October 30, 2007

On The Air

I'll be on with Andrea Shea-King tonight at 9:00 pm EDT to discuss the recent ruling by the National Cemetery Administration as well as a host of other topics. With so much going on in the world you never know what we'll talk about....rest assured it won't be about Brittney's recent wardrobe malfunction.

To listen in click on the link below:

BlogTalkRadio.com


We've got a couple of guests joining us tonight -- from 9 to 9:30 it's Paul Kengor, author of THE JUDGE: William P. Clark, Ronald Reagan’s Top Hand, a new book on Ronald Reagan’s National Security Advisor. Kengor will tell us the issues presidential candidates have taken and how their
advisors need to direct them towards a winning campaign; such as Judge Clark with President Reagan.

“There is no candidate – none – in the history of presidential politics as radical as Hillary Clinton on abortion; she must be defeated,” says Kengor.

“That said, Rudy Giuliani is not the answer, though he may be a lesser of two evils on the issue of abortion. A pro-choice Republican president robs Republicans of the moral and rhetorical leadership that the presidents have provided on the abortion issue, especially under four terms of Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush. Rudy’s advisors need to inform him on the Republican platform.”

Kengor will divulge William P. Clark, Ronald Reagan’s National Security Advisor’s insight on the 2008 Presidential race.


And then at 9:30 we'll talk with Richard S. Lowry, author of Marines in the Garden of Eden and The Gulf War Chronicles about a story the mainstream press DID NOT cover: Members of the Iraqi Army in Besmaya collected a donation for the San Diego, Calif., fire victims at the Besmaya Range Complex in a moving ceremony to support Besmaya's San Diego residents.

Iraqi Army Col. Abbass, the commander of the complex, presented a gift of $1,000 to U.S. Army Col. Darel Maxfield, Besmaya Range Complex officer in charge, Multi-National Security Transition Command Iraq, to send to the fire victims in California. The money was collected from Iraqi officers and enlisted soldiers in Besmaya.

I'll be sharing hosting duties with Andrea again tonight, we'll be busy....!!! Also on tap for discussion -- the National Cemetary Commission's decidion to halt Flag Folding recitations at our national cemetaries, and the Valour IT competition -- it's heating up!!!

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