Liberty Talk Radio

This is the title of an article written on February 17th in the Washington Post by Ms. Susan Jacoby. And she's got it right! We will review this article and how it ralates to the loss of liberty as well as the current electorial campaign. I invite you to join me in discussing this subject.

What questions would you ask the presidential candidates? So far the questions have been on the soft side and allow the respondents to wiggle out of the answer. The questions are too broad and without specificity. I would nail them down. Call in with your proposted questions and we'll make a program out of it. Call (646) 652-4620.

This will be part two of my warning that one of the most dangerous segment of our political landscape is the well meaning, benevolent, kind hearted Progressive movement. Those that are Progressives don't even realize how dangerous their ideology really is. We'll discuss this in detail Thursday morning. Call in (646) 662-4620.

Mr. Wayne Allyn Root, Libertarian Candidate for President has agreed to a 30 minute interview. He is a well funded, successful, flambouant, civil libertarian fiqure that has a real shot at the White House. Personally, I am excited by his entry. He wants to take off where Dr. Ron Paul leaves off. This is a sure one-two punch that is sorely needed. Let's hope our times match up.

With the exception of Ron Paul and the Libertarian Party presidential candidates, how would you classify the front runner candidates. The work "progressive" comes to mind. Let's examine this and how it will effect you. Join in by calling (646)652-4620.

Do the presidential candidates actually want to end the conflict in Iraq? If they did, can they? I content that this is not possible, but we will hear "feel good" words from each of the candidates except for Ron Paul. Call in with your view (646) 652-4620.

The general public is under the assumption that they are in control of the election. Election time is their opportunity to elect who they think is right for the job of running this country. Is this true? Who actually elects, or selects, the president? The answer to this question may come as a surprise, so listen in and interact (646) 652-4620.

I had intended to illustrate how religion with politics had the potential of being constitutional poison. I touched on this subject only briefly on Sunday, but then ran out of time. I would like to continue this discussion on Thursday morning. I will also express a view that the lack of critical thinking can be the demise of our Constitution.

Many voters believe that you can not separate religion from politics. Is the reverse then true? Is this a valid presmise? Does religion make better politicians? Let's unravel this delimma and try to make some rational sense out of it. Of course, this will probably make most people angry, but why should I care. I am already angry and it's my show. Call in and voice your opinion (646) 652-4620.

What's the result of the President's address to the nation? Did we learn anything, or was this more of the same? I'd like to hear from my listeners, so tune in and chime in by calling (646) 652-4620.