Today Anita Moncrief is our scheduled guest, we’ll be talking about the True the vote conference and her experience as a Whistle blower on Acron. In the second hour we will talk Trump, Libya and the middle east. Join us at 10 a.m. on WCRN 830 AM and don’t forget the Wesley and Weston review [...]
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I’ll be at the Catholic Men’s Conference today in Worcester after today’s show
Posted: March 26, 2011 in blogger for hire, catholicTags: anita moncrief, catholic, catholic men's conference, conservative radio, conservatively speaking, datechguy on daradio, wcrn
I’m in the minority: The Minority Report that is…
Posted: March 12, 2011 in blogger for hire, blogs, business, opinion/newsTags: amazon.com, business, illinois, taxes, the minority report
Today I begin my first day as a regular blogger at The Minority Report. I will generally be blogging on Business and Tech issues but you may see the occasional interview online as well. Today’s post Killing the small business in the cradle is on small businessmen and the effect of a new law in [...]
If only Mr. Feng, if ONLY
Posted: February 22, 2011 in blogger for hire, DaTechGuy on DaRadio, personalTags: pet peeves, scott walker, wisconsin
Powerline does such a great job dismantling the “arguments” of Lee Feng that there is little to add but there is something I want to say concerning this: There is definitely some dream-fulfillment going on here, but it isn’t Harry Bradley’s. What is the sum and substance of Think Progress’s expose? Governor Walker’s position is [...]
Just to put the AOL think in perspective
Posted: February 7, 2011 in blogger for hire, blogs, business, DaTechGuy on DaRadio, internet/free speech, mediaTags: aol, arianna huffington, datechguy on daradio
Stacy McCain does the match on AOL and points out something interesting about the money in the AOL deal: What it means, I suspect, is that the Left is willing to “invest” in liberal media ventures that are supposedly for-profit but which, in fact, lose money. Because, after all, whose money is being invested? Not [...]



