Wednesday, June 25, 2008
HERMAN CAIN FILLING IN  Neal Boortz's favorite fill-in, Herman Cain, will be taking over Neal's show while he is out today. You may not know he also has a weekday show of his own 7pm to 10pm every weeknights on News/Talk 750 WSB in Atlanta.
Herman Cain has a talent for cutting through and teaching you. He'll inform and entertain you on topics near to his (and your) heart-- Taxes, Government Incompetence and Waste, Campaign 2008--in Georgia and the Presidential Campaign, Immigration, The FairTax, Terrorism, and the economy. 'The Hermanator' will expose media bias--on a local and national scale. Listen...you just might learn something. You can call in to the show today as usual, or email comments to Herman here. MOVE TO THE FRONT OF THE BOORTZ LINE Always wanted to go toe-to-toe with Neal, but can't get through on the Boortz Show toll-free phone line? Have a brilliant point to share with the entire Neal Boortz Show Network, but you get a busy signal when you dial Belinda to get on the show? Boortz Blast email newsletter subscribers are going to get a chance to cut in line. You'll get your opportunity in each issue of the Boortz Blast email newsletter. Oh, you're not a subscriber? Then sign up here or you can just get trying to get through with the rest of the unwashed masses. READING ASSIGNMENTS Hey, that Boort guy looks kind of familiar... OPEC has declared that oil prices will not come down. Democrats ... are you listening? These stories just keep coming ... former UN secretary general Kofi Annan says that we need "climate justice." Those who pollute should pay, not the "poorest and most vulnerable." Things got heated yesterday in the House as Minority Leader John Boehner accused the Democrats of "worshiping at the altar of radical environmentalism" because of their attempts to block access to domestic drilling for oil. The Supreme Court turned down an appeal from environmentalists to stop the federal government from constructing the US-Mexican border fence by bypassing environmental laws. The New York Times ran an Op-Ed saying that Bush actually got one right in his war against Islamic extremism. Take a look at what happened when the Milwaukee County welfare office tried to offer food vouchers to flood victims. The Black Cultural Council in Texas was "humiliated" after health department food inspectors threatened to stop their Juneteenth celebration because the free barbeque sandwiches were prepared in a private home for public consumption ... which is against the law. A man in Jacksonville has been accused of shooting an 18-year-old after telling him to pull up his saggy pants. A pro-marijuana group from Denver wants the government to allow marijuana smoking at airports in America. Your government at work ... let's award $7.1 billion to a government program that has made over $400 million in improper payments since 2005. You Boortz Show listeners are doing a great job of pointing out these illegal immigrant stories ... most of which involve drunk driving. The government's explanation for a sign apparently full of spelling errors ... it was an intentional attempt to capture the rich cultural heritage. This mom in Georgia has learned the truth about government education the hard way. A new $90 million police station in Great Britain includes a 'reflection room' with a prayer mat, religious texts and a compass so that Muslim staff members can pinpoint Mecca. A local government council in the UK has decided that it is going to spray dog poop bright pink in attempts to embarrass dog owners who don't clean up after their dogs. Charlie the intern found this amusing piece in the Wall Street Journal about the extent to which Democrats will emphasize going green. You know, if they really cared about going green, they'd allow fried foods and have everything be vegan. | 
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