CavortingChicken
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I asked him to consider have RP on the show. Who know maybe it could happen???
I just emailed Howard Stern...
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Andrew-Austin
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Urghh... I imagine Howard Stern would like him, but I haven't listened to his show all that much so I don't know.
Whats his email?
Whats his email?
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HOLLYWOOD
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I'm sure Howard Stern...
...would take RON PAUL's medical career with the OB/GYN thingy to a new level. As long as it's humorous & helps... and the serious positions are addressed, I'm sure all will be entertained and the message gets out. lol
People forget that it was HOWARD & his show, that propelled George Pakatki to being elected as the Governor of NEW YORK STATE.
Howard Stern has a massive audience to out reach. especially the morning commute crowd.
SIRIUS channel 100 & 101
Contact INFO: the Howard Stern Show
If you would like to email comments to the show, you can email them to [email protected] or just use the form below.
If you would like to email comments about the Website, you can email them to [email protected] or use the form below.
If you see something good on TV that you think JD should pull for the show, send him an email at [email protected]
If you would like to send anything to The Howard Stern Show the address is:
The Howard Stern Show
c/o Tracey Millman
Sirius Satellite Radio
1221 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10020
Email Howard @:
http://www.howardstern.com/contact.hs
If you would like to call the show, the number is 1-888-9-ASSHOLE (1-888-927-7465)
...would take RON PAUL's medical career with the OB/GYN thingy to a new level. As long as it's humorous & helps... and the serious positions are addressed, I'm sure all will be entertained and the message gets out. lol
People forget that it was HOWARD & his show, that propelled George Pakatki to being elected as the Governor of NEW YORK STATE.
Howard Stern has a massive audience to out reach. especially the morning commute crowd.
SIRIUS channel 100 & 101
Contact INFO: the Howard Stern Show
If you would like to email comments to the show, you can email them to [email protected] or just use the form below.
If you would like to email comments about the Website, you can email them to [email protected] or use the form below.
If you see something good on TV that you think JD should pull for the show, send him an email at [email protected]
If you would like to send anything to The Howard Stern Show the address is:
The Howard Stern Show
c/o Tracey Millman
Sirius Satellite Radio
1221 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10020
Email Howard @:
http://www.howardstern.com/contact.hs
If you would like to call the show, the number is 1-888-9-ASSHOLE (1-888-927-7465)
Howard would agree with a majority of Ron Paul's political views and he is an excellent interviewer. However, he is stupid when it comes to politics, proved by the fact that he has been saying he supports both Clinton or Giuliani. I am sure Ron Paul could straighten him out with facts and logic.
CitadelGrad4Paul
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Howard is a good guy, sure he has a few porno chicks on there from time to time, but this isn't all the show consists of. It could only help Paul in NY.
Howard Stern is a radio revolutionary with a loyal audience of millions. To disregard him and his audience as the "porn industry" would be a serious mistake for the campaign. If Howard endorses Ron Paul his fans will vote for him.
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Question from a non-listener. Has Stern ever supported ANYbody?
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Here's a good article on what he did in the last election.
http://dir.salon.com/story/news/feature/2004/03/12/stern/
http://dir.salon.com/story/news/feature/2004/03/12/stern/
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Another good article
http://www.theadvocates.org/celebrities/howard-stern.html
Commentators have noted Stern's libertarian leanings. In Reason magazine (July 1994), Nick Gillespie wrote that Stern has an "intuitive embrace of the Libertarian rebuke of the leviathan state... He is a devotee of individual responsibility and supports legalizing drugs, lowering taxes, and shrinking the state." Salon.com (March 12, 2004) said Stern is "known mostly for his libertarian take on politics."
So Stern is a libertarian? Maybe not. In 1992 he endorsed Republican Christie Todd Whitman for New Jersey governor, and in 1994 (after dropping out of the race) seemed to endorse Republican George Pataki for New York governor.
So Stern is a conservative? Maybe not. In 2004, Stern launched a "radio Jihad" against Republican President George W. Bush, and urged his listeners to vote for Democrat John Kerry for president. While the anti-Bush campaign was partially a reaction against FCC penalties, some theorized that it also represented a shift to the left by Stern. For example, dKosopedia reported: "Although Stern used to be a self-proclaimed libertarian, in recent years he has abandoned that philosophy and embraced positions that are in direct opposition to libertarian ideology..."
So Stern is a liberal? Maybe not. In July 2004, he told his listeners: "I'm an independent... I always vote for the best guy."
http://www.theadvocates.org/celebrities/howard-stern.html
Commentators have noted Stern's libertarian leanings. In Reason magazine (July 1994), Nick Gillespie wrote that Stern has an "intuitive embrace of the Libertarian rebuke of the leviathan state... He is a devotee of individual responsibility and supports legalizing drugs, lowering taxes, and shrinking the state." Salon.com (March 12, 2004) said Stern is "known mostly for his libertarian take on politics."
So Stern is a libertarian? Maybe not. In 1992 he endorsed Republican Christie Todd Whitman for New Jersey governor, and in 1994 (after dropping out of the race) seemed to endorse Republican George Pataki for New York governor.
So Stern is a conservative? Maybe not. In 2004, Stern launched a "radio Jihad" against Republican President George W. Bush, and urged his listeners to vote for Democrat John Kerry for president. While the anti-Bush campaign was partially a reaction against FCC penalties, some theorized that it also represented a shift to the left by Stern. For example, dKosopedia reported: "Although Stern used to be a self-proclaimed libertarian, in recent years he has abandoned that philosophy and embraced positions that are in direct opposition to libertarian ideology..."
So Stern is a liberal? Maybe not. In July 2004, he told his listeners: "I'm an independent... I always vote for the best guy."
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He likes Giuliani and Clinton... How disappointing...
Ron Paul could clear things up for him though.
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I don't exactly write eloquently, but here's my contribution:
Dear Howard,
I've listened to you since I was a kid (I'm 26 now) and I've always loved your show. I've never emailed you or tried calling in before but now I feel compelled more than ever. I know a couple others have written you about this so I won't go into great lengths about a topic you're already being hassled about.
I think you should have Dr. Ron Paul on your show.
He's the 2008 Republican presidential candidate. He's basically the black sheep of the media because he's a constitutionalist; he wants to minimize government and get our troops out of other countries (including the war in Iraq) so that we can slow down this national debt and attempt to restore the value of the dollar. His views are considered radical to the mainstream media; however, he is considered by many, including myself, to be one of the most important men alive today. Plus he's a gynecologist!
Since you are also a highly respected black sheep of the media, I thought he'd be a perfect candidate for your show.
What do you say?
www.RonPaul2008.com
Thanks for your consideration!
Dear Howard,
I've listened to you since I was a kid (I'm 26 now) and I've always loved your show. I've never emailed you or tried calling in before but now I feel compelled more than ever. I know a couple others have written you about this so I won't go into great lengths about a topic you're already being hassled about.
I think you should have Dr. Ron Paul on your show.
He's the 2008 Republican presidential candidate. He's basically the black sheep of the media because he's a constitutionalist; he wants to minimize government and get our troops out of other countries (including the war in Iraq) so that we can slow down this national debt and attempt to restore the value of the dollar. His views are considered radical to the mainstream media; however, he is considered by many, including myself, to be one of the most important men alive today. Plus he's a gynecologist!
Since you are also a highly respected black sheep of the media, I thought he'd be a perfect candidate for your show.
What do you say?
www.RonPaul2008.com
Thanks for your consideration!
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