Should Gays Serve Openly in the Military?

Outserve

Our First guest is Jonathan Hopkins, a spokesman for OutServe, a group that supports open gays in the military.

Our second guest is Judson Phillips, who will be discussing the comments by union leader Jimmy Hoffa.

Host Andre Traversa

Co-Host Jim Lagnese

Show time Thursday September 8, 7:00PM CST
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Why Does The Tea Party Not Like Mitt Romney?

The Andre Controversa Show Presents:

Mitt Romney

Judson Phillips of The Tea Party Nation will be discussing why the Tea Party doesn't like Mitt Romney and the presidential race in general.

Show time Tuesday August 23 8:00 PM CST

Host Andre Traversa


Co-host Jim Lagnese

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Sister Wives To Become Legal North of the Border?

The Andre Controversa Show Presents:

Gwen Landot, an attorney and national VP of Real Women of Canada will be our first guest. She will be discussing her opposition to a movement in Canada to legalize polygamy along with Susan Lambert, president of the British Columbia Teachers' Federation

At 7-30 we'll be talking with Virginia delegate Bob Marshall, we've had him on before, about an onerous new regulation from the State Department of Family Services, which would force private adoption agencies to exclude sexual orientation, marital status, and religion from their adoption criteria.

Our next will be Mike Hintze, Wisconsin state coordinator of Tea party Patriots, who will discuss the battle to reelect Judge David Prosser, which is slated for this Tuesday. This election is pivotal, and will determine whether the anti-union law remains in force in Wisconsin.

Show time: Tuesday April 5, 2011 7:00PM CST

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Host Andre Traversa

Co-host Jim Lagnese

Thank you for listening to the show. 

Libertarian Politics Live: Mark Skoda of the Tea Party of Memphis discusses the N word controversy

On tonight’s show, we will be talking with another Tea Party guest. Mark Skoda, head of the Memphis Tea Party, and also with the Tea Party Federation, will discuss the Federation's investigation of allegations that Tea party used the n-word during protests over the healthcare bill. While these allegations have been reported as fact; the facts are that so far, there's no proof. No one ever caught the n-word on audio or video. So, the National Tea Party Federation is asking for proof. We will also be discussing violent, extremist and hateful behavior on the left, which of course, is all too common. Following that, Jim Lagnese and I will be doing an open phone segment and taking your calls, at 646-915-9887.