Tonight I'll tell you about how Americans never knowingly adopted socialism, but under the name of "liberalism" we will adopt every fragment of the socialist program until one day we will be a socialist nation without knowing how it happened. join me for an alarming look at how we are hurtling toward the point of no return.

#dontgo originally began as a simple internet tag that its founders put on their blog posts while tracking the energy debate by the US Congress on Aug. 1. It was quickly used by 100s of activists including members of Congress to track the energy bill, and energize and push conservative values. Soon thereafter the site was created and to date has 30,000 opt-in email subscribers.

The #dontgo Revolution takes web-based strategies and tactics that Democrats used in the last election cycle to advance conservative views and values. The mission is to develop a fifty state strategy of blogs and internet social networks that would get more conservatives active in their communities leading into the 2010 elections.

Communications Director Juliana Johnson states, “As we witnessed in the 2008 elections web-based strategies are imperative. Conservatives have time and time again failed to use the internet to attract voters and get more people active. We hope that with the launch of this website we will be able to effectively wage the battle of ideas with the left in cyberspace.”

Monday’s radio show (online) aired at 5pm CST here on BTR. Tonight the founders of #dontgo are with us -- Eric Odom and southwest regional director John McJunkin (founder of Voices of Liberty .com)

A new website is launching Veterans Day called Great Americans. Matt Daniels, founder, will be along to tell us about it. Also, Tom Day, founder of Bugles Across America says every veteran deserves a live rendition of taps played by a live Bugler. He joins us to talk about the program and how it's spreading across America.

Issue Autopsy '08-a swing state pre-election survey released today-shows that the United States remains a center-right country, but voters no longer trust the Republican Party to represent those interest in Washington.

The survey shows the Republican party no longer enjoys the issues that have for so long benefited the conservative coalition. One finding said that approximately 72 percent of voters agreed: "The Republican Party used to stand for keeping government spending under control, but not anymore." Who bears responsibility?

Ed Martin, the president of American Issues Project is joins me tonight at 9 to discuss the detail findings of the 501(c)4 organization's survey as well as their intention to help the conservative voice be heard in a far-left administration.

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Tonight -- the creators of "The Nose On Your Face", a comedy team whose work you can now see each weekend on The Huckabee Show on Fox New Channel.

Join us as "Buckley F. Williams" and "Potfry" give us the "inside scoop" of how they were chosen to open Mike Huckabee's new program.

Mark Tapscott, the editorial page editor of the Washington Examiner, explains the advantage that John McCain has over Barack Obama in terms of overall experience. He joins us to analyze tomorrow's election

MEET GARY PALMER. He's the president of the Alabama Policy Institute, an organization dedicated to informing and involving Americans in the very important business of freedom. Palmer recently shared his thoughts about this election, and we are so taken with his views we've invited him to join us on a Special Edition of the Andrea Shea King Show this afternoon at 2 p.m. ET. You're invited to join us.

Pat Curley--The Brainster--will be calling in from his home in Arizona to discuss the McCain campaign's prospects for next Tuesday.

As a long time supporter of McCain, Pat probably knows more about the ticket than most experts on tv. In fact, Pat predicted McCain would be the republican nominee at a time when the rest of the political world had long since written him off. Pat took a lot of heat for his prediction, too, but in the end, he was right. And next Tuesday we'll see just how right he was.

Journalists are sacrificing their power and a pension -- the traditional media is playing a very very dangerous game. With its readers, the Constitution, and with its own fate.