Jeff Wagner, an AM 620 WTMJ righty radio host - - and former federal prosecutor - - tossed that label out just prior to the 1:30 news break as he was discussing a dispute between the City of Chicago and the State of South Dakota over promotional, business-location banners South Dakota wanted to install on the grounds of O'Hare International Airport.
The dispute has been resolved.
None the less, Wagner felt compelled to smear Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel with a gratuitous, unsubstantiated, irrelevant and inflammatory allegation.
If I heard it correctly, the phrase was "bit-time Washington DC fixer," so perhaps that's how Wagner sees the former US Congressman, and later White House Chief of Staff?
Your evidence, Mr. Wagner?
I'll file this away until I again hear the righty radio jocks on that station complain about the lack of civility in today's political discourse.
The dispute has been resolved.
None the less, Wagner felt compelled to smear Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel with a gratuitous, unsubstantiated, irrelevant and inflammatory allegation.
If I heard it correctly, the phrase was "bit-time Washington DC fixer," so perhaps that's how Wagner sees the former US Congressman, and later White House Chief of Staff?
Your evidence, Mr. Wagner?
I'll file this away until I again hear the righty radio jocks on that station complain about the lack of civility in today's political discourse.
I very rarely agree with Judge Judy Wagner on much of anything, but I'll cop to disliking and mistrusting 'Rahmbo' for the reasons that he seems to be a Republican DINO.
ReplyDeleteBut Judge Judy should keep her bitchy little judgments to herself.
Did anyone mention Jeff Wagner was a federal prosecutor?
ReplyDeleteIt's in the first line of my post:
ReplyDeleteJeff Wagner, an AM 620 WTMJ righty radio host - - and former federal prosecutor - - tossed that label out just prior to the 1:30 news break as he was discussing a dispute between the City of Chicago and the State of South Dakota over promotional, business-location banners South Dakota wanted to install on the grounds of O'Hare International Airport.