conservative talk show host

Somebody needs to scrape this pathetic conservative talk-show host off the pavement after showing that he has no idea who Neville Chamberlain was even as he tries to tie him to Barack Obama:

In what amounted to an April Fool’s joke that had at least a few Nashvillians enamored with the thought of a trifecta of weekend morning political commentary, Liberadio(!) and the Steve Gill Show will not be teaming up this election year but Freddie and Mary do get credit for the creatively titled “Right Hook, Left

It will be interesting to hear Steve Gill debate without a dump button or the ability to at a whim cut to commercial when a caller questions him too much:

Mary Mancini and Freddie O’Connell of Liberadio(!), Nashville’s only liberal talk radio show, are pleased to announce a radio partnership with long-time conservative talk show host, Steve Gill. The new political talk radio show, “Right Hook, Left Jab” will broadcast live on WRVU 91.1 FM, every Saturday morning from 9:00 - 11:00 am.

I’m will have to stop sleeping in on Saturdays now.
I just received this in my in-box, and I am SO going to listen…
Mary Mancini and Freddie O’Connell of Liberadio(!), Nashville’s only liberal talk radio show, are pleased to announce a radio partnership with long-time conservative talk show host, Steve Gill. The new political talk radio [...]

We just got the press release: Conservative talk show host Steve Gill will be joining forced with lefty pundits Mary Mancini and Freddie O'Connell to launch a Saturday morning radio show on WRVU-91.1 FM.

Limbaugh wants the Democratic race to continue.

(CNN) – As Hillary Clinton battles to keep her presidential bid alive, she may be getting help from an unlikely source: conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh.

Limbaugh has been actively urging his Texas listeners to cross over and vote for Clinton in that state's open primary Tuesday, arguing it helps the Republicans if the Democratic race remains unsettled for weeks to come.

This morning, once again I was listening to a replay of Bill Cunningham, a conservative talk show host who was warming up a crowd before introducing John McCain, using Barack Obama's middle name, three times.

How much longer are conservatives going to continue their racist rants against someone because his middle name is ‘Hussein?'

If Barack wins the nomination, I hope he uses 'Hussein' if not in the general election, then in the White House once he's elected President.