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Politics

Listen to Matt Welch on San Diego's KOGO AM 600 at 6:04 Padre Time

Matt Welch | 7.19.2010 8:40 PM

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Subjects: Obama stimulus propaganda (Obamaganda?), California's ungovernability, and suchlike. On Chris Reed's great show. I think you can listen live at this link.

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Matt Welch is an editor at large at Reason.

PoliticsEconomicsBarack ObamaCaliforniaStimulusPropaganda
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  1. Stephen   15 years ago

    Obamulaganda.

  2. Irresponsible Hater   15 years ago

    In studio???

    If so, keep an eye out for Roger Hedgecock lurking around the studio. Distract him by asking him about his silly last name and his being oustered as mayor, then kick him in the nuts.

    1. Yonemoto   15 years ago

      next time, demand that they bring back Jack Rice. Or Reich. Or however you spell it. I can never tell. That guy was awesome.

  3. Suki   15 years ago

    When did reason start keeping time according to the Catholic Church?

    1. Shrike   15 years ago

      I intend to launch a thorough investigation into this christfaggotry.

  4. C-Dog   15 years ago

    Did a good job and Chris Reed's show is really one of the best radio shows out there.

  5. Ken Shultz   15 years ago

    I live on Padre time.

    Speaking of baseball, without Kendry Morales, are the Angels slow and lethargic like Obama's economy or what?

    And talk about your ups and downs!

    ...it's goin', it's gone! Grand slam, Kendry Morales...!

    *snap*

    Talk about your tough breaks. At least you got Matsui. ...and I'm sure he'll hover somewhere above .250 before the season's over, you'll see.

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  7. Yonemoto   15 years ago

    PM? Or AM? Gaah, I think I missed it.

  8. christian louboutin   15 years ago

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