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MARK WILLIAMS READS FROM THE PLAY BOOK

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parklane

Mark Williams - out in San Francisco - is now reading from the republicrats' play book. Heard his rant on the Chris Matthews show on Monday. He certainly has changed from a slim progresive liberal when he was broadcasting in the Boston area to an old Rush Limbaugh wannabe look-alike. Maybe he even smokes cigars off camera. Still, it is a stale act and an act is what it appears to be.
Williams must have adopted this new right wing talk show rant to stay employed but he sure sounds hypocritcal from his days here in Boston.

Will the real Mark Williams stand up...if he can.
 
> Mark Williams - out in San Francisco - is now reading from
> the republicrats' play book. Heard his rant on the Chris
> Matthews show on Monday. He certainly has changed from a
> slim progresive liberal when he was broadcasting in the
> Boston area to an old Rush Limbaugh wannabe look-alike.
> Maybe he even smokes cigars off camera. Still, it is a stale
> act and an act is what it appears to be.
> Williams must have adopted this new right wing talk show
> rant to stay employed but he sure sounds hypocritcal from
> his days here in Boston.

It's Sacramento.

KFBK.
 
> Mark Williams - out in San Francisco - is now reading from
> the republicrats' play book. Heard his rant on the Chris
> Matthews show on Monday. He certainly has changed from a
> slim progresive liberal when he was broadcasting in the
> Boston area to an old Rush Limbaugh wannabe look-alike.
> Maybe he even smokes cigars off camera. Still, it is a stale
> act and an act is what it appears to be.
> Williams must have adopted this new right wing talk show
> rant to stay employed but he sure sounds hypocritcal from
> his days here in Boston.
>
> Will the real Mark Williams stand up...if he can.
>

What play book?
 
Well, as the late comedic satirist, Fred Allen, once said - or was it Oscar Lavant - ' God tipped the world and all the nuts ended up in 'Cally-forn-e-a'.
Or better still,'California is a nice place to be if you are an orange.'


> > Mark Williams - out in San Francisco - is now reading from
>
> > the republicrats' play book. Heard his rant on the Chris
> > Matthews show on Monday. He certainly has changed from a
> > slim progresive liberal when he was broadcasting in the
> > Boston area to an old Rush Limbaugh wannabe look-alike.
> > Maybe he even smokes cigars off camera. Still, it is a
> stale
> > act and an act is what it appears to be.
> > Williams must have adopted this new right wing talk show
> > rant to stay employed but he sure sounds hypocritcal from
> > his days here in Boston.
>
> It's Sacramento.
>
> KFBK.
>
 
> Mark Williams - out in San Francisco - is now reading from
> the republicrats' play book. Heard his rant on the Chris
> Matthews show on Monday. He certainly has changed from a
> slim progresive liberal when he was broadcasting in the
> Boston area to an old Rush Limbaugh wannabe look-alike.
> Maybe he even smokes cigars off camera. Still, it is a stale
> act and an act is what it appears to be.
> Williams must have adopted this new right wing talk show
> rant to stay employed but he sure sounds hypocritcal from
> his days here in Boston.
>
> Will the real Mark Williams stand up...if he can.

I can't stand Mark Williams, and I am a conservative.

He has slandered me and my blog on his website numerous times. During the Newsweek/Koran in Toilet scandel, he compared my blog to Newsweek.

When I first started blogging, he accused me of working for another radio station, because I dared to link to the other station's website.

I think that Mark is really a liberal acting like a conservative.
 
His callers are even worse.

They go on and on for 1 minute long uninterrupted rants about illegals or liberals. It's more like the Jim Rome show. News/Talk callers should not be about their 'Take' on things. Illegals filling up hospitals, illegals getting welfare, illegals littering, illegals taking our jobs, Al Quaeda could be crossing the border illegally. All things we have heard billions of times, yet they still get on the air and ramble on and on. Bring something new to the table already. So annoying.
 
The play book that Rush Limbaugh wrote and

Sean Hannity wrote the foreword to. Duh.

Chapter 1: Embrace/Defend everything Republican
Chapter 2: Vilify/Attack everything Liberal/Democrat

THE END.
 
Re: The play book that Rush Limbaugh wrote and

> Sean Hannity wrote the foreword to. Duh.
>
> Chapter 1: Embrace/Defend everything Republican
> Chapter 2: Vilify/Attack everything Liberal/Democrat
>
> THE END.
>

Well, if purportedly Limbaugh wrote it, and Hannity apparently wrote the foreword, and it supposedly speaks for "Republicans" as a class (hence "Republican play book"), who commissioned it? What Republican leader commissioned it?

Also, ninja, perhaps you can explain Rush Limbaugh's differences with the President on No Child Left Behind, and federal spending in general (just to name two)--positions which, while conservative, are not Republican--seeing as how the GOP Congress and a GOP President have advocated these ideas.

Also, can I borrow your copy of the play book? Or do you know the address where I can send for it?
 
Re: The play book that Rush Limbaugh wrote and

The only playbook is the one that says;

1. get lots of listeners
2. Charge high acvertising rates<P ID="signature">______________
Greetings from Ohio-where the governor wants everyone to know he's sorry.</P>
 
Re: The play book that Rush Limbaugh wrote and

> Also, can I borrow your copy of the play book? Or do you
> know the address where I can send for it?

I don't have a copy of the Republican play book but Rachel Maddow may have one. I hear this one off comment that we're promised a sneak into the Republican playbook fairly often on Air America on XM. Either she really has a copy of that book or it's just entertainment.

I'll allow you to take your pick on that one.

Mark.
 
Re: The play book that Rush Limbaugh wrote and

> > Sean Hannity wrote the foreword to. Duh.
> >
> > Chapter 1: Embrace/Defend everything Republican
> > Chapter 2: Vilify/Attack everything Liberal/Democrat
> >
> > THE END.
> >
>
> Well, if purportedly Limbaugh wrote it, and Hannity
> apparently wrote the foreword, and it supposedly speaks for
> "Republicans" as a class (hence "Republican play book"), who
> commissioned it? What Republican leader commissioned it?
>
> Also, ninja, perhaps you can explain Rush Limbaugh's
> differences with the President on No Child Left Behind, and
> federal spending in general (just to name two)--positions
> which, while conservative, are not Republican--seeing as how
> the GOP Congress and a GOP President have advocated these
> ideas.
>
> Also, can I borrow your copy of the play book? Or do you
> know the address where I can send for it?
>
My god folks...it is a metaphor and you all know it. Quit playing stupid. Although I joke it is a metaphor but wasn't Karl Rove sending out thousands of talking points for the senators, congressmen and talk hosts? I have two right-wing talkers as friends who both received the same fax with talking points about Terry Schiavo. Almost sounds like a play book.
 
The play book echoes through the G-Rove

> My god folks...it is a metaphor and you all know it.

Yes, we do. Never the less, I felt the need to call him out on it--hoping I could get an answer. None has been stated.

> Quit
> playing stupid.

I wasn't, but thanks for your rousing endorsement.

> Although I joke it is a metaphor but wasn't
> Karl Rove sending out thousands of talking points for the
> senators, congressmen and talk hosts? I have two right-wing
> talkers as friends who both received the same fax with
> talking points about Terry Schiavo. Almost sounds like a
> play book.

This is an oft-repeated claim: there's a Republican play book, and a "right-wing echo chamber" and it's all organized by Karl Rove.

This is not a one-party phenomenon--the left-wing has their own "echo chamber" (ever been to Daily Kos, Huffington Post, Democratic Underground, Camp Sheehan, and certain posts here at Radio-Info?). What is in this "left-wing echo chamber":

Karl Rove
No weapons of mass destruction
Bush's lies
War for oil
No link to 9/11
Threat to women's rights
Threat to civil rights
Karl Rove
Right-wing echo chamber
Karl Rove
Anti-Islam
Playbook
Karl Rove

And that's just today!

So, while there may be some sort of "talking points" distributed, don't think it's only one way--the lefties are distributing their own talking points, on different fax machines (and sometimes the same ones).

It's nothing more than politics as usual--and politicking by sound bite. HENCE, the talking points are needed.

And if you think the left is the only side with varied opinions contained within one ideology--then you haven't been listening to John McCain on campaign finance, Chuck Hagel on Iraq, George Voinovich (and National Review, and others) on federal spending, Christine Todd Whitmann on the environment, National Review on borders and immigration, etc.

It's hardly an echo chamber when leaders of the party are going public in their disagreement with the prevailing party line. And it's also not an echo chamber when you have the likes of Rush Limbaugh being upset at federal spending; Hugh Hewitt supporting Arlen Specter as Judiciary Chairman; William Safire supporting the rollback of media consolidation; etc.

So, let's get off this "echo chamber" business. You want to talk about "talking points"--whoever distributed the TP (metaphorically speaking, of course) that said "call anyone who supports something a Republican said part of the echo chamber" has fleeced alot of people.

It's politics--and anyone who gets wobbly over political acts (not the issues) needs a lie-down.
 
Williams is totally unoriginal; he mostly spews the same old national political crap that no one in the real world gives a wet slap about.

I expect him to get hired at KFI any time now...
 
Naah...He's a total hack...and he sounds like crap to me. The parody songs
he plays...The stuff that just drops out of his mouth. It's not creative
in the least. Conservative or Liberal, he just plain sucks. Just my opinion.

> Williams is totally unoriginal; he mostly spews the same old
> national political crap that no one in the real world gives
> a wet slap about.
>
> I expect him to get hired at KFI any time now...
>
 
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