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CLIPS FROM THE MIKE GALLAGHER SHOW
Gallagher on Hillary's Campaign "change."
In this clip, Mike went after Hillary's sudden change
from being the candidate of "experience," to
being the candidate of "change," after only
one loss in Iowa.
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Why was Hillary Crying?
Mike gave a smart take on Hillary's crying. Many pundits
questioned the authenticity of her tears, but Mike instead
pursued another path. Hillary was emotional because she
her senese of entitlement had never before been challenged.
In her Senate run, Giuliani bowed out because of prostate
cancer, and her competition was Rick Lazio. In short,
she had no competition. She had never before been battle
tested. So when the electorate in Iowa chose an unknown
to a known commodity like Hillary, that was a bitter pill
for her to swallow. To add insult to injury, reports like
the one we dug up on CNN on Obamamania were enough to
make almost any candidate cry!
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Gallagher and The Secularization of MLK
Why do so many liberals and media types refer to Martin
Luther King as Dr. King, and not Reverend King? Mike argues
that they are inoculating themselves against their own
aversion to church/state intermingling. And he uses a
terrific Hillary Clinton clip to illustrate his point.
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Huckabee Panders to the Media Elites.
Mike Huckabee was on MSNBC's early show with Joe Scarborough,
and shared some of his favorite reasons for living in
The South. Among them, the great, great cuisine. Here
is Huckabee talking about one of his favorite meals -
fried squirrel. Needless to say, Mike's South Carolina
audience wasn't particularly amused.
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Mike mixing it up with Chris Wallace
Mike banters with Fox News Sunday's Chris Wallace on football,
the economy, The War in Iraq and the 2008 Presidential
candidates. The two have a running barb fest that is quite
amusing - and substantive too.
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Gallagher talks to Karl Rove
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