Sunday, December 16, 2007

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A Douglas Diaries begins the show. Then, I have a follow-up to my Chuck Norris-Isms segment from two weeks ago. It’s a possibility that “the Norris factor” may be responsible for presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee’s late surge in the polls.

Watch the Chuck Norris endorsement of Mike Huckabee

Maybe Chuck Norris is the next Oprah (except with fists)?!

Then, another presidential hopeful, Mitt Romney, says he isn’t a flip-flopper. He defended his positions on NBC’s “Meet The Press.” I did some research on Romney and found him to be like a fish out of water.

- Hour 1

In the second hour, a 60 Minutes piece has me angered at the hypocrisy displayed by the Pentagon and military regarding the treatment of gays in the military. It’s “Don’t ask, don’t tell,” unless its wartime, in which case most everyone is willing to look the other way.

I’ll talk about the priorities of humans in general and especially those of soldiers in battle. Have you ever heard the saying, “Nobody is an Atheist in a bunker”? Well, as one caller put it, “Nobody is anything in a bunker.” Great calls punctuate this hour as well. I’ll also debunk some of the arguments against allowing gays to serve openly.

-Hour 2

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Sunday, December 2, 2007

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On the show...

First, a Douglas Diaries. Then, I'll tell you the story of the University of Denver law clinic that is challenging the federal government regarding the treatment of a prisoner at Supermax prison in Florence, Colorado.

The inmate, Tommy Silverstein, has been incarcerated since 1975, and then was placed in solitary confinement in 1983, where he's been ever since, after killing a guard and two inmates.

Now, law students, who apparently can't find anything better to do, are trying to get better treatment for this convicted killer. If they win, I propose they have to guard him.

If you're inclined to feel sorry for this individual, you can read his impassioned plea at his website. If you're not inclined to sympathize with a killer, then you'll join me in hoping he rots away in solitary confinement where he's killed a total of 0 people since he's been there.

- Hour 1

Finally, I knew Chuck Norris was tough. I didn't know that there's a whole bunch of internet gossip about just how tough he is. In fact, I'd say it's an all out internet war to come up with the slogan that best describes Chuck Norris. Here are some of my favorites.

- Hour 2


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