This Weekend's Show

The "axis of evil wackjobs" invaded the United Nations and New York this week, giving us plenty to talk about this weekend on the radio.  Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez used their visit to bash President Bush with personal attacks that made even some democrats blush.   I'll be talking about these two goons with Frank Gaffney, President of the Center for Security Policy.  I'll also be joined by New York Congressman Peter King and John Spencer, the Republican running against Hillary in New York.

Comments

[Tom TB]

Monica, you said yesterday that never in history did one civilisation allow another into their borders, when the other's stated goal is to destroy it. There are similarities with the fall of Ancient Rome, but they didn't have a UN with Visigoths and Huns as members, and no equivalent of the ACLU! Great show!

[FRED MILLER]

You’ve been discussing the double standard on morality between the Democrats and the Republicans. There’s one important element that you’ve left out. The people that vote for Democrat candidates don’t care if their candidate is immoral. The mainstream press doesn’t care either. They are the party that you vote for if you want to marry your uncle or date a farm animal. The Republicans are the party that advocates morality, and consequently, will be held to a higher standard. We need to bring that to the attention of moral Democrats and Republicans alike rather than just complaining about it.

Also, to answer the question that I’ve been hearing all night regarding weather or not the United States will do anything about Korea, now that they’ve tested a nuclear weapon? The answer is NO. The Democrats will make sure that we don’t. We will do very little to protect ourselves from this time forward. Pres. Busch is snake bitten by the Democrats, and knows that they will find some creative way to make ANYTHING that he attempts to do appear to be wrong!

[Jol]

Fred,
Democrats are not
interested in legislating your predilection for farm animals or regulating too much about it.

You are out of bullets, yet you continue to toss rice on the reformers who are wedded to a peaceful transformation of the world—from personal conflict and enmity, into, for example, Resolution Encounters, where all problems,(personal political, financial or otherwise) are faced one after the other with the ultimate goal of making life better for that individual.
Here, the spirit, will have more of an opportunity to match its yearning.

All Christ wanted, was for us to learn how to get on with each other.
We are all failing that test.
If you are Christian, you are failing Christ. If you are other, you decide who or what you are failing.
How can we expect to grow learn and love, and be ready to receive the higher blessings of the universe if we continue to squabble amongst ourselves like chickens.
We, Republicans and Democrats; Christian and Muslim, are blocking each others light with insults and threats of the first order.
At the very least we must respect any fellow human traveler on this earth, enough to realize that he too is one of God's people, no matter how distasteful or dangerous he may be.