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Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Posted by: Kevin McCullough at 3:50 PM

"Maverick no more..."

I've said this in MANY interviews recently, "One can not be the 'standard bearer' for conservative values the 'maverick' of the mainstream media simultaneously."

Thusly the MSM proves me right... AGAIN!

The Washington Post, "He's bad on the war and health care." The L.A. Times, "He's FOR TORTURE!" Time Magazine, "He's a complete fake!" And New Yorker magazine: has to hand off the tough question to his staff...

On a side note - a good friend of mine unearthed what I think might be the ultimate McCain argument in his upcoming debates against Obama. (Assuming that McCain keeps his frame of mind well enough to not become reflexive or knee jerk against Obama, which I personally believe will be his toughest temptation to overcome.)

But in the debates this is the card he should play over and over again: "You know, in all the years I've been working across the aisle, Mr. Obama has just never been there. He's a nice man, with a beautiful family, but where has he been. I was the one working across the aisle, working with Democrats to solve the problems we face - even to the ire of many of my own supporters. But Mr. Obama was never one of the ones leading the way to solve those problems. I've worked with many Democrats, but Mr. Obama was never one of them. Where was he?"

At first blush I thought this tactic was quite bland - but the more I contemplated it - I think my friend is on to something. It DOES reveal Obama's thin experience while positioning McCain's position as one who has ALWAYS walked across partisan lines to get things done. (Something most of us conservatives can recite chapter and verse...) And that may be in attribute that the independents will be looking for in the general election...

Certainly an idea worth trying...



Monday, February 18, 2008
Posted by: Kevin McCullough at 9:02 PM

poor girl...?

After having seen her father's rather valiant plea for his daughter's well being - I had hoped for a true positive outcome for the troubled actress/music performer.

Lindsay Lohan's father Michael is now the regional director for Long Island Teen Challenge, an organization that has helped friends of mine replace the constant need for attention, drugs, alcohol, and stimulus like pornography with an amazingly personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

Graduates of the program are amazing testimonies to its effectiveness.

In her last bit of rehab Lindsay had re-welcomed her father's presence in her life. He had persisted in attempting to bring her to a place of stability.



A few weeks ago the stories began to re-emerge that Lindsay was "Ana-Nicole-ing" in Europe and other places. Many of the stories on the gossip blogs were filled with speculation - not fact about how she would soon be on the self-destructive path.

Now she has sold her most private piece of who she is to the New Yorker...

And tonight on Long Island, a father weeps for his daughter's well being and future...

Sad...

Heart-breaking...

We pray - not permanent!



Monday, February 18, 2008
Posted by: Kevin McCullough at 6:57 PM

Hope in what? This exclamation of sudden patriotism is as vapid as the entire campaign message of her husband.

What kind of issues are bringing peeps together? Alright - Americans want Hope and Change... about what, to what, instead of what?

Can somebody tell me what she is proud of? That democratic silly-hearts who can't even tell you one positive achievement Obama has accomplished are going support her husband in a campaign where he's articulated only the platitudes of hope and change and put no meat on bones as to how he would accomplish them except to tax the living daylights out of every single working man and woman?



Monday, February 18, 2008
Posted by: Kevin McCullough at 6:23 PM

Uh... NO!

Actually Billy Boy we merely want equal civil rights to children who may become women and doctors. See in America more than 70% of the population believes that the killing of children is a criminal act. The fact that you refuse to recognize it - and worse yet make all kinds of false assertions about 'the desire to jail women' merely proves you're willingness to further the talking points of the pro-death industry.




Monday, February 18, 2008
Posted by: Kevin McCullough at 6:18 PM


Is she really this stupid?

Having the Clintons accuse other campaigns of stealing speeches, when the portion that is cited is made up entirely of historic quotes is about as low as an increasingly desperate campaign, who are watching their national platform be pulled right out from underneath them, and who are on the verge - of heading right over the falls... can possibly get.

Bill and Hillary - increasingly irrelevant. Hillary's campaign - the elective equivalent of dumb and dumberer...



Sunday, February 17, 2008
Posted by: Kevin McCullough at 6:52 PM


Sunday Blues?

Once enough e-mail all started saying the same thing I figured I might as well go ahead and explain...

For those that come to this spot to hear the show, read the blog, or become enraged by the column I do owe you an apology. Pretty much everything is on hold for another few days. As you know Salem Communications canceled all live local programming in New York and my daily broadcast fell victim. As a result since January 4th I've been in the mode of re-thinking, re-packaging, and re-prioritizing what I need to do to not only feed my family but to reconsider how and what we've done for the last five years here and the previous several in Chicago.

Meetings have happened, talks with sponsors have been encouraging, and in a very short span of time (weeks not months), I am confidant that a new broadcast will be emerging. It is quite likely that the development work Stephen Baldwin and I have been doing together will be a big part of what this new broadcast looks like. And to be honest, I think this nation is going to need it.

Ready yourselves folks as I was the first one to point out - way back so many months ago. Barring some miracle, Barack Hussein Obama will be the next President of these United States. Forget tax cuts, Roe v. Wade, the protection of marriage, and being tough with the terrorists... the U.S. is headed for some pretty devastating days ahead - both internationally where states like Iran will run circles around B. Hussein, and domestically where his inability to not give in to every leftist tendency he has will become obvious within the first 90 days of his taking power.

At that time... and it is not far from now. Confusion over the greatest moral questions of our time will become the predominant deficit in the next generation's life. Is there such a thing between right and wrong?

Fewer partisan microphones will exist and ignorance will be bliss once again. The "Fair"ness doctrine will be re-established and the public airwaves will be choked by the cowardice of media company owners who will not have the stomach to stand up, let the truth be told, and let the chips fall where they need to.

The only political prayer that we have is that those four years will be so plagued by rot, liberal excess, and complete mismanagement of everything from the economy to our security that the American people will rise up, take matter into their own hands, and give conservatives one more chance to get it right. Yet when you look at how badly entitlements, size of government, and the general cowardice most Republicans have towards doing the right thing - once in power over the last eight years - and you just roll your eyes and sigh...

But not all will shy away from the task before them. I for one will not. Because as long as the public education of our nation's children are being filled with gobblety-guk there will always be a need to help straighten out the foundation of their logic, analytical, and rational processing skills.

More than that there will be a defining need for our time, for this place, and of this world to stand and articulate the difference in right and wrong, moral and immoral, righteousness and injustice. And that my friend is where my passions are increasingly being drawn.

I can not begin to express my personal frustration in the entire election cycle of 2008. And even though I predicted it would happen, I had no idea how disconcerting, disillusioning, discombobulated it would all become. Idealistic but naive voices of our youth are saying that "John McCain" is a fresh hope for our future.

Dude... the crank is 71 years old.

And while these new voices do not remember the days of Ronald Reagan I can tell you easily that Mr. McCain's snub of conservative ideas, and his repeated insults, curses, and swears at people who DID attempt to extend the legacy are anything but hopeful.

In fact it is John McCain's signature act - McCain/Feingold - the most acidic assault on the first amendment ever enacted that gave us such a sorry selection process and gave us the pathetic options we have this day.

So what am I saying... simply this - there is no immediate hope on the political landscape. John McCain is on his best day a gun half-cocked and ready to blow a load of crazy to whoever might have the audacity to stand in his way.

Barack Obama is certainly far worse with his smooth tongue and willful, evil, leftist, progressive agenda. An agenda that will bankrupt the economy, weaken our defenses, assault the family and the values that have made America good, and eventually if left unchecked spiral our nation into an abyss the likes we have never seen.

2008 has been a personal bumpy ride for me thus far. Professionally I DON'T know what the future holds for me... But I know this...

The Common Sense that is based on biblical ideas of right and wrong will be needed more in the days, weeks, and months to come and this MuscleHead stands ready to engage the ideas, parse the true definitions of  meaningful language, and attempt to shed the light of truth on all the mess we have yet to face, Stephen Baldwin may even join me in this venture - and of course we are going to do all we can to help you laugh a little along the way.

For those who read, write, and worry I simply ask one thing. Your daily prayer! I hold without any reservation to the idea that in God's timing what will need to happen has already been established and in fact will. Join me in asking His provision, join us in the battles we face ahead together. Know that none of us is alone in our desire to see goodness prevail...

And ask God for one more thing, not for huge success - electorally or according to an agenda, but rather ask of him very liberally - for great faithfulness on the hearts of His servants.

As for me, a few more days of being squirreled away working on book number two will be the case, but in the near future - not distant at all... we will be back!

Press on MuscleHeads - the time of our appointment draws nigh!

~KMC

UPDATE: Could we see Obama in the White House and Charles Barkley as Governor of the state of Alabama? Wouldn't it also just be a dream come true:



Thursday, February 14, 2008
Posted by: Kevin McCullough at 1:32 PM
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Happy Valentine's Day

How Hillary is celebrating...

$22 Million dollars for victims of the fire where pyrotech displays took the lives of 100 concert goers in Rhode Island...but listen to why I believe this is outrageous!

ONLY 16% lookin Really?!?!

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Thursday, February 14, 2008
Posted by: Kevin McCullough at 1:30 PM

...give up and go home...

Reading this story is like watching a comedy. For all the years that I've been saying that team Clinton was all symbolism and no substance... her campaign workers took the words right out of my mouth...
"Your ad doesn't work," strategist Mark Penn yelled at ad-maker Mandy Grunwald. "The execution is all wrong," he said, according to the operatives.

"Oh, it's always the ad, never the message," Ms. Grunwald fired back, say the operatives. The clash got so heated that political director Guy Cecil left the room, saying, "I'm out of here."

Yeah Guy, evidently...

So is everybody else!



Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Posted by: Kevin McCullough at 4:17 PM

...forgive you for the crime you have committed against humanity...

Matt Lewis has become a blog poster who is not to be trusted!




Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Posted by: Kevin McCullough at 1:47 PM
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Is it the U.S. Congress' business if Roger Clemens used human growth hormone to enhance the speed with which his fastball could fly? What are the pros and cons of the Government holding hearings on the matter? And after all WHO IS responsible for what our teenagers idolize!

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Saturday, February 09, 2008
Posted by: Kevin McCullough at 11:43 AM

TODAY at 3:30pm EST - RIGHT HERE

Where right or wrong, Brains meets Brawn...

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It was the most harrowing moment in Super Bowl history. What did David Tyree think as the catch was being made? Who did he speak to in that split second? And why does ANY of it even matter? He was given the game ball but deserved the MVP trophy. Join us as we go behind the scenes with number 85 - DAVID TYREE, next time on Baldwin/McCullough Radio...

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Rock Icon, Legend, and Franchise. Gene Simmons most recently re-invoked his public consciousness on prime time's newest hit: Celebrity Apprentice. The former KISS front man tells all. Why he refused to throw the ladies under the bus, why he refused to change his mind, and what keeps him going in life today... the former front man for KISS joins the next Baldwin/McCullough Radio - TODAY at 3:30pm...

PLUS - a little surprise awaits Stevie B. One YouTube critic finally gets his chance to take a swipe at the hardcore faith of baby Baldwin... one showdown you don't want to miss.

You can catch it all through an exclusive INTERNET ONLY follow up to the pilot broadcast of Baldwin/McCullough Radio - only at 3:30pm today - RIGHT HERE.



Saturday, February 09, 2008
Posted by: Kevin McCullough at 12:57 AM
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12 Iraq Veterans from the War On Terror
fed and up and exhausted with Congress working the military over...

Stepping up to serve their nation... but NOW in the People's HOUSE!

If you want to defeat terror, keep our troops strong, and protect America from future attacks then your help is needed in twelve specific races for the HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES...



Defeat George Soros, defeat Move-On.org, defeat the terror syndicates that seek to influence the liberal progressives of our Government - give $25 to each of the twelve Iraq Vets for Congress. If 4000 people take that challenge, the Vets estimate that they can win all twelve seats. That's only $48,000 for 12 seats in Congress.

These Vets are all pro-victory, republican, and pro-U.S. - they've already served sacrificially on the battlefield and now they are giving of themselves to fight for freedom at home. In the halls of Congress where they are needed most!

Please help this go viral, e-mail it to your friends, tell your neighbors. Walk your street and ask for your friends to donate $25 to win the War On Terror. Make it happen today!

IraqVetsForCongress.com

They told their story on today's show: LISTEN HERE...




Friday, February 08, 2008
Posted by: Kevin McCullough at 11:57 AM
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"can't get no res-p-ect!"

En route to CPAC yesterday I was listening to Fox News Radio on XM - "Brian and the Judge" with special guest - Pat Robertson.

They began the segment by replaying McCain's intemperate comments about Robertson from an earlier campaign in which McCain, in Robertson's home turf - where Robertson had helped get a lot of McCain's guys put into local positions of leadership. After his comments - McCain lost that primary race by 80%.

Robertson wasn't in much a forgiving mood with Brian and The Judge, and would not commit to voting for McCain in the general election of 2008. Bryan Preston at HotAir captured this cool little bit of tape. And as Allahpundit reports Dr. James Dobson - after not committing to any candidate previously - has ENDORSED Huckabee - the same day Romney drops out...

Looks like Senor McAmnesty has more than just borders that need reinforcement...



 

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