I'm glad President Obama isn't promoting the "Fairness Doctrine," because the market should dictate what we hear.
But why do so many crave the current homogenous programming? Whether it's Glenn, Rush or Sean, it's basically the same opinions on national issues. Meanwhile, the local issues that matter go ignored.
Radio should be about community (see WMNF), not syndication. If more stations remembered that, maybe we would get a fair and balanced offering. ...
Ranting on TV that the stimulus package won't work? Easy. Giving the complex approach a chance to work so consumers regain confidence? Also easy, but it garners far less attention. ...
I've lived in this state my entire life, but given our current economic conditions, I've never had more fear of a major hurricane. ...
Seen on a bumper sticker: All I want is less to do, more time to do it and higher pay for not getting it done. ...
I'm not sure if Bucs receiver Antonio Bryant — or his agent — care about public relations, but if you want to be a fan favorite, now is not the time to gripe about a $9.8-million annual salary. ...
Sounds like the Florida Holocaust Museum's annual dinner on Saturday is shaping up to be a terrific evening. NBA great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar will give the keynote. Relatives of the Nazi-fighting brothers whose story was told in the motion picture Defiance will attend. And philanthropists Ray and Nancy Murray, two of the nicest people you'll ever meet, will be honored. Call 727-820-0100, ext. 251, to purchase tickets. ...
I'm 45 now, and 45 is so old they don't even make 45s anymore. But they do still make Colt 45. I guess I'll call it a wash.
That's all I'm saying.
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