Okay Springer is pissing me off

[greenbriar]

all this time about the indians

we need to focus on DSM Bush lies rove and all that crap

[BlueEyedSon]

1. Agreed. I switched to "Democracy Now" (1 hour with Bill Moyers!!!!).

[greenbriar]

2. where is that?

This is ridiculous

[BlueEyedSon]

6. link

http://www.democracynow.org/article.pl?sid=05/06/22/1347234

[ihaveaquestion]

3. They all (progressive radio hosts) try to do variety and be interesting

when they really need to get their message coordinated with each other. They need to communicate with each other - hammer the same talking points and keep the pressure on.

On DSM - each day that goes by without action by the House toward an investigation should be counted and the point made... "Why is it taking so long for Congress to act???"

On Iraq - they should be staying on the story of inadequate equipment, recruits, support for the troops.

We should hear from each show the same thing every day. Right now, the message is too scattered to make an impact.

[formernaderite]

5. I would f ind that quite annoying...

I can't imagine listening to right wing talk radio because it's all the same. I love the diversity on the left...we do NOT think or talk about the same subjects. NO talking points, please.

[ihaveaquestion]

7. The repetition on the right is VERY effective - that's why they do it.

We need something just as effective on the left. What do you suggest?

[formernaderite]

9. I'm sure it is....but are you saying that we're brainless twits too?

Sorry, I don't want to copy what the repubs do. Their strategies may have some short term benefits, but thinking people really do think.

[ihaveaquestion]

10. We have to reach a wider audience somehow.

They should be able to hit all the important points daily AND be entertaining at the same time. That's their job. I just want them to be coordinating their message better. They have to get noticed.

[jean]

4. is he talking about Indians as they relate to Abramoff/DeLay? If so

that's a worthy discussion.

[bunny planet]

8. Listen to Stephanie Miller instead. She's covering the issues and she's

funny, two things Springer has trouble doing.