Don Imus - Anti-Abortion Zealot? (or, did anyone hear the show this morning?)

Imus in the Morning | 09/14/2004 | RightFighter

[drt1]

Yep. There really is no 'There' there. My observation is that he has a few favorites from the MSM call in to get airtime and sell books. The rest of the time is spent in his self aggrandizing quest for funds for his 'Ranch' (AKA the Imus family vacation retreat and employment center). Just Howard Stern without the T & A IMHO.

[leadpenny]

Obviously, sarcasm is not your strong suit.

[TheClintons-STILLAnti-American]

"You mean Imus actually talked about something other than his continual schilling for the Imus Ranch?"

You nailed exactly why I gave up listening to this egomaniac years ago.

[TheClintons-STILLAnti-American]

"The truth is that the majority of American want abortion to be illegal except for hard cases, which can range from the life of the mother being in danger to rape, incest, and fetal abnormalities. Most people don't support abortion as a simple lifestyle choice so that a woman can pick the sex of her baby or make the prom without a pregnancy bulge."

Well expressed.

Thanks.

[leadpenny]

http://msnbc.msn.com/id/3036713/

News Quote of the Day
Wednesday September 14, 2005
Imus and radio host Jay Severin talk about the confirmation hearings of Judge John Roberts to become Chief Justice of the United States.

Imus: "He's gonna breeze through isn't he?"

Jay Severin: "Oh yeah. Well this has become, for all the interesting drama that this is, that because of Roberts inevitability and because it's a Conservative for Conservative trade on the court. Meaning, one Conservative seat for another, Roberts for Rehnquist, this process while historic, important and interesting has merely become an exhibition game compared to the O'Connor seat, because in several hours or days, the President is going to name the judge that's going to fill the O'Connor seat which is going to turn 5-4 decisions, these monumental 5-4 decisions into 6-3 decisions, now that is going to be Armageddon, if Bush picks a Conservative. And a lot of people, including me regard that as a big if. A lot of people wonder whether Bush really in his heart wants a more Conservative court in his legacy and whether he has the stomach or political capital right now for the kind of fight that would be necessary to get one on there, because this is nothing compared to what they'll do to the O'Connor seat."

Imus: "Well he doesn't have the political capital."

Jay Severin: "He has none, he's overdrawn."
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What a novel idea - the host asks a question, and the guest gets to answer without being interrupted.

BTW, George Carlin will be the I-Man's guest at 6:30 this morning.

[leadpenny]

Thanks for the ping, Springman.

[leadpenny]

Carlin moved to 8:30 slot.

[soundandvision]

Perhaps it's a lack of understanding of Imus that's your weakness?

[KenmcG414]

Only one man's opinion....I think he's a phoney. I never heard him speak against abortion while he's talking to Kerry, Dodd, Lieberman, etc.

[Saundra Duffy]

Well, that is certainly encouraging.

[leadpenny]

Your weakness is a lack of decency that would allow you to much such a despicable comment in the first place.

[leadpenny]

make

[soundandvision]

You say tomaaaato, I say tomahhhto.