Clear Channel Gags Antiwar Conservative Radio Host

[civilian]

(from the excellent Jeff Rense website) http://www.rense.com

Clear Channel Gags Antiwar Conservative Radio Host

How To Lose Your Job In Talk Radio
By Charles Goyette
http://www.rense.com/general47/clearcd.htm

[Linnea]

...to take it to Clear Channel. Thanks for the article, Civilian.

[Laird]

Hmm, all I know for sure is a large portion of Houston is corrupt and has been for generations. Where-ever large sums of money are fund there will be pirates.

[dperez3894]

Clear Channel is run by big supporters of the Bush Administration;

http://www.rense.com/general38/clkear.htm

"It's no coincidence that Clear Channel executives Tom Hicks and L. Lowry Mays have contributed tens of thousands of dollars to Bush's gubernatorial and presidential campaign coffers. Or that Clear Channel gave $119,370 in "soft money" to Republicans in 2001-2002, this on top of the $82,850 it gave in 2000. (Democrats, meanwhile, got $25,000 in soft money in that same three-year period.) Or that Clear Channel stations have been known to pull radio ads criticizing Republicans."

The only good things owned by Clear Channel are Coast to Coast AM and Phil Hendrie. All of the other shows continue to lie about the war in Iraq and what really happened on 9/11.

If you want to really find out what's going on in America, listen to Alex Jones(infowars.com), John Stadtmiller(intel123.com) and Joyce Riley(thepowerhour.com) on the Genesis Network;

http://www.gcnlive.com/

as well as Jeff Rense;

http://www.rense.com

[spaceprophet]

The only good things owned by Clear Channel are Coast to Coast AM and Phil Hendrie. All of the other shows continue to lie about the war in Iraq and what really happened on 9/11.

C2C has taken on a more conservative and mainstream approach since Art bowed out initially with back problems. Probably to reflect their allegiance to conservative politics since Clear Channel's executives are cronies with Dubya. Let us not forget how the FCC helped them out tremendously. George moralizes about his support for the war in Iraq on the show all the time and does numerous shows about terrorism.

Them letting Phil do his gig is what puzzles me however. Phil and what Art does on weekends are the only ones that don't follow in lock-step within the political agenda of the rest of the on-air talent from PremRat.