Perhaps this is a signal that he’s planning to endorse Bob Barr, Libertarian for President?

In fact, to the extent that Fairness would push big name talent like Limbaugh onto satellite one of his many secret off-shore studios set up on abandoned oil rigs…

That always gets me about entertainers like Stern. They resort to the basest form of entertainment possible, like farting, then they try to get all intellectual in regards to politics, as if they really have any idea what the hell they’re talking about.

And yes, where have you been all these years, Stern? If you had listened to Limbaugh instead of foaming at the mouth at the mere mention of his name, you’d already know this.

One of our posters said it the first time.
Once communism doctrine, law, policy becomes, it’s damn hard to get rid of it.

Democrats have been moving to communism, liberal communism, for years.
He now figures it out…. putz…

Howard hasn’t been funny since 1998.

Next.

Ted Kennedy doesn’t want windmills blocking his view of Nantucket, but screw everyone in southern california who have more windmills than illegal immigrants dotting the hillsides these days.

I remember he interviewed Rosie O’Donnell and he mentioned that Barbra Walters was too old, but gave credit and compliments to Bob Grant and called him the king of talk radio.

jencab on July 24, 2008 at 5:53 PM

Howard’s no dummy……..Bob Grant IS the king of talk radio and Howard,Savage,Mark, Rush, Sean and all the rest of them owe Bob a debt of gratitude.

I’ll never vote democrat again vows Stern.

Great! Now we have to worry about guilt by association.

Exit question: Does this mean Stern, apolitical though he usually is, can be counted on as an ally if the Dems move to bring back the Fairness Doctrine? Since Fairness deals with broadcast radio, not satellite, and therefore doesn’t affect him, I’m guessing no. (In fact, to the extent that Fairness would push big name talent like Limbaugh onto satellite, thereby increasing the size of Stern’s pie, he might actively support it.)

I doubt it. Oodles of money is nice, but freedom is far more valuable. Plus controversy will draw viewers to him, so it’s a win-win for him to continue on with this theme.

I’ll never vote Democrat again, vows Stern

Well the democrats must be doing something right then.

Big man thought he was going to tilt the election to John Kerry, but I guess that didn’t work out…particularly since more people voted for Bush in New York in 2004 than than they did in 2000.

As always, Stern is most concerned with himself, and that’s why he’s back to the Republican side…there’s very little ideology behind it.

BTW – I have Sirius, and his show is unlistenable. After the first few shows I tried to listen to on Sirius, I haven’t listened since.