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every 40 days
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29 minutes
انگلیسی
ایالات متحده آمریکا
60 قسمت
از سال 11 ژوئن 2009
episodic

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Unabridged interview with Puerto Rico Governor Luis Fortuno currently touted as a possible VP choice in the 2012 Republican Presidential Race.

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Interview with Anthony Martin Conservative reporter at Examiner.com speaking about Project Gun-Runner, and Governor Perry's entry into the Republican Presidential Race.
Interview with Arizona author Michael E. Newton, speaking about his new book Angry Mobs and Founding Fathers.
Interview with Riverside County Board Supervisor Jeff Stone on an initiative involving 13 Californian counties seceding to form the new proposed 51st state of the United States, South California.
Interview with the controversial writer Pamela Geller of AtlasShrugs.com, speaking on the topics of the Post-American Society, Islamification, and the Presidency of Barack Obama.
The Kangaroo Carbon Diet: Solid Principles called upon Australian Broadcaster Tom Elliott from Radio 3AW to provide the breakdown on Julia Gillard's Australian Carbon Tax.
On this edition, Solid Principles speaks with Accuracy in Media Editor & Senior Analyst Roger Aronoff on the current Public Relations disaster impacting News Corporation's American operations.
On this edition, what happens when multiple ‘Nom De Plumes’ collide into each other? Craig Edwards of Solid Principles recounts that outcome with KNZR Radio presenter Jaz McKay.
On this edition, Solid Principles speaks to Daniel R. Simmons, Director of State Affairs at the Institute for Energy Research in Washington D.C. on the current state of ‘Clean Energy’..
On this edition, Solid Principles co-founders John Cronin, and Craig Edwards take a month by month review over the political events of 2010.
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