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Over ONE MILLION copies sold! On the NYTimes Bestseller List for 19 weeks, 12 weeks at #1!Buy it… read it… live it!“Conservatism is the antidote to tyranny precisely because its principles are the founding principles.” --Mark Levin in Liberty and TyrannyWelcome to “The Levin Lounge”… Step in and have a virtual FRink.Taking the country by storm, one radio station at a time – and kicking the BUTTS of the competition! Welcome all, to the most FUN LIVE THREAD on FreeRepublic.com! You can call Mark’s show: 1-877-381-3811

Over ONE MILLION copies sold! On the NYTimes Bestseller List for 19 weeks, 12 weeks at #1!Buy it… read it… live it!“Conservatism is the antidote to tyranny precisely because its principles are the founding principles.” --Mark Levin in Liberty and TyrannyWelcome to “The Levin Lounge”… Step in and have a virtual FRink.Taking the country by storm, one radio station at a time – and kicking the BUTTS of the competition! Welcome all, to the most FUN LIVE THREAD on FreeRepublic.com! You can call Mark’s show: 1-877-381-3811

Mark Levin opines on health care town halls gone wild.

SARAH PALIN and Al Sharpton don’t ordinarily have much in common, but they achieved a rare harmonic convergence at Michael Jackson’s memorial service. When Sharpton told the singer’s children it was their daddy’s adversaries, not their daddy, who were “strange,” he was channeling the pugnacious argument the Alaska governor had made the week before. There was nothing strange about her decision to quit in midterm, Palin told America. What’s strange — or “insane,” in her lingo — are the critics who dare question her erratic behavior on the national stage. ~snip~ Its voice can be found in the postings at...

It cannot be overstated that Mark R. Levin is a genius. It is clearly undeniable. For those that listen to his daily radio program, it is crystal clear, and he is largely responsible for raising the IQ’s of his listeners. If we’re lucky, we have someone come along that defines conservatism, its principles, making the ideology easy to comprehend for all to read. Liberty & Tyranny: A Conservative Manifesto is exactly just that kind of book. It has clearly defined conservatism for everyone that reads the book. Its content is far above the current standard of books in the market...

"Palin is running for president, get used to it."

Why have you never seen Mark Levin interviewed on any major television network? Levin, as you know, wrote an amazingly successful book entitled "Liberty and Tyranny."

A second guest post from Mark Levin. Update: A disclaimer of my own for the hand wringing crowd. If you read Frum's post on ML, linked below - he got very personal and very nasty. In my opinion, Mark is responding in kind, though perhaps not as nastily, or bizarrely and based on facts, not suppositions. It is precisely how I handle such things. You slap me, I slap you. Kick me, I kick you. And if you come at me with a knife, I'll shoot your ***. So spare me the Mark is mean crap. Thank you. David Frum...

Mark Levin is undeniably a patriot. Period. Everyday, he puts it all on the line to advance the cause of conservatism. Through his radio show, he educates his listeners on points of Constitutional law, as well as government abuses. His book, Liberty And Tyranny: A Conservative Manifesto, will light the way for conservative activism, and effectively end the liberal dominance in government. It has now reached over a million readers, and threatens the abuse of power of America’s Marxist controlled U.S. Congress. Levin doesn’t do this because he seeks fame and fortune. Rather, he writes the book and does his...

TGO Mark Levin will be on Neal Boortz's show this morning in the 11:00 hour (EDT) to discuss Liberty and Tyranny.

The Great One packs 'em in.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Program Will Expand to Three Hours in February With Market Clearance in New York, LA, Chicago, San Francisco, Dallas, Detroit and Washington, DC DALLAS (Jan. 5, 2009) - ABC Radio Networks announced today that is has signed Mark Levin, one of the leading talk personalities in the country, to a new multi-year syndication agreement. The Mark Levin Show is approaching its three-year anniversary with the network and in that time has rapidly grown to more than 175 affiliates with millions of listeners and become a recognized ratings leader. The program airs in 9 of the top 10...

Wednesday, November 05, 2008 Winning/Losing [Mark R. Levin] If, as Mark Steyn says, "Any shrill vicious ad hominem invective would be much better directed at each other. The Republicans lost this election," then I am not sure why the congratulations to the Obama campaign. I remember reading all of Mark S.'s posts about fraudulent fundraising, ACORN, etc. That hasn't changed with the Obama victory, has it? And I think derangement is always a good thing to avoid, but not to be confused with effective opposition. It will be difficult to voice legitimate criticism of Obama and his policies if the...

Hear segment one of tonight's opening monologue by Mark. I heard it while driving in my car tonight and it felt good!Scroll down to the "Notes of Interest" box for the recording.

Mark Levin played an excerpt of O'Reilly's radio show where O'Reilly said this was Bush's fault because it happened on his watch. It wasn't Clintoon's fault, that the right wing radio hosts were telling lies to their listeners. Mark took Ted Baxter to the woodshed over this. Only got to hear the first half hour of the Mark Levin show so was wondering if he sliced and diced O'Reilly more. O'Reilly also put Rush down. Don't know if Sean Hannity has had any comments or not, but seeing as he is a right wing talk show host who's tv show...

Veteran radio talker Darla Jaye, who just celebrated her third anniversary as the host of "The Darla Jaye Show show weekdays from 9-11 a.m. on KMBZ-980, will be moving her show to the evenings. SHE WILL REPLACE SYNDICATED TALKER MARK LEVIN. Jaye's new show, "980 Live With Darla Jaye," will be expanded to three hours and run from 7-10 p.m. Her current producer, Brian Mallicoat, will move with her to the new time slot. Jaye will be on vacation until her show commences July 14. Syndicated talk show host Glenn Beck will be inserted into the 9-11 a.m. slot vacated...

Conservative radio talk show host and Constitutional lawyer Mark Levin on Friday called for MSNBC to suspend Keith Olbermann as a result of his deplorable remarks concerning American soldiers and President Bush. As my colleague Brad Wilmouth reported [0], Olbermann on Wednesday's "Countdown" "accused the President of 'panoramic and murderous deceit,' and of 'creating' an America that 'includes cold-blooded killers who will kill people to achieve their political objectives.'" This didn't sit well with Levin who on Friday gave Olbermann the tongue-lashing his employers at MSNBC would give him if they possessed any shred of decency or common sense (audio...

It won’t do any good. At this point, who would believe them? Look on the bright side: It only took six years to get from the Watergate wipeout to Reagan. What could go wrong? (Audio)

Syndicated talk-radio host Mark Levin said this about John McCain last night, “We know who John McCain is … we’ve seen him with our own two eyes, we’ve heard him with our two ears … We smell defeat in November whether he wins or loses.” This is the audio of Mark explaining why. For many of us who have flatly stated that we will not vote for John McCain in 2008, it is not just resisting the urge to vote for the lesser of two evils, we see McCain, Obama, and Clinton as a wash.

This is incredible. Mike Huckabee accuses Sean Hannity, who has announced he will vote for Mitt Romney on Tuesday, of being influenced by Bain Capital, which Huckabee says owns Sean's network — Clear Channel. First, the facts. Bain is trying to buy Clear Channel, or parts of it. Clear Channel does own many radio stations. Sean appears on many of their stations, as do many of us. But Sean's syndication partner is ABC Radio Networks, which was recently acquired by Citadel Broadcasting. So, not only does Huckabee get his facts wrong, like most conspiracy kooks, he makes a scurrilous charge...

Now, I know most of the Republican candidates have changed certain of their positions. But I have to say, when I read this story this morning, I was floored. Heading into South Carolina, where illegal immigration appears to be the biggest issue among Republicans, Huckabee is going to support a constitutional amendment prohibiting birthright citizenship? Did I not hear him in several debates, including on Sunday, admonishing those of us who've long opposed birthright citizenship, about God's children coming out of the shadows? Is this not the same man who only a few months ago supported McCain-Kennedy? Romney has explained...