Air Scamerica reading assignments
The moonbat-clogged Air America radio station is making quite a lot of headlines in the blogverse lately, which is more than can be said for the MSM. And here's a big batch of reading assignments on what they've been up to in their latest funding scandal, which Brian Maloney in particular has been dedicated to covering lately on his blog, The Radio Equalizer, and so has Michelle Malkin on hers.So here's some good stuff to turn to on the subject:
Michelle Malkin's investigative report.
Power Line.
Captain's Quarter's Blog: Air America shell game implodes.
John in North Carolina: Editors dispute News & Observer's editors claim.
Bore America: Raleigh News & Observer on the scandal.
Where have you gone, Ronald Reagan?
Clayton Cramer's blog.
Macho Nachos: This Radio Station will destruct in 10, 9, 8...
Conservative Outpost.
The Black Republican: Air America: Stealing candy from babies since 2004.
Betsy's Page.
Three Knockdown Rule: Some things are just too good to go unmentioned.
The Opinionator: Thanks to a blogger, the scandal finally makes it to the Raleigh News & Observer.
The Chief Brief: Err America.
Fullosseous Flap's Dental Blog: Where is Evan Montvel-Cohen?
Political Pie.
UNCoRRELATED.
Hugh Hewitt.
California Conservative.
Decision '08.
Urban Grounds: Two bloggers do what the NY Times would not.
Searchlight Crusade.
The American Mind.
The Nose On Your Face.
Brainster's Blog.
Red State Rant.
Hard Starboard: Err America Woes.
Those poor deluded moonbats who set up the Air America station on illegal funding really need help, don't they? Only when they begin to realize that stressing inspiring ideas and even getting their funding honestly will they ever gain a true audience and a following for themselves. Not by supporting anti-war, pro-terrorist propaganda they won't.
Most funny about Air America is that it reminds me of an abortive movie with Mel Gibson and Robert Downey Jr. from 1990 with the same name, produced by the long since out-of-business Carolco. I'd say that the radio station is destined to go the same direction.
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