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The "Southern Avenger" Jack Hunter is a conservative commentator (WTMA 1250 AM talk radio) and columnist (Charleston City Paper) living in Charleston, South Carolina.
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Category Archives: The Back Channel
SA Radio - The Republicratic Convention
August 29, 2008 – 7:29 am
WTMA commentary broadcast 8/29/08:
SA@Takimag.com - John McCain’s Boogeyman
August 27, 2008 – 8:52 pm
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Starting this week, I will be doing once-a-week exclusive video commentaries for the stellar conservative website Takimag. com. It’s the same SA You Tubes you’ve become accustomed to - just served up to an even wider audience.
Here’s the first installment:
John McCain’s Boogeyman
Here’s the commentary text:
Fear of the unknown is quite natural for children, who for […]
Graham and Lieberman on Georgia
August 27, 2008 – 4:40 pm
Writes Takimag.com editor Richard Spencer:
Lindsey Graham and Joe Lieberman, two devoted McCainiacs–and possible VPs?–got together to write a WSJ op-ed on Georgia and Russia. Needless to say, Putin Derangement Syndrome was out in force:Â
The pair opens the essay expressing relief that Moscow was “deterred from marching on Tbilisi and militarily overthrowing the democratically elected government […]
How Big Business Destroyed Professional Wrestling
August 26, 2008 – 10:45 pm
Writes Taki’s Magazine contributor and author/editor of The Left Conservative, Dylan Hales at the newly launched conservative journal Culture 11:
“It’s true that many of the problems that plague the wrestling industry today existed back then as well. For understandable reasons, the profession has always been prone to alcoholism, brawling, and backstabbing, and family life has never […]
Kudos to Glenn Beck
August 25, 2008 – 11:11 pm
Writes Dylan Hales:
“Today on Wolf Blitzer’s show Beck reiterated his dissatisfaction with John McCain, repeating his mantra “I can’t see myself pulling the lever for John McCain.” Even better, he followed that up by saying the potential presence of Mitt Romney on the ticket would mean nothing to him because Romney “flirts with socialism”, pointing […]
SA Radio - Taki’s Magazine Editor Richard Spencer Discusses Neoconservatism
August 25, 2008 – 7:20 am
The following interview with Taki’s Magazine Editor Richard Spencer was broadcast on August 19, 2008:
Pat Buchanan: Georgia Started the War
August 23, 2008 – 10:51 pm
One of the few prominent, genuine conservatives in the American media, Pat Buchanan breaks down the real story behind the current conflict concerning Russia, Georgia and South Osettia on “Russia Today:”
Thomas Sowell on Georgia/Russia: U.S. Should Pull Out of NATO
August 20, 2008 – 10:44 pm
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Conservative author Thomas Sowell talks common sense on the Georgia/Russia conflict. Thanks to Richard Spencer at Takimag.com:
“Extending NATO right up to the borders of Russia has been one of those feel-good actions, much like our feel-good moralizing to other countries.
Are we really prepared to go to war with Russia if they send troops into Latvia, […]
Fox News Cuts Off American Girl and Aunt Who Want to Thank Russian Troops
August 17, 2008 – 7:35 am
Looks like Neocon HQ/Fox News was scared the truth might get out concerning the conflict between Russia and Georgia. In radio, I’m used to having to cut callers off sometimes because of hard commercial or news breaks. It happens. But it’s very curious that here it happens twice - and only when the same subject is […]
