Sentence examples for radio talkers from inspiring English sources
For Ms. Mac Donald, some politicians — those beneficiaries of liberal political reform — can be as bad as the radio talkers.
Fox, founded 13 years ago, successfully translated talk radio values to TV, sometimes by directly hiring radio talkers like Sean Hannity.
A conveyor belt of outrage developed: video from town halls feed cable pundits and radio talkers, all of which is picked up and amplified by a blogosphere where anything goes.
Whipped up by guys like Tracey and hate radio talkers, sales at gun stores have skyrocketed, and online ammo dealers are sold out of virtually their entire inventories.
So with the Republican Party flailing about looking for new leaders why don't any of these high-powered conservative radio talkers run for public office?
Readers of the Times are already aware that Limbaugh is a very successful "conservative" radio talker.
Radio talker Rush Limbaugh defended her, calling her "most prominent and articulate voice" for conservatism.
Rightwing radio talker Rush Limbaugh has signed a $38m£19m9m) a year contract to continue with his vitriolic brand of conservative politics, making him one of the highest-paid media figures in the US.
If the contest, after all, is framed as one between Barack Obama and Rush Limbaugh, then even those on the right who might otherwise resent the association may feel obliged to defend the radio talker, with the effect of pushing reality to more closely resemble caricature.
As Politico reports, conservative pundits, including the radio talker Rush Limbaugh, seized on what they said were images of Mr. Stevens's body being dragged through the streets by Libyans after the attack to try to draw a parallel to the killing of American soldiers in Somalia in 1993.
