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August 24, 2008-
Governor Sarah Palin is the first woman to be on the GOP ticket for VP. The entire show is devoted to your phone calls and your reaction to her selection. There are a few callers who took their talking points right off the left wing loon websites. People act as if nobody reads these things except them. The RNC is changing the GOP nomination convention. There are no speeches tonight and there is really nothing happening. John McCain is considering not even showing up because he wants to distance himself from the reaction to Katrina. I think that is wrong and one has to wonder why Governor Schwarzenegger is not going to St. Paul, MN? It is not like California is having a hurricane... Good calls and you made it a good, fast moving show. Well done!
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August 24, 2008-
A preview of the Democrat's party in Denver. Monday brings Michelle Obama to the podium and you get to hear from her how wonderful Barack Obama is, but the other speakers are curious: their siblings, friends and neighbors - might as well have the guy that installed his cable television on the list of speakers. Joe Biden gets the okay from Obama (the closest Biden will get to the White House is running to it with a black guy's foreign policy hack), but does being in the Senate for 35 years represent "change"? TWO Senators running for the White House - nutty. We await John McCain's pick on Friday (so much for the bounce). Madonna stepped into the political fray on Saturday with a concert in London. Seems that Madge (whom I love and will see her concert) decided to do a photo montage - one of them was of leaders:Obama & Gandhi and McCain and HITLER! Come on Madonna - I love you, but Hitler? AND the protests begin in Denver (they are the most unscripted and exciting things happening in Denver). One group - Iraq War Vets are demanding REPARATIONS FOR THE IRAQI PEOPLE: my observation - we gave them that already - in the blood of thousands of Americans who gave their lives for their freedom. Plus your calls.
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August 17, 2008-
Russia invades Georgia (no - not the southern state - they'd have defended it) and the USA does NOTHING - some ally. Put a KGB man in charge (and Putin is in charge) and this is what you get. A US Marine is being prosecuted by CIVILIANS for actions that took place in FALLUJAH, IRAQ. Riverside residents - if you are called to serve on that jury - NULLIFY the charges. We take a listen to some sound from the forum held at a "mega church" (how big does a church have to be to be a mega church)? Anyway - that, the SDSU drug busts and did I mis-speak about people voting for Barack Obama? I have to listen to find out. |
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August 3, 2008-
We killed one of the people responsible for the deaths of 17 American sailor aboard the USS Cole 8 years ago and nobody is talking. Maybe the President should get in front of some microphones and take a little credit for a job well done in Pakistan. Someone tell Obama that we are fighting there. Will the Israeli elections affect our? Dick Morris says they will - depending upon who wins. And a debate over anti-Semitism and the smoke and mirror campaign by Barack.
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July 27, 2008-
Are there lines that talk show hosts should not cross? I think there are and I think talking about kids and autism is one of those lines. Another host - Michael Savage - decided to use some very odd language to get across what might have been a valid point, but it got lost in how he said it. Are kids overmedicated today? Yes. Do some parents call the behavior of their child a disease rather than just bad behavior? You bet. But should Savage have - savaged - kids suffering from autism? I didn't think so, but my listeners made me hear his side. So who is right in this emotional issue? Obama took a world tour and was booed in Israel and didn't have the time to see wounded troops (meanwhile he had time to play basketball with uninjured ones and share breakfast). AND he wants to be commander in chief? Come on.
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July 20, 2008-
Gay pride parades take to the streets: Dykes on Bikes changed their name, cowardly politicians (who don't care enough to talk to you issue proclamations about how important gay pride is (with the exception of Imperial Beach that said no way) and gays put on display every stereotype that we demand regular Americans pretend are not real. With floats from "queer youth" being the center of attention - one really has to wonder how or when kids should get in trouble at school for using the same words about gay kids that they use to describe themselves? Barack Obama is taking a tour - it seems the lowly Senator from Illinois thinks that taking a few days to tour Europe will make him qualified to be President of the United States. Strange - using that criteria and the amount of time I've been abroad - I'm qualified. The tour is a sham, the talk he's giving at the Nazi memorial is a joke and someone needs to ask him why is he campaigning for the American job in Europe? Sure they love him, but there is a reason they have high unemployment and it is not because they have good policies: they have OBAMA policies. Good luck America because it is either going to be McCain or Obama in 2009 and both are bad choices - we just have to pick the least bad. Sad, but true. |
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Steve Yuhas, called a "rising star" in radio, hosts his unique take on current events and politics during The Steve Yuhas Show - dubbed Uniquely Conservative Talk Radio™. Heard live from San Diego to Santa Barbara; Mexico to Arizona and all over the world on AM 600 KOGO - San Diego's News & Talk Station.
From one entertainment reporter, "At first listen, Steve Yuhas sounds like just about any other right-wing talk-show host on the dial... His guests include the usual array of newsmakers and gadflies, and his running commentary is sprinkled with nasty zingers about liberals and Democrats. He buddies around with like-minded colleagues. And his arch-conservative opinions are reliably predictable." It is not exactly that simple for this Jewish disabled former military man.
Honorably discharged from the Marine Corps and Army, Yuhas served from Texas to Germany; California to the Middle East. He believes that service to his country made him able to overcome the adversity that came after he sustained a spinal cord injury. Now a Lifetime Member of the Disabled American Veterans as well as a member of Paralyzed Veterans of America - he works hard for military folks and veterans alike.
In a time when being a veteran is uncommon in public office, not to mention on radio and television, Yuhas brings a unique perspective to the field. Guests have included everyone from the high ranking military men in our and other countries, secretaries of government agencies, local and national politicians and international leaders including former Prime Ministers and ambassadors from the world over. Callers & Yuhas' unique biography make the Steve Yuhas Show unlike any other radio show.
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If Democrats Had Any Brains, They'd be Republicans
Uttering lines that send liberals into paroxysms of rage, otherwise known as ‘citing facts,’ is the spice of life. When I see the hot spittle flying from their mouths and the veins bulging and pulsing above their eyes, well, that’s when I feel truly alive.
by: Ann Coulter |
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Liberal Facism
In this provocative and well-researched book, Goldberg probes modern liberalism's spooky origins in early 20th-century fascist politics. With chapter titles such as Adolf Hitler: Man of the Left and Brave New Village: Hillary Clinton and the Meaning of Liberal Fascism—Goldberg argues that fascism has always been a phenomenon of the left.
by: Jonah Goldberg |
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The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam
Robert Spencer reveals all the disturbing facts about Islam and its murderous hostility to the West that other books ignore, soft-pedal -- or simply lie about.
by: Robert Spencer |
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33 Questions About American History You're Not Supposed to Ask
Woods argues that the history lessons schoolchildren learn are ideologically driven distortions aimed at producing citizens who believe that big government is good and big business is evil. He sets out to set the record straight.
by: Thomas E. Woods, Jr. |
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Hard Corps: From Gangster to Marine Hero
In this macho, profanity-laced memoir by a 2003 Iraqi invasion veteran, Martinez describes himself as a Hispanic juvenile delinquent from Albuquerque, N.Mex., who turned his life around by joining the marines in 2001. His exploits (including winning the Navy Cross) will entertain military buffs.
by: Marco Martinez |
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Day of Reckoning
An eye-opening analysis of the forces foreign and domestic that are threatening us today in a series of crises that are more severe than any we have faced in our history.
by: Pat Buchanan |
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My Grandfather's Son
Thomas tells his own moving, inspiring story -- from the deprivations and humiliations of his youth to the unconscionable defamation he suffered at the hands of the Left during his hotly contested confirmation battle for the Supreme Court.
by: Justice Clarence Thomas |
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America Alone
European and Islamic anti-Americanism, he explains, threatens to leave us isolated in the world: the global situation is rapidly reaching a point at which America will have to confront the enemies of civilization without help from anyone else.
by: Mark Steyn |
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The Truth About Hillary
Everyone knows that Bill Clinton wanted to be President of the United States ever since he was a boy. What almost no one knows is that his wife Hillary harbored the same ambition since she was a girl -- and that her plan from the very start of their marriage was to succeed him in the Oval Office.
by: Ed Klein |
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The Audacity of Hope: Thoughts on Reclaiming the American Dream
Want to know about Barack Obama in his own words? This is a re-print in paperback of his first book (not to be confused with the moderate looking read you get from his most recent literary endeavor). Ignore the stuff about him as a teenager, but really find out about the guy who has a radical preacher and poor judgment who happens to also want to be President of the United States.
by Barack Obama |
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Conservative Comebacks to Liberal Lies
Fully documented responses to no fewer than 241 of the most common claims made by the Left on all the most important political, social, and cultural issues of our day
by Gregg Jackson |
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The General's War: The Inside Story of the Conflict in the Gulf
The Commandant of the Marine Corps believes this book to be important enough to be on the reading list of high ranking non-commissioned officers and lieutenant colonels in the USMC - so why not read it yourself? VERY good background on the Gulf.
by Michael R.; Trainor, Bernard E. Gordon |
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On My Honor: Why the American Values of the Boy Scouts Are Worth Fighting for
Texas governor Rick Perry, through the legacy of the Boy Scouts of America, takes dead aim at the moral relativism of the secular humanist movement, indicting its corrosive impact on the culture. Examining the left's legal assaults on the Boy Scouts of America - which span more than 30 years - Perry offers prescient insight into the multi-faceted war, which pits the proponents of traditional American values against the radical leftist movement that seeks to tear down our social foundations.
by Rick Perry |
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FairTax
Offering eye-opening new insights not covered in the original book, FairTax: The Truth debunks the negative myths and gross misrepresentations of this groundbreaking idea. The FairTax plan is simple, brilliant, and it will work—enabling you to keep all the money in your paycheck; eliminating the fraud, hassle, and waste of our current system; and revolutionizing the way America pays for itself.
by Neal Boortz |
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Surrender is Not an Option
A fascinating chronicle of the career of a distinguished lawyer and diplomat who has fought to preserve American sovereignty and strength at home and abroad, Surrender Is Not an Option is the candid memoir of one of America's outstanding statesmen that is sure to become required reading for everyone interested in international affairs.
by John Bolton |
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September 1 (Labor Day): We open the Republican National Convention right after the Roger Hedgecock program and a special from Fox News. Just as we did on the last day of the Democratic Convention (which was a hell of a show thanks to your calls) - we will do on the first and last day of the GOP party. Be sure to participate because you really made the program
September 4 (Thursday): The Republicans will convene in Minneapolis and we will get your reaction to John McCain's speech. We'll be on at 7pm (do you see a pattern here) after McCain tells you why you should vote for him (I can't wait to hear this one). Your reaction to the GOP convention on Thursday night.
Announcements from the program
- There are many job fairs taking place in southern California for veterans and there is a great list of them HERE so if you are a veteran (or will be one soon) take a look.
- Do you want to show your support to WE THANK OUR TROOPS? Get your official WTOT gear HERE.
- This year marks the 20th anniversary celebration of the California Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Sacramento visit the memorial December 10 -14 2008 in the Sacramento Capitol Park to honor those who fought and died in Vietnam.
- Iraq War Veterans for Congress - here you can find people that you can actively support who are running for Congress and are GOP candidates for Congress. If anyone deserves your support they do - so give them some money to fight the left that is recruiting vets for office to oppose finishing the job in Iraq HERE
As promised - the MySpace site for the show is: www.myspace.com/radiosteveyuhas
I stumbled upon an interesting website that is funny and unique (kind of like me, but cuter) - don't know the guy, but it is a funny take on gay life: 2nd Person: Tales from the Gay YOUniverse - check it out, but be warned all of you gay haters - it is a take on gay life so thicken your skin!
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Want a running tally of delegates for the various candidates running for the White House? Fox News Election 2008 Headquarters has all of that and MORE. For local election coverage visit KOGO's website for San Diego and for Orange County and Los Angles - click the links to go to voting information for the rest of the Southland. |
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Barack Obama and his Visions of Grandeur
By: Steve Yuhas
The words of President George W. Bush were not new, but the visceral (and comical) reaction by the Obama campaign was. In a speech to the Israeli Knesset to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the founding of the Jewish state Bush told the Israeli lawmakers what he has been saying for years. Simply put: talking to terrorists and the leaders of states intent on the destruction of both the West and Israel is and will always be a futile measure.
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A 45-year-old coward writes to the Los Angeles Times for advice because he is gay and is afraid to tell his mommy. What in the world? How come every single time someone wants to tell their parents that they are gay they end up thinking about it until they are full-grown adults? "Coming out" is no big deal - I did it and so did many others, but to be 45 and scared of how mommy will react is just comical.
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Hotels are making a killing with the coming of gay marriages. Fantastic! The stories are almost daily - "gay marriage makes money," but where are the stories about the fact that the CA Supreme Court overturned the will of the people with complete disregard for what we decided some eight years ago? You know, I watched a documentary about Larry Flynt and he talked about the corruption in the mainstream press - here is just another example of the press pushing their agenda in the NEWS sections of their papers. No wonder everyone is getting fired and newspapers are losing money by the bucket. Hotels are doing well while those reporting on them are losing their shirts.
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A gay couple is crying foul because a privately operated guest house allegedly denied them accommodation because they have a policy of two beds for two men. The couple said they had to "drive through the night" to find another place to stay. Big deal. There are plenty of places to stay in the area they wanted to sleep and they could have gone to another. I am opposed to gays being turned away from hotels and bed & breakfasts (or anywhere for that matter), but if a private business wants to ban gays then they should have the right (no matter how stupid) to do it. Sexuality and race are not the same so spare me the "that would be like turning away blacks" emails, please.
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Being gay in jail now gets you some special rights in California. In what has to be one of the most idiotic decisions ever made in the state of California - INMATES in CALIFORNIA PRISONS are now able to get MARRIED! Talk about benefits: kill someone, rape someone, rob and burgle? Go to the pen and find yourself a husband. California will even pay for the preacher! What a joke - this is the best commercial against gay marriage and instead of saying it is a bad thing - gay groups are applauding the decision. Amazing. Yes, marriage is important to gays, but important enough to have commercials showing gay inmates tying the knot? Think people, think.
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Gay activists are on the side of Barack Obama (just like they were on the side of Bill Clinton and the return of a Democratic Congress in 2004), but do McCain and Obama really differ on the issue of gay marriage? Nope - at least not according to their many positions on gay issues throughout their campaigns. Good AP article on what the candidates think about all things gay, but why are gays so excited about Obama when he is exactly like John McCain on issues that gay activists think are vital this election cycle? Blind allegiance to the Democratic Party.
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THEN comes this story about a gay activists who said that Obama "threw gays under a bus" when he said marriage was a heterosexual institution. One supporter of Hillary Clinton OPPOSES publicly Barack Obama, but will his opposition mean anything given the fact that gays blindly vote Democrat and are simply ignored after the election. Gays could have had anything they wanted if Democrats were truly gay friendly, but Bill Clinton gave gays Don't Ask Don't Tell and DOMA (the federal gay marriage ban). BUT - maybe some gays turning against Obama is a good thing to show gays that their party of choice - the Democrats - take their votes and money for granted. OR - maybe they will never learn.
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