November 17 2008 show notes
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Thom is working on the Air America Cruise all this week. The show was guest hosted by Lee Rayburn, host on 92.1 The Mic, Madison, WI.
- Barack Obama on 60 Minutes.
- Guest: Paul Waldman, "Free Ride: John McCain and the Media". Media Matters for America. Anger and fear drives right wing talk radio.
- Guest: Diane Farsetta, senior researcher at the Center for Media and Democracy, online at prwatch.org. The Fifth Annual Falsies Awards.
- Guest: Scott Vogel, communications director for the Freedom States Alliance, Gun Guys. The gun industry is scaring people trying to make more sales.
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Monday 17 November '08 show
- Thom is working on the Air America Cruise all this week. The show was guest hosted by Lee Rayburn, host on 92.1 The Mic, Madison, WI.
- Article: A positive aspect of the Bush legacy.
The international community now has a potent new motivating tool to dissuade world leaders from engaging in tyranny and aggression -- tell them they'll be like George Bush if they do it:
Nicolas Sarkozy saved the President of Georgia from being hanged
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