Don't miss these stories from the radio show today:
Fascist Mayor, liberal Democrat Rahm Emanuel, is seeking to prevent Chick-fil-A from opening up in Chicago not because they have refused service to someone who practices homosexuality, but simply because the owner believes in the Bible. Meanwhile, there doesn't seem to be nearly the concern when a fast-food shop like McDonalds tells a Bible study they can no longer meet and eat there. Apparently, discrimination is okay as long as it's the right group. (listen)
It's been awhile since a speech on the floor of Congress actually encapsulated the frustrations of the American people. Usually, speeches on the Hill demonstrate just how clueless Congress is of what's going on outside the Beltway. But Rep. Mike Kelly's speech sent shockwaves through DC, and brought the chamber to its feet. If Mitt's still looking for a VP... (listen)
The moral depravity of San Francisco rears its head once again. This time, taxpayer money is being spent to invest in discrete computer monitors for public libraries. The new monitors will allow porn viewers a little more privacy, and reduce the ability of children present from accidentally seeing the porn. Taxpayer dollars can't be tied in any way to the name of Jesus...but funding porn? You bet. Liberal utopia. (listen)
Congressional candidate Jackie Walorski calls in with her bi-monthly conversation about the state of the campaign. She comments on the "You Didn't Build That" speech, as well as the "It Worked" speech. (listen)
