Newscom The Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG) recently informed its workforce about sequestration cuts to Voice of America’s (VOA) shortwave and medium-wave broadcasting. Ironically, the Board is cutting the most cost-effective part of its organization: radio. It would be more rational to cut the bloated management and administration of the International Broadcasting Bureau, which accounts… Read more »
On The Huffington Post, gay radio host Michelangelo Signorile — last mentioned here when he told a pro-Romney caller to his show to buy arsenic and drink it – is angry at the son of Rep. Matt Salmon (R-Ariz.). Salmon must either cave and support the LGBT agenda, or the son must reject his father… Read more »
Conservative radio host and frequent guest on both Fox News Channel and MSNBC, Steve Deace, fired off a warning to Republicans warming to the idea of ending the GOP’s opposition to same-sex marriage rights. During his daily radio broadcast on Monday, the influential Iowa-based talker called comments like those made by Fox News host Bill… Read more »
The Los Angeles Times theater critic is depressed that playwright David Mamet has stumbled so sadly off a right-wing cliff. In his "Critic's Notebook," Charles McNulty complained from a huge spread on the cover of the Sunday Arts and Books section that rambled on inside. Liberal writers adore insulting conservatives as stooping to the sound… Read more »