Trembling

I like and respect Andrew Clarksenior. He is a breath of fresh air in a stale Memphis radio market. All the other shows are either too far to the right, or too far to the left. I think he is one of the smartest and most informative personalities we have on local talk radio. Even though he heaps undue praises on his station mates Mike Flemming and Ben Ferguson. A lot of listeners would rather hear him everyday than them. He is often generous to the point of sounding like he's kissing up. I have never heard either of them return the favor though. In the past he has been a pillar for the Conservative movement, but today I heard the sound of defeat in his voice.

The reason I am so critical of black men who label themselves Conservatives. We have to have some men still standing when the smoke clears regardless of the outcome of the election. "If you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything." Even if Barack Obama wins the race. We who stood against him were still right. Adolph Hitler had the support of the majority of Germans before the holocaust. I'm glad people like Andrew only have nine days left. Stretch it out a few more days, and they might not last. It's tough having those you love on the opposing team even when you win. Believe me, I know how it feels. Makes you want to join them. Even though you know they're rooting for the wrong team. I'll be glad when Andrew can get back to his old self. And let Ms. Hardiman get back to being the producer. She tends to lean to the left. He needs to get back to swatting down liberal arguments and proving his attackers wrong. Like I've pointed out in the last few posts. They're on the right side now, but they're trembling.