former president the first sitting president to beq■ charged,■ ■á qakes this passing lee, and it s quite a knock to h.■em a> you know, ando■q■ jason it is not unprecedented in the world forjf a president to be indicted. the current leader of israel is literally under indictment right now, and tried to seize control of the cour[d■system in order tot■ protect himself. south korea has indicted its former president. italyñi■has a president that faced indictment. you could go on, right? there are other countries where this has happened. it s just unprecedented here. and i wondere■ if you, as■k als- as a political scientist,5a■ ca■ amn idea of the presidency as sort of the king. because we havelp treatedt( j■u, functionally, even if they are not on paper. q■ñ■u■u■know, soccer, universal healtht■ care, arresting a form1 president who tries tot■ take
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WIVK/KNOXVILLE’s TED “GUNNER” OUSLEY and longtime KBEQ (Q104)/KANSAS CITY morning host RANDY MILLER (who got his start in KNOXVILLE radio) are among the final round of nominees of the 27 selected to vie for a spot in the TENNESSEE RADIO HALL OF FAME this year. Other recently-announced nominees are: 35-year WDIA/MEMPHIS veteran BOBBY O’JAY; JOHN POWELL, whose resume of SPARTA, TN stations includes WSMT-A, WSMT-F, WUCR, WTZX and WRKK; WCLE/CLEVELAND, TN’s TOM .
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KBEQ/Kansas City MD/Afternoon Air Personality TJ McEntire Departs
March 11, 2021 at 1:20 AM (PT)
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STEEL CITY MEDIA Country KBEQ (Q104)/KANSAS CITY s longtime MD/afternoon air personality TJ McENTIRE plans to part ways with the station after 28 years. She shared the surprising news on social media, and addressed her listeners, writing, Thank you for being a part of my journey at Q104, from 1993 to 2021. I ve met so many great people like you! Thank you for spending your afternoons with me, having me on your radio. You as listeners, have actually turned into friends!
said they wouldn t want to bunk with someone who was openly gay. i would not ask our marines to live with someoneosexual homosexual, if we could possibly avoid it, and to me that means we have to build beq s with separate rooms. retired army colonel jack jacobs is an msnbc military analyst. edward, let me begin with you. back before the armed forces were integrated, i m sure the argument sounded very much the same. well, if you integrate the armed forces, we don t want to make officers of color bunk with officers enlisted men, what gives here? it s hypocrisy and democracy at its best and its worst. this country can police democratic values abroad but can t guarantee democratic values for its own citizens and its own patriots? that s problematic. the fact we re in league with countries like cuba and pakistan