack is baseless, Burkett's
credibility was bolstered today after the New York Times reported that he
made his complaint known right after the incident. In 1998, he sent a letter
to a member of the Texas State Senate saying Bush and his aides improperly
reviewed the file to "make sure nothing will embarrass the governor during
his re-election campaign." Burkett repeated in interviews this week that
Bush and his aides "ordered Guard officials to remove damaging information
from Mr. Bush's military personnel files."

Yesterday, the commander of the Alabama unit Bush claimed he served in
during his year-long absence said " never did come to my squad. He was
never at my unit." Additionally, in a signed report, commanding officers in
Houston said Bush "has not been observed." In order to clear up the
controversy, the president would have to follow through on his Sunday pledge
to release all of his records rather than continue stonewalling.

[Momof1]

40. Did I sound ok?

Lorie from PA

[nostamj]

42. absolutely!

and a good first hour donation shout out.

[Momof1]

45. I never called into a radio station before

Just checking...lol

Had to lock my 3yr old out of the room. :)

[Thtwudbeme]

50. I know for a fact you sounded great!

:)

Steph

[Andy_Stephenson]

49. Awesome!

Stunning!

:loveya:

[Dudley_DUright]

51. You sounded great

Was it your first call? I thought you were a regular caller since you sounded so confident and well informed. I like this current "life long Republican" caller that finally is seeing the light. It is interesting that it was the Mcjobs issue (reclassifying fast food jobs as manufacturing jobs) was the straw that broke the camels back.

[Momof1]

56. Yes,

This whole issue with Manufacturing, made me want to call, along with encouragement from Michael's wife ;)

This whole plan to do that is so stupid just to mess with the numbers of new jobs created. My Mom (repub) is also disgusted with it. She is making fun of Bush now too.

[Jack Rabbit]

47. Interesting lead article

I am flattered. Thank you.

[Frank_Person]

52. DONATION LINK TO GUY HERE

http://www.theguyjamesshow.com/contribute.shtml

[mr_pique]

53. We Waited for Commander AWOL but He Never Showed UP

http://www.memphisflyer.com/content.asp?ID=2834&onthefly=1

BUSH A NO-SHOW AT ALABAMA BASE, SAYS MEMPHIAN
FedEx Pilot Bob Mintz, backed up by a Carolina colleague, recalls no Dubya at Dannelly AFB in 1972.

MEMPHIS - Two members of the Air National Guard unit that President George W. Bush allegedly served with as a young Guard flyer in 1972 had been told to expect him and were on the lookout for him. He never showed, however; of that both Bob Mintz and Paul Bishop are certain.

[Frank_Person]

54. SPEND & BORROW-OUR KIDS PAY TOMORROW

http://www.talkleft.com/archives/001481.html

Found this post by Clarence Swinney.

TAX & SPEND=PAY YOUR WAY
SPEND & BORROW-OUR KIDS PAY TOMORROW

[nostamj]

57. he's a DUer! n/t

[Frank_Person]

59. I see he's done a BuzzFlash commentary too.

http://www.buzzflash.com/contributors/03/03/13_lies.html

[mr_pique]

58. "Bush report: Sending jobs overseas helps U.S."

With more than two million jobs lost since President Bush took office,
newspaper headlines across the country told readers of the White House's new
support for the practice of wealthy corporations eliminating U.S. jobs and
shipping them to lower-wage countries. The Seattle Times headline read,
"Bush report: Sending jobs overseas helps U.S." The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
said, "Bush Economic Report Praises 'Outsourcing' Jobs" and the Arizona
Republic said, "Bush Report Lauds 'Outsourcing' Jobs."

And while this may be troubling to the millions in the United States who are
out of work and suffering from stagnating wages, it was celebrated in India,
where thousands of good paying, white-collar U.S. jobs have moved. The
headlines in India read, "Bush Aides: Outsourcing win-win for India." The
story said the Administration believes exporting jobs to India and other
lower-wage countries "is a win-win for both exporter and importer" - failing
to explain how this is a win for American workers who the president just
months ago purported to care about.

[Judi Lynn]

60. Does anyone have the link to the White Rose site

so we can listen to a rerun, and catch the calls we missed? Also, how long is it wise to wait before trying to catch the rerun?

Thank you.

Johnny Cannuck's call was EXCELLENT.

[nostamj]

61. here ya go!

www.whiterosesociety.org

[Judi Lynn]

64. Thanks so much, nostamj

So helpful to people who get here late, and ones who want to hear it all over again.

:hi: :hi: :bounce:

[Frank_Person]

62. WhiteRose is pretty quick, this evening maybe.

[nostamj]

63. i know that Ben was traveling today

but usually he has it up within an hour...

[Judi Lynn]

66. Good news, either soon after the show, or later this p.m.

Valuable contribution to DU'ers.

[mr_pique]

65. Commander AWOL Made 50 Policy Changes on Environment

http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/4972281.htm

Posted on Sun, Jan. 19, 2003

A handful of his most controversial policies have made headlines, notably his abandonment of an international treaty on global warming, approval of a federal dump for nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain in Nevada and his proposal to drill for oil and gas in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

But Bush's administration has slipped a number of major policy changes under the public's and the media's radar by quietly issuing executive orders that don't require congressional approval, making announcements late on Fridays, rewriting highly technical environmental regulations and muzzling dissent within the administration.

Knight Ridder asked three dozen experts in the environmental-protection and business communities to assess the administration's environmental record at midterm. They cited more than 50 major changes in policy, including: (follow link for complete story if it's still there)

[mr_pique]

67. Mercury Causes Brain Damage - Dubya to Allow 7 Times More

http://www.nrdc.org/media/pressreleases/031205.asp

Earlier this week NRDC and other environmental groups leaked a draft Environmental Protection Agency proposal that would weaken and delay efforts to clean up mercury emissions from America's coal-fired power plants. Those 1,100 facilities are the largest unregulated industrial sources of mercury contamination in the country. The 50 tons they spew into the air every year amount to roughly 40 percent of total U.S. industrial mercury emissions.

In news stories on the draft proposal, EPA Administrator Mike Leavitt defended it as an emissions trading program similar to the one that has reduced acid rain. A close examination of the draft proposal, however, reveals that by emphasizing a cap-and-trade program, Leavitt was trying to deflect attention from the heart of the proposal: It would downgrade mercury from being regulated as a "hazardous" pollutant to one that requires less stringent pollution controls. By doing so, EPA's "cap" would allow nearly seven times more annual mercury emissions for five times longer than current law. Moreover, an emissions trading program would allow "hot spots" of mercury contamination in the lakes and rivers neighboring the plants that buy pollution credits instead of reducing their mercury emissions.

[nostamj]

88. mercury is a vegetable" Tom Toles TOON

[nostamj]

68. i'll be back!

have to log off to call in. gonna do a call on bush's 'bad bad tax'

later!

[Momof1]

72. Great Call !!!

Is there anything this administration won't do?

[nostamj]

79. thanks, but ACK!

forgot to promote the fund raising! (michael was SO passionate I forgot my 'talking point')

oh well..............

DONATE!

[Judi Lynn]

69. Thanks to mr_pique for the article on Bush's destruction of our earth

I had to make a print-out of it. Horrendous amount of wreckage of so much hard work by others to repair previous devastation.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The caller from Houston was refreshing in reminding us of Rush's snit over getting stuck with his trashy gossip concerning Kerry.

On edit:

Hi to Damon, Houston caller, if you are a DU'er also.

Yay, it's nostamj. Wooo hooooo! New York Bureau. Excellent points on _Bush perfidy.

[Dudley_DUright]

71. Estate Tax

Good topic. I need to pick up that book by Kevin Phillips, American Dynasty.

[Judi Lynn]

73. Dudley_DUright, were YOU the Canadian caller? If so, great job! n/t

[nostamj]

74. i think that was Johny Canuck

he's a regular caller

[Judi Lynn]

77. Thanks for the clarification. n/t

[Dudley_DUright]

75. Not me

Nell and I (and horse of course) have retired to FL.

[JohnyCanuck]

81. It was me, calling in from the Toronto Bureau n/t

n/t

[mr_pique]

76. I Have A Problem With War Crimes

And I have a problem with the Democratic leader of the Senate kissing up
to Dubya's criminal war built on lies. Another thing, are any of the Democratic candidates, outside of Kucinich, calling for withdrawal from Iraq or holding this administration responsible?

http://www.rapidcityjournal.com/articles/2004/02/20/news/local/news05.prt

Daschle satisfied with war progress

PIERRE - Sen. Tom Daschle, D-S.D., on Thursday praised the Bush administration's war and nation-building work in Iraq and said he has no serious concerns about the lack of weapons of mass destruction.

Daschle told state chamber of commerce representatives meeting in the South Dakota capital that he is satisfied with the way things are going in Iraq.

"I give the effort overall real credit," Daschle said. "It is a good thing Saddam Hussein is no longer in power. It is a good thing we are democratizing the country."

[Catshrink]

78. Daschle needs to grow a spine.

[mr_pique]

84. Re: Whistle-Ass

I like that, what about Commander Whistle-Ass.

[Catshrink]

85. I don't like to give him that --

I try my best not to use words like "president" or "commander" etc. when talking about the little jackass.

[Momof1]

80. Guy & Michael I disagree, AWOL is important

All those Nat'l Guard troops, that are sent over there, can't get lost for a year. Or get an early out. AWOL is important cause Bush is sending these people who signed up for one weekend a month, 2 weeks a year. To 1 yr- 18 mos. of service when he couldn't even muster, his original agreement.

[mr_pique]

82. Bush Planned Iraq War BEFORE Becoming President

http://www.sundayherald.com/print27735

Bush planned Iraq 'regime change' before becoming President
By Neil Mackay
Sunday Herald - 15 September 2002

A SECRET blueprint for US global domination reveals that President Bush and his cabinet were planning a premeditated attack on Iraq to secure 'regime change' even
before he took power in January 2001.

The blueprint, uncovered by the Sunday Herald, for the creation of a 'global Pax Americana' was drawn up for Dick Cheney (now vice- president), Donald Rumsfeld
(defence secretary), Paul Wolfowitz (Rumsfeld's deputy), George W Bush's younger brother Jeb and Lewis Libby (Cheney's chief of staff). The document, entitled
Rebuilding America's Defences: Strategies, Forces And Resources For A New Century, was written in September 2000 by the neo-conservative think-tank Project for the
New American Century (PNAC).

(If you don't already know about PNAC it's time to find out. The article is still available)

Another great article on PNAC by William Rivers Pitt: http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article5103.htm

[kaitykaity]

83. Sounds like Michael is channelling Malloy.

It's great! :bounce:

We're not unhinged, the whole rest of the world has blinders on.

[Kathy in Cambridge]

86. He's Very Passionate today

Channeling Malloy-LOL!

[mr_pique]

87. Slick Dick Cheney's Company Fined For Trading With Enemy

These criminals, headed by Slick Dick Cheney,
were caught trading with the enemy, and fined
for it, but now continue to receive no bid contracts.

Halliburton had business dealings (during the 90's) in Iraq, Iran, and Libya, which were on
the State Department's list of terrorist states. Cheney made $million helping Saddam sell black market oil. Brown
and Root, a Halliburton subsidiary, was fined $3.8 million for
reexporting U.S. goods to Libya in violation of U.S. sanctions.

[Catshrink]

89. Ready for some "Republican love"?

[Thtwudbeme]

90. Sadly, JanMichael's wife is

too chicken to call in.

So, honey, I adore you...and please talk about why the stupid DNC, or rich Dems, or rich Dem organizations won't buy radio stations and start getting the message out to the brainwashed masses.

I think you were going to talk about that anyway.

Say "hi" to Guy, and Mrs.GJ if she is there. And those guys that work there that laugh at me when I get lost trying to find the coffee pot.

[Judi Lynn]

91. My ears are bleeding!

Thanks, Guy James, for playing that ####!

We needed that reminder of what kind of garbage we are dealing with.

[nostamj]

92. republican love!!!

i'm thinking of using some of his best (if he'll let me) in the revue!

[Momof1]

93. Honest, decent, moral man

my ass.

[mr_pique]

94. Wrapped in the American flag

When fascism comes to America, it will be wrapped in the American flag.
- Huey Long

[Momof1]

101. Great quote

and Michael used it!! :)

[nostamj]

95. joke for my revue:

We were going to do a song about WMD here.

But, we couldn't find one.

<rimshot!>

[mr_pique]

100. Three plastic surgeons are playing golf

Three plastic surgeons are playing golf, and one says, "I once had a patient who had amputated all ten fingers. I worked for 27 hours but I got them all reattached. And today that man can play the piano!"

The next one says, "Boy that's a bad one but I once had a guy who was hit by a train and both legs cut off. It was terrible. I worked with 2 other doctors for three days. And today that man is a running back for the Giants!"

The last one goes, "Yeah, well I once had a patient who was in an accident so bad that all they found was a cowboy hat and forty pounds of horse manure. I had three other doctors and we worked for almost a week, but we were successful and today that man is Whistle-Ass"

[nostamj]

102. heard several variations of that one

in the one I know, the last doctor had a patient who was riding a horse when it was hit by a train and all he had left was the hat and the horse's ass... and today, that man is pResident of the USA

but, i'm not going to recycle jokes for this project...

[mr_pique]

103. Ashcroft was visiting an elementary school

After fifteen minutes speaking he says: 'I will now answer
any questions you have.' Bobby stands up and says: 'I have four
questions':

1. How did Bush win the election with fewer votes than
Gore?
2. Why haven't you caught Osama bin Laden?
3. Why are you using the American Patriot Act to limit
civil liberties?
4. Where are the weapons of mass destruction in Iraq?

Just then the bell goes and the kids rushed out to
play. Upon returning, Ashcroft said: "I am sorry we were interrupted. I will answer any questions you have.'

A little girl called Julie stands up and says: 'I have
six questions':
1. How did Bush win the election with fewer votes than
Gore?
2. Why haven't you caught Osama bin Laden?
3. Why are you using the American Patriot Act to limit
civil liberties?
4. Where are the weapons of mass destruction in Iraq?
5. Why did the bell ring twenty minutes early?
6. Where is Bobby?

[nostamj]

96. forget FAUX in Wal-Mart!

it's piped in to the TROOPS...........

[Momof1]

97. It is???

I didn't know that. What schmucks

[nostamj]

98. oh yeah,

don't have a link handy, but, it's true.

[mr_pique]

99. Baghdad Is Bush's Blue Dress

http://www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=17665

Now, can we talk of impeachment? The rueful admission by former chief U.S. weapons inspector David Kay that Saddam Hussein did not possess weapons of mass destruction or the means to create them at the time of the U.S. invasion confirms the fact that the Bush administration is complicit in arguably the greatest scandal in U.S. history. It's only because the Republicans control both houses of Congress that we hear no calls for a broad-ranging investigation of the type that led to the discovery of Monica Lewinsky's infamous blue dress.

In no previous instance of presidential malfeasance was so much at stake, both in preserving constitutional safeguards and national security. This egregious deception in leading us to war on phony intelligence overshadows those scandals based on greed, such as Teapot Dome during the Harding administration, or those aimed at political opponents, such as Watergate. And the White House continues to dig itself deeper into a hole by denying reality even as its lieutenants one by one find the courage to speak the truth.

[Momof1]

104. We are Angry? Well we have reason to be.

Slam this idiot. That old guy worked all his life, and paid into Social Security. That is his money.

[Kathy in Cambridge]

106. Why are they letting this dumbass blather on?

What an ignorant fuck he is.

[mr_pique]

109. It's a scheme to steal the Big Enchilada

They have done their best to funnel the Medicare money into the Rx companies and they can't wait to get their hands on the big enchilada,
Social Security, and hand it over Wall Street and the bankers. Who will
be able to save for their own retirement while working the the "manufacturing sector", the hamburger business?

[LWolf]

105. Agh!

The show is almost over, and I didn't get to call in. I went to pick up the phone, and found my son was already on it. So I waited. Patiently. For 40 minutes. He finally got off the phone. And came to talk to me about his current situation. So we talked for 20 minutes, and I tuned back in and went to pick up the phone, only to find that he is using it again. And there are only a few minutes left to go.

Ah, well. It wasn't momentous.

[Momof1]

107. So I am in my 30's and have been paying SS, since I was 14 yrs

I am entitled to my money.

[Kathy in Cambridge]

108. Me too

We are entitled to our $$-it would be like saving money in an IRA or 401K and then not being able to access it.

[SoCalDem]

113. Think of how we feel..

I am 54 and have paid SS since I was ELEVEN
My husband is 60 and has paid it since he was 14..

WE are about at the "finish line", and soon we will find out that the marathon we have been running our whole lives, terminates at the bottom of the 500 foot high cliff :(..

[Momof1]

110. We are going to miss you Michael

:loveya:

[Frank_Person]

111. Bye Michael. Wish we could have met.

[Judi Lynn]

112. Goodbye, good luck to Michael.

Really appreciated your spirit and enthusiasm both for Democratic principles, and for the struggle against a truly evil Republican attempt to control the whole world.

Also, hope you'll be posting your thoughts, observations at D.U., anyway, and if you go on to a full time radio position, DU'ers will be able to know about it.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Thanks to Guy James for an outstanding show. We appreciate your investment in our common life enormously.

[benburch]

114. Today's show archive is posted.

Today's show is now available at http://www.WhiteRoseSociety.org