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Frank Gaffney Tells Ron Reagan: 'Your Father Would Be Ashamed of You'

Frank Gaffney Tells Ron Reagan: 'Your Father Would Be Ashamed of You' more at msnbc.com Oct 22, 2009 4:06 PM

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AirAmerica.com: The Hub for Progressive Media

AirAmerica.com: The Hub for Progressive Media http://www.airamerica.com You've heard the rumors. The time has come. Today marks the launch of Air America's new web site--the change you want to see, the place to go for the latest news and opinion on the issues that matter most to you. We're pushing for the issues that matter most to Americans today, and we need you to help. The tide has turned. Health care, the climate bill, education, energy--America is on the brink of a new solution-oriented epoch. It's a group effort. Click around. Interact with our hosts and editors. Tell us what change means to you. Let us know what you're thinking about. Get involved as a member of the Air America community. Sound off. Act up. This is your site. Own it. Air Americas mission remains unchanged, but now you will find the most up-to-date news, a progressive take on issues that matter to you?war policy, social equality, education, the economy, energy and the environment?alongside insightful commentary, smart bombs of political theater, and the context you need to form and inform your take on the world of politics and beyond. And of course theres the same great programming from Air Americas on-air talent including Rachel Maddow, Ron Reagan, Jack Rice, Richard Greene and Ana Marie Cox, as well as other well-known hosts like Randi Rhodes featured on WZAA in Washington DC. The site now features three audio streams: in addition to the live stream of Air Americas WZAA 1050 AM station in Washington, DC, you can also hear shows from the mother ship in New York City and from the Air America Classics library with Al Franken, Janeane Garofalo, Sam Seder, Marc Maron, Thom Hartmann, Rachel Maddow, and Randi Rhodes. New OnDemand content features more than 5,000 audio and video clips and the OnDemand Plus subscription option lets you download full, commercial-free podcasts of your favorite shows. You'll also find live streaming video of New York based programs such as Lionel and Montel Williams. Plus, now you can join interactive chats with Air Americas show hosts, editors, and producers during their shows to engage in a two-way conversation online and on-air. To complement this round-the-clock coverage, were launching six new sections: News, Politics, Economy, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Green. Theres also a channel called Really? where some of the stranger aberrations of the news cycle can be found. Come back to see what were up to in the weeks to come as the offering will expand. Poke around. Play with the site. It's in beta, so there will be issues. Tell us about them! Give us feedback. We hope youll make Air America your first stop in the morning. Welcome. Join the conversation. Start something. Oct 14, 2009 9:06 AM

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Ron Reagan: Most Protesters Want to Shut down Town Halls

Ron Reagan: Most Protesters Want to Shut down Town Halls Ron Reagan on CNN's AC 360 from 08/10/09http://www.airamerica.com Aug 11, 2009 8:03 PM

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Mario Cuomo: Obama Can Be 'The Greatest President Ever'

Mario Cuomo: Obama Can Be 'The Greatest President Ever' With Air America host Ron Reagan visiting New York City this week, what better time to interview former New York Gov. Mario Cuomo. http://www.airamerica.com Their hour long, face to face chat covered a wide array of topics from the outrage at town hall-style meetings over health care to Barack Obama's presidency in general. Aug 11, 2009 3:10 PM

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Ron Reagan Calls Sarah Palin

Ron Reagan Calls Sarah Palin "a Clown" on CNN Ron Reagan calls Sarah Palin "a clown" because of Palin's Facebook comments about the Obama administration's mythical "death panels." Aug 10, 2009 10:04 AM

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If Was a Senator...

If Was a Senator... http://www.airamerica.com This week, The Ron Reagan Shows Shelley Osterberger asked New Yorkers, If you were just a regular guy in the senate, what would you try to get changed? What issues would you tackle first? Heres what New Yorkers said Jul 28, 2009 1:06 PM

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Should Bruno Be Stopped?

Should Bruno Be Stopped? The Ron Reagan Show's Shelley Osterberger asked New York City, "Is Bruno just wrong?! Should we protest? Or is no big deal at all?" Here's what New Yorkers said.... Jul 20, 2009 7:03 PM

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The Ron Reagan Show Heads to the Apollo

The Ron Reagan Show Heads to the Apollo I went out to the Apollo Theater in New York City today to talk to people about the passing of an icon. I saw a lot of dancing, a lot of singing, and a lot of great memories of Michael Jackson. Jun 26, 2009 4:04 PM

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Christopher Hitchens Debates Iraq with Reagan Jr.

Christopher Hitchens Debates Iraq with Reagan Jr. Christopher Hitchens nails the fortunate son of the former President with the facts on Iraq on his own show. Debate occurred after the London bombings on 7/7. User: Griff Nov 26, 2008 7:30 AM

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