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Posted: 1:00 a.m. Monday, Feb. 26, 2007
By Neal Boortz
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Monday - February 26, 2007
Now the further west we get the earlier we have to get to our studio to start the show. We're in Houston today ... so the show starts at 7:30 on our clock. What I'm doing here is making an excuse for the paucity of program notes. Book signings at night .. show in the morning ... travel in the afternoon .. you get the picture. Having said that, there are some interesting things to cover today.
Texas Lottery: You won't believe what the State of Texas is doing to its citizens. They sell scratch-off lottery tickets with big prizes. But you would think that when those prizes have been won they would pull the lottery tickets off the market. Not so. We'll tell you today how Texas is scamming the poor saps who buy lottery tickets. If any private business did this the owners and officers would be put in jail. Teens killed in chase: This one happened in Atlanta. You have six teenagers in a stolen car. [bugmenot] The police give chase. The car crashes. Two teens take the eternal celestial dirt nap. Then, of course, we blame the police. A friend of one of the teens gives us this "he was a good teen who fell in with a bad crowd" crap. Horsesqueeze. Good teens don't fall in with bad crowds. Bad teens fall in with bad crowds. Al Gore wins an Oscar: Talk about horsesqueeze. This is the Hollywood Crowd getting their licks in for their hero, Owlgore. They're still not over the fact that he lost in 2000. He couldn't even carry his home state. So they give him an Oscar for his little documentary .... Grammy awards all over again. Boo Got Shot! Yup ... you'll hear it today. The Houston listeners have insisted. OK ... now let's see what sort of notes my staff has put together for me today .....
REDNECK SCRAP BOOK It's good to know that you can easily get a good cut of meat in Baton Rouge. More in the Redneck Scrap Book. READING ASSIGNMENTS Dick Cheney has made a surprise visit to Pakistan to seek Pervez Musharraf's help with combating the Taliban and Al-Qaeda. According to media reports, he's there to deliver the message that aid to his country could be cut if Pakistan doesn't play ball more. Good. The Virginia General Assembly voted to express "profound regret" for its role in slavery. You know what this means....reparations. Their "profound regret" is going to wind up costing them big money. Not one person living today had any role in the slave trade. Not one. Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign is putting her opponents on notice that the impeachment of her husband is off-limits. She also doesn't want them bringing up the conduct that led to the impeachment. This is going to be a fun campaign...how long do you think it will take Obama to mention it? Oh...and Whitewater, anyone? Travelgate? The media loves to stoke the flames of the draft....working an ignorant public into a frenzy about a possible military draft. Even though it will never happen, a recent poll did find that 3 in 4 Americans oppose the draft. Which is why there will never be one. Ever. Connecticut Senator Joe Lieberman has written an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal urging his colleagues in the Congress to step back from the Iraq debate and carefully consider what to do next. Lieberman knows what's up when it comes to terrorism...don't miss this one. Anti-war Democrats are going to find themselves in a bit of a pickle this week, according to Robert Novak. He says the Democrats can't expect the anti-war Republicans to bail them out on their 2002 vote authorizing the war in Iraq. And Democrats did vote to authorize the war, by the way. Every so often, Professor Mike Adams publishes a list of colleges to attend....since so many of his readers are trying to avoid the leftist universities he writes about. Today on his list of recommendations: Texas A&M University. Celebrity worshiping is spinning out of control..and Brent Bozell says it's different this time. It used to be people worshiped the characters celebrities played...now people are just famous for being famous. Bozell notes that there are now whole channels dedicated to celebrity worship. So here we are, deep into the primary campaigns for the 2008 presidential nomination. But Michael Barone wants to know, where's the beef? A quick perusal of campaign websites seems to show political substance is running a bit thin. With Clint Eastwood's film "Letters From Iwo Jima" winning some Oscars last night, George Will examines the controversy surrounding World War II. Just how many people were killed by the Allies in that war? Read on to find out. | |||
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