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Rick Amato on Monday, May 04, 2009 7:56:49 PM
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Coming up this week on the show:
Monday: Rick makes a brief appearance, and then he'll hand off to guest host Richard Rider. He talks with former San Diego City Councilmember and Libertarian activist Fred Schnaubelt. A long time Realtor, Fred has a strong free market viewpoint, and it showed during his tour of duty at City Hall. He periodically writes columns for the San Diego Daily Transcript. In the second hour, Richard will discuss education issues including PC, bias, school choice, affirmative action -- "no child left behind" -- you name it.
Tuesday: Rick's back in action with guest Mark Meckler, coordinator for all of California's Tea Parties, and the national coordinator and founder of the Sacramento Tea Party. Meckler talks about the California Tea Party's move to unite with the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association to put some bite behind the bark.
Wednesday: Joining Rick is former writer for Bill Maher and liberal turned conservative stand up comic Evan Sayet. He explains: "Why It's Cool To Be Conservative." Plus the latest from the nation's capitol with Washington Times Executive Editor John Solomon on "The Editor's Buzz."
Thursday: Guest host Gayle Falkenthal is joined by Casey Gwinn, CEO of the YWCA of San Diego. While everyone is obsessing over a single swine flu death in the last 52 days in the U.S., no one's managed to notice that 68 people died due to domestic violence. Plus we'll preview the landmark HBO series "The Alzheimer's Project" airing over three nights starting Sunday, May 10. Learn more here... and be sure to tune in. HBO is free to all cable subscribers the nights this series airs.