Pat Snyder's Blog

On Monday, March 15, 44 B.C., Roman Emperor Julius Caesar was stabbed to death by senators.

Features:

7:50 am - Gray Law Firm

8:20 am - This new “High Road Contracting Policy,” will allow the government to “use its authority over how taxpayer money is spent to favor unions and their agenda.  This is good news for Andy Stern and his Service Employees International Union. But not so good for job creation,” the WSJ wrote.  The policy gives preference to any federal government contractor who complies with union-driven wage and benefit standards, and the government would rate each contractor according to yet-undefined evaluation factors – possibly blacklisting existing or new nonunion contractors from competing. Katie Packer, executive director of the Workforce Fairness Institute explains why Big Labor is pushing for this and why this will harm workers and businesses.

8:40 am - The public wants to know: What is President Obama’s commitment to putting Americans back to work? New national TV ads, which begin rolling out nationally via cable TV and the internet, take direct shots at the President for failing to take steps that ensure any newly created jobs are filled with employees who are legal workers. Numbers USA President Roy Beck will explain.

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9:05 - 10:00 am - Tea Party: A Sleeping Giant For Election Upsets! Ned Ryun, A former presidential writer for George W. Bush and son of former U.S. Congressman Jim Ryun,is currently the President of American Majority, a national organization committed to identifying and training liberty‐minded leaders. Ned was the co‐founder and former director of the Generation Joshua program.

10:05 - 11 am - Fred Kelly Grant an Jay Verhulst on Properity Rights & Coordination.

On March 12, 1664, New Jersey became a British Colony and in 1896, spitting was banned in New York City

Features:

6:40 am - New Movie Previews

7:40 am - Lt. Gov. Candidate Rebecca Kleefisch previews a big tax rally she is holding Sunday along with Scott Walker. www.rebeccaforreal.com

7:50 am - Bob Kulp from Kulps of Stratford

8:10 am - Wausau West Choral Music Director Phillip Buch previews the West Choir in Concert this Sunday and Monday in the West Aurditorium.

8:20 am - Center Stage

8:40 am - As the situation in Greece has the world worried about a domino effect of debt crises, California provides an unwelcome preview of what other states and the U.S. federal government will face unless they reign in deficits. Gretchen Hamel, executive director of Public Notice will give the details. www.thepublicnotice.org      www.bankruptingamerica.org

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9:05 to 11 am - Open Forum Friday Feedback. The listeners call in and drive the talk.

Today is John Appleseed Day, held on the anniversary of the death in 1847 of apple-lover John Chapman, who traveled America, spreading his seeds.

Features:

7:50 am - Curt Dieninger of Verlo Mattress Factory Store

8:20 am - Rep. Bill Cassidy M.D. (Louisiana – 6th) discusses health care bill. As an associate professor of medicine with Louisiana State University, Dr. Cassidy has provided care for uninsured patients and taught doctors in training at Earl K. Long Hospital in Baton Rouge for the last twenty years.

8:40 am - Who’ll Care for Us When Doctors Go Under? Dr. Eric Novack will explain his recent article in Human Events.  http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=35943

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9:05 to 9:30 am - Obama Health Reform Proposal to Cut Funding for Seniors in Wisconsin. James Martin, Chairman of The 60 Plus Association reviews health reform proposal. www.60Plus.org

9:35 to 10:00 am - The construction industry is still facing high unemployment (27.1%) and the future looks even bleaker.  While the Obama Administration should be helping the industry, several proposals are poised to accelerate its decline. Geoff Burr of the Associated Builders and Contractors will discuss solutions that can save the industry from collapse.

10:05 to 11:00 am - A variety of featured speakers at this weekend's Defending the American Dream Summit. www.fightbackwisconsin.com

On March 10, 1876, Alexander Graham Bell made the first phone call to his assistant in the next room. He said, "Mr. Watson, come here. I want you."

Interviews:

7:50 am - Barb Jennison from the Jennison Travel Agency

8:20 am - Colleen Kalt, President & CEO National MS Society – Wisconsin Chapter will preview Wednesday, March 10, when more than 100 activists will visit the state capitol in Madison to advocate on behalf of the more than 10,000 people in Wisconsin who live with the disease. She’ll also mention the walk we have coming up April 24 in the Wausau area.  www.wisms.org 

8:40 am - Terri Koch and Marian Pranke-Kohl will update their continuing work for Operation Hooah for the troops and what they are doing for Easter.

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9:05 to 10:00 am - John M. O'Hara, Vice President of External Relations at the Illinois Policy Institute will discuss his book "New American Tea Party: The Counterrevolution Against Bailouts, Handouts, Reckless Spending, and More Taxes."   www.johnmohara.com 

10:05 to 11:00 am - Larry Klayman, the founder of Judicial Watch and Freedom Watch, today is moving the court to shorten the time to respond to the complaint in his lawsuit to expose secret deals between lobbyists, the Obama White House and Congressional Republicans. Time is of the essence, since President Obama has announced plans to try to ram through his health care legislation in the month of March. Author of the newly released book "WHORES: WHY AND HOW I CAME TO FIGHT THE ESTABLISHMENT

On March 9, 1964, Supreme Court issues New York Times vs. Sullivan decision, public officials must prove malice to claim libel and recover damages and on this date in 1907, 1st involuntary sterilization law enacted, Indiana

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Interviews:

6:50 am - Curt Dieninger of the Verlo Matress Factory Store

8:20 am - Shannon Hayes, a grass-fed meat farmer, the book, Radical Homemakers:  Reclaiming Domesticity from a Consumer Culture teaches that there are ways to eat locally, www.radicalhomemakers.com

8:40 am - Pastor Lance Hoelscher, Youth Pastor at Mt. Olive. will preview the Mt. Olive Lutheran Church Teens, Youth In Action, their annual fundraiser, Serving Others…Serving Him Community Dinner, Live Auction and raffles on Friday, March 12, 2010 at 6:00 PM at Mt. Olive Lutheran Church, 6205 Alderson St., Weston. Pastor Lance says that “Funds raised this year will help support over 50 youth from our community traveling to a Christian Camp in Idaho this summer, where they will serve those living in poverty in a variety of ways - by pounding nails, scraping and painting homes, working at a senior center, roofing a garage, cleaning a back yard and leading Bible study for local youth.”

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9:05 to 9:30 am - The House will soon vote on the Senate healthcare bill (H.R. 3590), and it is important to understand one thing: This bill is exactly the same as the bill that passed sneakily under our noses on Christmas Eve, only this time, once it passes, it will go straight to Obama’s desk to be signed into law.  This bill still includes corrupt special-interest deals, the individual mandate, and countless burdens on small businesses. Phil Kerpen, Vice President of Americans for Prosperity, will discuss the bill’s worst provisions and why Americans should continue to pressure their Congressmen to vote against it.

9:35-10 am - Open Lines for the Headlines of the Day

10:05 to 11 am - Will vehicle market revive in 2010? While the Obama administration took over Chrysler and GM to prevent bankruptcy, it does not mean the problems of the U.S. auto industry are solved. Dr. Jerome Corsi, author of the #1 New York Times bestseller The Obama Nation: Leftist Politics and the Cult of Personality and the co-author of Unfit for Command: Swift Boat Veterans Speak Out Against John Kerry, which was also a #1 New York Times bestseller. He is a regular contributor to WorldNetDaily.com. Jerome Corsi's RED ALERT is your weekly, global financial strategies newsletter.

On March 8, 1862, Captain Nathaniel Gordon became the last Pirate to be hanged in America and on March 8, 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled religious education in public schools to be unconstitutional.

Interviews:

8:20 am - Patrick Creighton of Institute for Energy Research discusses how the Obama Administration sabatoged a report from a Spanish economics professor and researcher who exposed the failed green job creation claims in Spain.

8:40 am - In light of Women’s History Month this March, let’s take a look at the sexist, crude, demoralizing and at best offensive remarks the media have issued in the past year about conservative women.
 
Culture and Media Institute’s Top 10 Most Disgusting Attacks on Conservative Women catalogs the vile attacks from the likes of MSNBC, Playboy, David Letterman, and others against Michelle Malkin, Sarah Palin and other notable females. Colleen Raezler of the Culture and Media Institute explains.  
http://www.cultureandmedia.com/articles/2010/20100303080134.aspx

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9:05 to 9:30 am - The powerful events depicted in THE STONING OF SORAYA M. are likely to inspire audiences to want to learn more about the issues of stoning, honor killings and the persecution of women around the world. As the first film drama to offer a stirring and eye-opening glimpse into the reality of public stonings, THE STONING OF SORAYA M. has been embraced by advocates for human and women’s rights as a way to raise consciousness about the plight of women at risk of abuse, injustice and death in legal systems stacked against them.
 
A number of organizations are deeply committed to the fight for the fair and humane treatment of women under all legal systems, including such international groups as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch. Director Cyrus Nowrasteh will explain why he made the movie. www.thestoning.com

9:35 to 10 am - Judicial Watch and Freedom Watch founder, Larry Klayman describes his efforts to stem abuses in the judiciary and executive branches of our government. He details his legal battles with President and First Lady Bill and Hillary Clinton (Chinagate and Filegate), Vice President Dick Cheney (secret energy commission meetings), and the Bush administration over illegal wiretapping of American citizens. His portraits of the likes of Janet Reno, Fred Thompson, Arlen Spector, Judge Denny Chin (who recently presided over the Madoff trial) and other Clinton insiders Klayman considers unethical and who have come back to power in the Obama administration reveal not always flattering sides of their well-cultivated images.

10:05 to 11 am - Project Stepup Manager Rebecca Morris will history of the program and need for mentors. www.projectstepup.org

On March 5, 1955, Elvis Presley made his first TV appearance, on a Shreveport show called "Louisiana Hayride" and on this day in 1979, the Supreme Court struck down as unconstitutional state laws that required husbands, but not wives, to pay alimony.

Features:

6:40 am - New Movies Preview

7:50 am - Bob Kulp from Kulps of Stratford

8:20 am - Center Stage

8:40 am - RedState Energy expert Steve Maley discusses yet another stunning example of hypocrisy among climate experts that have yet to hold Indonesia accountable for it's peat fires.

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9:05 to 11:00 am - Open Forum Friday for the listeners to call in and drive the talk.

Rib Mt. Master Plan

 http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/master_planning/completed_archive/parks_trails/ribmtn/

March 4, 1789, the first U.S. Congress met for the first time and immediately adjourned. Only 9 of 22 senators and 13 of 59 representatives showed.

Was Dave Obey there?

Interviews:

7:50 am - Curt Deininger of the Verlo Matress Factory Store

8:20 am - Scott Gralla one of the race organizers for Saturday's The Point Bock Run. www.pointbockrun.com

8:40 am - Vicki E. Murray, Ph.D, Senior Fellow and Project Director, Women for School Choice and discusses Time Magazine saying that We're Failing Our Schools because of Unions. www.IWF.org

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9:05 am to 11 am - U.S. Senate candidate Dave Westlake will be in studio to answer your questions. www.davewestlake.org

On March 2nd, 1927, Babe Ruth became the highest-paid player in baseball by signing a three-year contract for $70,000 a year.

Interviews;

8:20 am - Whether It’s TSA Officers Or Small Business Workers, Forced Unionization Is The Name Of The Game. Workforce Fairness Institute Executive Director Katie Packer explains why she feels this is true.  www.workforcefariness.com

8:40 am - Is there really a difference between Republicans and Democrats? Television Host, Author, Pundit, and conservative political blogger Rachel Campos-Duffy will share her views. www.rachelcamposduffy.com

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9:05 to 10:00 am - Dr. Raymond Hartke will speak on the basic facts on Colorectal Cancer Screening. www.giassoc.org

10:05 to 11:00 am - Dr. Kevin J Hayes discusses his book "The Road to Monticello" The Life and Mind of Thomas Jefferson.  

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7:40 am - Lieutenant Governor Candidate Rebecca Kleefisch will discuss a plan to establish a telephone hotline to root out waste, fraud and abuse in state government programs in Wisconsin.  The idea has generated millions in cost savings for other governments, and could greatly reduce the budgets of many ineffective and inefficient Wisconsin programs. www.RebeccaForReal.com

8:20 am - D.C. Everest students will promote the Passionately Pink Powder Puff Volleyball Game Fundraiser.

8:40 am - Unique food and beverages on menu for EATS, UWMC’s annual scholarship fundraiser on March 6. Sandie Shorey, executive director of the UWMC Foundation and Kristine McCaslin, Event Chair will give us a preview. For more information go to www.uwmcEATS.com or call (715) 261-6221

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9:05 to 10:00 am - Jane M. Orient, M.D. Executive Director Association of American Physicians and Surgeons will explain how President Obama’s Healthcare Nuclear Option Is All Part of Change—Truly Radical, Redistributive Change. www.aapsonline.org   

Features:

6:40 am - New Movie Previews

7:50 am - Bob Kulps from Kulps of Stratford.

8:20 am - Center Stage

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8:40 am - Julie Tharp president of the Marshfield Cultural Fair Association previews  The Marshfield Cultural Fair  on Saturday, February 27  www.MarshfieldCulturalFair.com

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9:05 am to 11 am - Open Forum for the listeners to call in and drive the talk.

February 25, 1913, the 16th Amendment took effect, giving Congress the power to levy and collect income taxes. It's like inviting a vampire into your home.

Features:

6:50 am - Melissa and Neil from the Kolbe Gallery

7:50 am - Curt Deininger from the Verlo Mattress Factory Store

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8:20 am - Bruce Wineman, Show Organizer, for “The Gun Show,” the largest of its kind in Central Wisconsin, will come to Marshfield this coming weekend, Saturday, February 27th and Sunday, February 28^th.

8:40 am - Wausau native and author Brett Champman discusses his book "Rearview Sunset"

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9:05 am to 10 am - Dr. Fred Prehn on using wind power for his cranberry farm.

10:05 to 11 am - Dr. John Johnkoski will preview a free seminar to learn about A-fib treatment options and how to take control of your health. Tuesday, March 2 at
Wausau East High School auditorium. Featured national speaker Mellanie True Hills is an a-fib survivor. Dr. Johnkoski will also provide information about minimally invasive surgery to treat a-fib that allows people to reduce medications, prevent strokes and live longer.