Media pundits Monroe Anderson and Dan Proft tear into each other over Obama appointments

Dan Proft and Monroe Anderson tore into the issues in discussing the preliminary appointments and possible appointments by president-elect Barack Obama, including the rumor that US Senator Hillary Clinton will become Secretary of State. What impact with former President Bill Clinton have on the decision. The controversies surrounding former Congressman and now Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel, the son of a former member of the terrorist organization the Irgun, and also the appointment of Eric Holder.

Check the 11-19-08 audio podcast on the Flash iPod player on this blog, or go to www.RadioChicagoland.com for more information. Also, watch a live video and audio broadcast of the radio show live on the internet off the web page, too.

-- Ray Hanania

Great debate on Obama: Dan Proft and Monroe Anderson podcast now online

Dan Proft and Monroe Anderson tore into the issues in discussing the preliminary appointments and possible appointments by president-elect Barack Obama, including the rumor that US Senator Hillary Clinton will become Secretary of State. What impact with former President Bill Clinton have on the decision. The controversies surrounding former Congressman and now Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel, the son of a former member of the terrorist organization the Irgun, and also the appointment of Eric Holder.

Check the 11-19-08 audio podcast on the Flash iPod player on this blog, or go to www.RadioChicagoland.com for more information. Also, watch a live video and audio broadcast of the radio show live on the internet off the web page, too.

-- Ray Hanania

Hillary Clinton's is coming across like a sore loser, whiner and poor leader

Wow. If Hillary Clinton wanted to challenge Barack Obama's leadership flaws, should might have tried not using her own as the measure of who is better or worse. Every time I turn on TV, all I see if Hillary whining about something. She doesn't like this. She doesn;t like that. What she doesn't like is that the public is not buying her agenda, and the resentment many Americans harbored for Bill Clinton's indescretions are starting to come out in full force now. Apparently, we didn't like the Republican fanatics (jerks like Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh and others) hypocritically hammering Bill Clinton in the Monica Lewinski episode, but now that those morons have been neutralized, and have been pushed out of the way, we Americans can express our disappointment ourselves.

I think it's time for Hillary to step aside and start supporting the Democratic Party and the strongest candidate to defeat the Republican fanatics and their puppet, sleepy John McCain. Or, is Hillary going to do what she and Bill did by undercutting Al Gore in order to insure the election of George W. Bush so they could "come back" and sweep the elections.

Ah, the best laid plains ...

Ray Hanania
www.RadioChicagoland.com

Topics for Tuesday's show at WCEV 1450 AM February 26

Is Hillary Clinton hitting below the belt in her attacks against Barack Obama. Clinton's campaign, clearly upset by Obama's brochures attacking her failed healthcare policies during her husband's administration, and her husband's NAFTA policy, is hitting back. Her campaign allegedly sent a picture of Obama in an Somali "dress" (robes and headdress) that he wore during a tour of Kenya and Somali ... his grandfather is from Kenya near the Somali border and converted to Christianity and then later Islam. Obama went there as a U.S. Senator a few years back to help promote residents there taking HIV tests to promote the fight against AIDS.



But, in the wake of controversial Imam Louis Farrakhan, of the Nation of Islam, endorsing Obama in a three hour long speech (all Farrakhan knows how to do is give speeches and cause controversy), Clinton's photo of Obama is on the web site of conservative gossip hatemonger Matt Drudge.



Here's the link:

http://gawker.com/360385/obama+in+dress-photo-backfires-on-clinton



AND ... should Ralph Nader quit the presidential campaign. Nader jumped into the campaign -- his 5th race since 1992 ... here;s my column on the topic:



http://swnewsherald.com/online_content/2008/02/021508rh_nader.php



What's your thoughts on either topic?



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Thanks

Ray Hanania

http://www.radiochicagoland.com/