… when he learned that Scott Brown is helping John McCain’s campaign. And it seems that Jay’s BFF Mitt Romney has also endorsed McCain. Jay, how do you explain this?
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Will Haiti change Jay Severin’s view of the military?
One of Jay Severin’s many oft-repeated epigrams is that the role of the United States military is to “kill people and break things.” Given our armed forces’ tremendous efforts in the wake of the Haitian earthquake and the view among many high-ranking retirees that the military should be given even a more prominent role, will [...]
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ClearCase_guy does a mean Jay Severin
Check out the comments from ClearCase_guy in this thread at FreeRepublic. Hilarious!
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Is Jay Severin making up quotations?
In Jay Severin’s blog today, he writes:
There has been considerable evidence that this President is fundamentally out of touch with many of us – but none more head-shaking to me than news the Obama’s ordered their White House staff "nothing religious for Christmas…no manger, no statues, nothing…”
That was a rather eye-popping quote, so I immediately [...]
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Jay Severin’s words finally on line
Sure, Jay Severin’s had a blog before, but this time it looks like maybe he’s going to stick to it. He’s blogged every day this week. The blog even allows you to submit comments. Interestingly, though, no comments have actually been approved yet by the moderators. I’m sure they just haven’t gotten around to it. [...]
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Jay Severin needs education on Secret Service
Jay Severin says the failure of the Secret Service to prevent uninvited guests from getting close to the President last week “illustrates how incompetent at Everything (including their own safety) is this administration.”
Nice dig at the Obama administration, Jay. Too bad you overlooked the fact that the Director of the Secret Service has been on [...]
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Jay Severin is Anwar Al-Awlaki
I just finished reading a Huffington Post essay by Kamran Pasha. Pasha is a friend of a Muslim soldier who knew and prayed with Nidal Hasan, the Ft. Hood murderer. The soldier, called “Richard” by the essayist, describes Hasan’s relationship with Anwar Al-Awlaki:
As Richard got to know Hasan better over the next several months, he [...]
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Jay Severin and Glenn Beck get Turked
I was unable to listen to Jay Severin’s hero myself, but fortunately The Young Turks got hold of the recording and they’ve posted it for our entertainment. Grab a barf bag and take a listen …
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Jay Severin moves up
WTKK has shuffled its weekday lineup, moving Jay Severin from 3:00-7:00 pm to 2:00-6:00 pm. My first thought on seeing this news was that Severin, having been forced to come into the Dorchester studio more often since coming back from his suspension, was whining about wanting to get home to his wife and kid earlier. [...]
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Jay Severin’s hero
Here’s how Jay Severin described his 6:00 pm guest, Glenn Beck: “A hero of mine … and a friend.” Here some information that speaks to the credibility of Glenn Beck:
MediaMatters
PolitiFact.com
FactCheck.org
Answers.Yahoo.Com
I suppose it’s not all that surprising that a liar like Jay Severin would idolize a liar like Glenn Beck. I suppose the real question is [...]
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