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Giordano Hosts Dan Crenshaw Tomorrow Night — Texas’ great congressman Dan Crenshaw will be guest of Philadelphia’s great talk show host Dom Giordano, 6:55 p.m., tomorrow June 11. Discussed will be Dan’s new book Fortitude: American Resilience in the Era of Outrage
The discussion is free and can be found on the Facebook page Talkradio WPHT 1210.
Elaine Mickman Discusses Montco On In The Mix — Elaine Mickman of Lower Merion was a guest tonight (May 22) on Marti Oakley’s national In the Mix show. Her topic was the conflicts of interest and financial motivations of Montgomery County’s court system, and the difficulties in dealing with it with the state shut down.
In the Mix co-host Coz Witten-Skaife has a uncle in Montco whose estate she says was robbed via guardianship. She has a pending court case in Montco.
Listen to the show here:
Heroic Rush Limbaugh Gets Deserved Honor — Rush Limbaugh, an American treasure, announced on his Feb. 3 radio show that he has advanced stage four lung cancer. The next day he was invited by President Trump to sit in a place of honor at the State of Union address. To his surprise he was given the Presidential Medal of Freedom, our highest civilian honor, then and there.
He deserved it. He has been a defender of truth and freedom for three decades and his withstood all manner of lies, calumny and hate.
He has been called a racist. He has been on the air three hours a day five days a week for 30 years and we have listened to him for much of that time. He has never said anything remotely implying that those of one particular skin color were somehow inferior to another or deserve less civil liberty. Those levying the charge actually had to make up quotes to get traction, and the false defenders of justice in our media conspired with them.
He was called a misogynist. Why? Because he was one of the few that had the guts to call out on the carpet a 30-year-old activist who demanded the Catholic Church pay for her birth control. And because he calls bitter, hate-filled bullies who happen to be female demanding unjust privilege regardless of suffering caused to others “nazis”, a perfect allusion few others were willing to dare to make.
All the while real, misogyny was laughed at or ignored by the same crowd condemning Rush.
Rush was even accused by one president of being a cause of terrorism, a lie that would make Joseph Goebbels nod in approval.
But Rush has persevered and thrived. He is fighting his disease. He is expected to return to the air tomorrow and can be heard locally noon to 3 on WPHT 1210 AM.
If you have never heard him, check him out. He really does have “talent on loan from God.” He is a decent guy and not what the progressive establishment claims he is.
BillLawrenceOnline.com was a guest of WFYL‘s Tim Liebig, Oct. 30, on It’s a New Day. Subjects included the Montgomery County commissioners race, Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon’s (D-Pa5) indifference to her constituents, and the child trafficking described in the film Priceless. Note the difference between audience reviews and those of the critics.
WFYL is a great station based outside Norristown, Pa. It can be heard at 1180 AM or online here.
Here is a podcast of the interview.
Define Racism Truthfully, Not Politically — Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa1) gets props for his appearance on the just ended The Dean Malik Show on WWDB 860AM but there was a point that never made it to the table.
Fitzpatrick defended his July 16 vote for the Democrats’ politically motivated H Res 489 titled Condemning President Trump’s Racist Comments Directed at Members of Congress.
He said he thought the greatest issue facing the country was the tenor of political discourse.
So he goes along with calling the President a racist.
Go figure.
For what it’s worth, he said he didn’t think President Trump is a racist.
He’s just apparently OK with saying he uses racist language.
Go figure.
Congressman, if you are sincere about wanting to “tone down” discourse start condemning those who use the word “racist” as a political attack.
Insist that “racist” and “racism” be consistently and specifically defined so the evil that the word should describe is not diluted. Racism is not mere bigotry or prejudice or disagreement but a belief that certain ethnicities should have lesser or no civil liberty.
Telling an ingrate to love it or leave America is not racism — or even prejudice — regardless of the color of the skin of ingrate. Calling someone a racist for confronting an ingrate is craven and despicable. Failing to confront someone making such an accusation is cowardice.
The biggest threat, Congressman, is the division caused by identity politics. The Founding Fathers knew this hence our national motto “Out of Many One“.
Or another way of saying it and hopefully triggering the right type of people: Where we go one, we go all.
If you missed today’s show (July 19) here is the podcast:
Fitzpatrick Appearing On Malik Show — Dean Malik has posted that Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa1)will be appearing on his show today (July 19) which airs noon on WWDB 860 AM.
Fitzpatrick was one of the few Republicans who voted to condemn President Trump’s remarks criticizing hateful anti-American statements by Democrat congresswomen.
The show is hosted by Malik and Don Beishl Fr. Also on the show will be noted journalist Stu Bykofsky, who had a long career with The Philadelphia Daily News; Stan Casacio, about his run for Montgomery County Controller; Billy Ciancaglini, the Republican candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia, and Bill Lawrence of BillLawrenceOnline.com.
For those unaware, businessman Andy Meehan is mounting a primary challenge against Fitzpatrick.
The Dean Malik Show can be heard online here and a podcast will be forthcoming. Call in number is 888-329-3306.
Dean Malik Hosts BillLawrenceOnline — Bill Lawrence of BillLawrenceOnline will be guest of Dean Malik and Don Beishl Jr., noon, tomorrow (July 19) on WWDB 860 AM.
Also on the show will be noted journalist Stu Bykofsky, who had a long career with The Philadelphia Daily News; Stan Casacio, about his run for Montgomery County Controller; and Billy Ciancaglini, the Republican candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia.
Malik says he has invited Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick (R?-Pa1) to explain his recent vote condemning the President’s tweets as allegedly “racist” (we strongly disagree) and to discuss other issues.
“We shall see if he makes the time in his busy schedule to be on the show,” Malik said.
For those unaware, businessman Andy Meehan is mounting a primary challenge against Fitzpatrick.
The Dean Malik Show can be heard online here and a podcast will be forthcoming. Call in number is 888-329-3306.
Dean Malik Hosted Pauline Braccio — Pauline Braccio described her 1990 rape at the hands of Montgomery County Commissioner Ken Lawrence on Friday’s (July 12) Dean Malik Show.
The rape occurred after a friend of Lawrence drugged her, she says.
We’ve written about it but hearing her own words gives it unexpected power.
Yes, we believe her.
A podcast of the show is here. Malik’s other guests included Juanita Broaddrick. Pauline comes on at the 49:40 mark.
The Dean Malik Show airs noon Fridays on WWDB 860 AM.
Considering the behavior among Montco GOP commissioner candidates — yes Joe Gale and Jeff Salvino you are getting blamed for this too — we fear Lawrence will be returned to office.
We have not heard any prominent Republican condemn, attack or even question Lawrence but we’ve certainly heard them go after each other.
The Democrats have circled the wagons around this protege of Josh Shapiro while the Republicans have created a circular firing squad. Call it how to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory and let injustice go unpunished.
Breakfast With David Barton — Author and activist David Barton will be hosted by WFYL 1180AM at a breakfast, 7:30 – 9 a.m., Sept. 26 at the Westover Golf Club, 401 S Schuylkill Avenue, Jeffersonville, PA 19401. Tickets are $50 and can be purchased at http://www.wfyl1180am.com.
Barton is the founder of Wallbuilders. He has written numerous bestselling books, consulted with many legislators and written amicus briefs in cases at the U. S. Supreme Court.
Anthony Buttacy Our Time Guest — John Haenn’s most recent Our Time addressed the twisted depths that those running (ruining?) public education have brought those institutions that they had been trusted to shepherd.
Free clue: Boys and girls are different. It is bad to teach otherwise. Really, it’s bad. The tendency is something to discourage, not embrace.
Anyway, John’s guest was Anthony Buttacy, the headmaster of West-Mont Christian Academy in Pottstown.
While Mr. Buttacy doesn’t address the transgender issue — which John brings up in his opening monologue — he points out that our society is suffering from a noted rejection of objective truth.
He also says the today’s students are overbooked with regard to time and that parents don’t spend as much time with them as they once did. Listen to it below. It’s an interesting conversation and he has interesting things to say.
Our Time airs 8:30-9 a.m., on WFYL 1180AM the first Monday of the month.