Mark Larson hits the nationwide airwaves

Mark Larson fills in for Michael Reagan today at 3 p.m. He can be heard online at Reagan.com or on both satellite radio services.

Mark writes about the events in the Senate this week: “The demise (thank God) of the ill-advised immigration bill in the Senate. Yes, talk radio played a role. But it didn’t swing the whole thing. No one media person caused Senators to come to their senses. The American people are smart enough to learn what’s right and wrong and do the correct thing, lobbying elected officials (much to the irritation of those bureaucrats) without being “told” what to do.”

Mark adds: “If there’s one thing that makes me sick about radio is the current crop of hosts who don’t really care about core issues. They only care about ratings and personal promotion and will adjust their “beliefs” anytime. Here’s to people who stick to what they really believe.”

More reading avail at LarsonBlog.com

Photo: Mark talking with Larry King about the White House talk radio day in 2006. Mark is the one with the better hair cut and is always on the right.

Thank you Mark, see you on the radio.

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