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	Neal Boortz - Premiere Speakers Bureau
		Neal Boortz is a true patriot, a 35 year veteran of talk radio and a 50 year veteran of life.
		Neal was born on April 6, 1945 in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania; however, he left for Texas about 30 days later when his father returned to the Pacific to continue his participation in World War II as a Marine pilot.
		Neal Boortz was the scheduled speaker for a group of 1,000 mortgage brokers at the annual Southeastern Mortgage Brokers Conference.
	premierespeakers.com /3087/index.cfm (928 words)

	Neal Boortz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Neal Boortz has a wife named Donna (whom he also calls "She Who Must Be Obeyed," "The Queen," and "My Bride"), and they have one daughter, Laura.
		Boortz is an avid golfer, a pilot and a motorcycle enthusiast.
		Neal disagrees with the Libertarian platform on several key issues including his firm support of the war in Iraq, incremental tax reform, and his opposition to the unrestricted immigration policy advocated by the Libertarian Party.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Neal_Boortz (1318 words)

	Great Men, Part I: Neal Boortz
		Neal's no-nonsense view of the world and his intellectually honest persona are elements of his person that are often controversial but, at least in my opinion, also extremely admirable.
		Boortz says, "I believe that the principal difference between the Democrats and the Republicans is that the Democrats just want to grow our Imperial Federal Government a bit faster than the Republicans do." Hey, what he says may be true, and it most likely is--the man is a keen observer and analyst of current events.
		Boortz has cited that during the Clinton years terrorists gauging the strength and willingness to fight of America were met with indictments and the occasional arrest.
	homepage.mac.com /rix/blog/C1328488918/E1588285081 (948 words)

	WorldNetDaily: WorldNetDaily News Archives
		Tuesday, January 06, 2004 by Neal Boortz -- There are few areas of government abuse that infuriate me more than does spending on the so-called "arts." In one of the most incredible scams ever perpetrated on the American taxpayer, tens of thousands of marginal artists across the countr...
		Tuesday, November 25, 2003 by Neal Boortz -- This week across America, children and teenagers are busy obsessing over Michael Jackson or the latest news from the twisted world of hip-hop, while their older contemporaries, young adults, were wondering who they were going to "hook up" wit...
		Neal Boortz is an author and nationally syndicated libertarian talk-show host.
	www.worldnetdaily.com /news/archives.asp?AUTHOR_ID=211 (542 words)

	NEAL BOORTZ LIBERTARIAN TALK RADIO
		Neal calls himself a ‘libertarian’, politically, but he is also a pragmatist when it comes to party politics.
		In another life, Neal Boortz was a lawyer, yes one of those bottom-feeding, scavengers currently straining the traditional legal resources of our land.
		Neal Boortz is not shy nor does he shrink from abusive callers.
	expage.com /luciusson247 (620 words)

	Neal Boortz - Gimme The Mike - WSBTV.com \| WSB
		Neal Boortz was born on April 6, 1945 in Bryn Mawr, Pa., before his family moved to Texas.
		Neal decided to obtain a law degree, which he did in 1977.
		Neal lives in the north metro area during the week and southwest Florida during the weekends.
	www.wsbtv.com /gimmethemike/3424696/detail.html (297 words)

	Boot Boortz Blog: Neal's Vuze Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		To return to Boortz's example, his recommendation on the broken arm, according to his own logic, would have to be the creation of a single-payer socialized health care system instead of a visit to a local doctor or ER -- and a condemnation of anyone who suggested the latter.
		Boortz is accepted over time as an authority on libertarian thought, through a trust built by correctly outlining individualist positions on certain issues, it then becomes possible for him to lead his followers into accepting on another issue a collectivist viewpoint, that under less relaxed circumstances might elicit more critical thought.
		Boortz was talking about the petition on his show, and complaining about how the people supporting it were too concerned about "purity." Although I didn't hear this myself, I'm assuming that Boortz didn't specify which LP principle relative to foreign policy he believes we are overzealously trying to protect.
	www.freedom2008.com /bootboortz/archives/cat_neals_vuze.html (5820 words)

	Boot Boortz Blog: "Neal Boortz has done more for the Libertarian Party" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Boortz calling himself a libertarian is a "contribution." The mileage of others, naturally, varies.
		Boortz's contributions, presumably made with the knowledge and consent of her significant other (Georgia is not a community property state, but generally recognizes property acquired in marriage as marital property, which would mean that that money came, more or less, from both of them)?
		Boortz's way of contributing to the LP seems to be to appear at the party's events and improve our image by helping us appear to be a bunch of people who support drug warriors like John Linder and chickenhawks like Saxy Chambliss.
	www.freedom2008.com /bootboortz/archives/002719.html (933 words)

	Cox Radio Syndication: Neal Boortz
		Neal Boortz delivers young men for his key affiliates ranking in the Top 5.
		The beauty about Neal Boortz is that he is NEVER dull, not even once.
		The Neal Boortz Show airs Monday through Friday 10AM to 1PM ET and is heard on great radio stations like WSB Atlanta, KNRC Denver, WDBO Orlando, WBT Charlotte, KLBJ Austin, WOKV Jacksonville and more than 135 others.
	coxradiosyndication.com /shows/boortz1.html (387 words)

	Neal Boortz - SourceWatch
		Neal Boortz is the radio talk show host of the nationally syndicated Cox Radio Syndication [1] Neil Boortz Show based in Atlanta, Georgia.
		Boortz said "if you're reading from a transcript, that's wrong." When Franken pointed out "in context it doesn't make sense as anything else," Boortz responded "Hey, Al, don't get fixated on that, it's an error in the transcript or something.
		The clip showed the transcript was accurate, so Boortz responded "Why are you so fixated on this, Al?" Al explained that he takes it seriously when someone lies, especially when they lie about him, and then lie again to cover it up.
	www.sourcewatch.org /index.php?title=Neal_Boortz (686 words)

	Neal Boortz vs Bill O'Reilly
		BOORTZ: Listen -- well, as I said, Bill -- now listen to me. If the students get together and they say "let's meet at the Dairy Queen this afternoon" and they meet at the Dairy Queen and then somebody punches somebody out there, is that a fight that is...
		BOORTZ: You are -- you are looking to establish some sort of a credibility by going after a private party of the type that probably happened in the last couple of weeks in 8,000 high schools around this country.
		BOORTZ: This was not part of the educational process, Bill.
	www.oreilly-sucks.com /transcripts/boortzvoreilly.htm (1178 words)

	Tête-a-Tête-Tête: Best Of Boortz Archives
		Boortz then appeals to the “majority rules” crowd when it comes to important issues like life and death.
		So, when Boortz snorts that '[the poor] aren't going to make the sacrifices necessary to become rich like them', remember that his chief sacrifice is to sit on a comfortable chair in a studio and talk about things he knows next to nothing about.
		Boortz complains that the "anti-Bush media" (most of whom appear to be on Bush's direct payroll) don't play up the positive angles enough, and keep doing realistic stories on what amounts to a reality that sucks in many ways.
	www.smijer.com /blog/archives/cat_best_of_boortz.html (7138 words)

	Neal Boortz is no John Galt: Libertarians will ensure their irrelevance if they embrace radio ignoramus: Fishwrapper: ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In Boortz's best imitation of Joe McCarthy, he has insinuated that Justin Raimondo -- a nationally prominent Libertarian since the 1970s and the prolific editor of anti-war.com -- is a red.
		An irony is that since Boortz is peachy happy with the FBI snooping on anti-war activists, and since most Libertarians are anti-war, the radio blowhard is all in favor of the government investigating the very people who invited him to address their convention.
		Neal Boortz was offered space for his unedited remarks on libertarians' "boot Boortz" efforts.
	atlanta.creativeloafing.com /2003-12-18/fishwrapper.html (1665 words)

	MsUnderestimated - Reality “Bytes” » Neal Boortz
		Granted, Neal didn’t get much of an opportunity to speak, but the times he did speak were priceless and his words were worth the highest $ in value in punditry compared to the others on tonight’s show.
		Well, this was a semi-event because as Neal has has his previous experiences with Randi Rhodes and other liberal mic-hogs, he refuses to engage in the major shoutfests, so he keeps quiet and lets them open mouth and insert foot.
		Neal is outnumbered, because Tucker is not a true Conservative in my opinion, and Neal is a Libertarian who hates left-wing nutjobs.
	www.msunderestimated.com /category/neal-boortz (1804 words)

	NEAL BOORTZ KICKS BILL O'REILLY'S POMPOUS ASS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Boortz won the night on points of logic.
		Neal simply pointed out that we all have freedom of assembly, that no laws were broken, and the white kids committed no crime.
		Boortz won the day as his many fans knew he would.
	expage.com /luciusson259 (684 words)

	Boot Boortz!, by Justin Raimondo
		Neal Boortz is a statist, not a libertarian.
		But what are we to make of alleged libertarians, such as Neal Boortz, who wants to know why the FBI shouldn’t be allowed to spy on the antiwar movement:
		We’re against this war on the grounds that it is profoundly anti-American, and a moral abomination, along with the doctrine of imperial "preemption" you touted in one of your radio rants — an evil doctrine that is the antipode of the libertarian nonaggression principle.
	www.antiwar.com /justin/jspecial112603.html (666 words)

	1290whio.com: Inside 1290whio.com
		An Atlanta original, Boortz's libertarian philosophy rankles conservatives, who think he is too liberal, and liberals who think he is too conservative.
		Talker's Magazine named Boortz as one of "The 25 most important talk show hosts in America" and "America's best male talk show host." He is a product of a Marine Corps upbringing, has a Texas AandM undergraduate education, and a law degree.
		Neal is certain to set the water cooler conversation agenda.
	1290whio.com /about_us/nealboortz.html (190 words)

	Amazon.com: The FairTax Book: Books: Neal Boortz,John Linder (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In the face of the outlandish American tax burden, talk-radio firebrand Neal Boortz and Congressman John Linder are leading the charge to phase out our current, unfair system and enact the FairTax Plan, replacing the federal income tax and withholding system with a simple 23 percent retail sales tax on new goods and services.
		Boortz not only shows that the FairTax would be fairer than the current tax system, but he also provides examples showing how it would be superior.
		Boortz and Lender go into great detail on how the rebate would work under the FairTax Plan, and he also provides numerous charts and graphs that calculate the rebates for miscellaneous states that vary with family size, annual poverty levels for single and married persons, as well as monthly and annual rebates.
	www.amazon.com /FairTax-Book-Neal-Boortz/dp/0060875410 (4741 words)

	Interview on The Neal Boortz Show
		BOORTZ: Bright and sunny, and we've got a former President about a mile and a half down the road getting ready to sign some books.
		So we believe that, ultimately, the people of Iran will press their government to deal with the fundamental economic and societal problems they have, but we are very wary of this theocratic leadership that continues to have a program to develop nuclear weapons and continues to try to frustrate the international community.
		BOORTZ: Now, when Colin Powell goes on his eventual book tour following, you know, perhaps, at the same bookstore the former President is at today, you will come on and be a guest on this show.
	www.state.gov /secretary/former/powell/remarks/34550.htm (1302 words)

	Reply to Neal Boortz - January 1, 2004
		Neal Boortz is a fascist, not a libertarian.
		Non-libertarian Atlanta columnist John Sugg questioned Boortz libertarian credentials in an article entitled "Neal Boortz is No John Galt." He especially lampooned Boortz stating that Bush never lied to Americans about the reasons for the Iraq War.
		We request that Libertarian Party 2004 Convention Planners ask Neal Boortz to debate an articulate, high profile libertarian well-known for his or her hard core support for the libertarian principle of non-initiation of force, including as reflected in the Libertarian Party platform.
	www.carolmoore.net /libertarianparty/replytoboortz.html (3604 words)

	Interview by Neal Boortz of WSB, Atlanta, Georgia
		BOORTZ: Now this morning, I'm listening to some of the critics on the news saying, "Well, you know, okay, maybe these countries are participating, but still, X percentage of the troops and what have you, come from the United States." Well, that's -- how in the world are you going to avoid those numbers?
		BOORTZ: Obviously, with American troops in Iraq, American troops in Afghanistan -- obviously, this must put some pressure on the leaders of Iran to get their house in order, but is that state deluded in any way by the harsh criticism that this Administration receives from the Democrats?
		BOORTZ: Well, the American people have an intense sense of regard for you and what you have done for this country and -- as do we -- and it's a pleasure being able to talk with you.
	www.state.gov /secretary/former/powell/remarks/28297.htm (1746 words)

	580wdbo.com: Inside 580wdbo.com Neal Boortz
		Neal Boortz, also known as The Talkmaster, Mighty Whitey, and the High Priest of the Church of the Painful Truth, was born in Pennsylvania in 1945, but soon left after his father returned to the Marine Corps in the Pacific in World War II.
		Neal liked the area so much that he decided to enter law school in Atlanta in 1973.
		Since early 1999, The Neal Boortz show has been syndicated on radio stations from Maine to California and from Alaska to Florida.
	580wdbo.com /about_us/neilboortz.html (389 words)

	KSGF Presents Neal Boortz SPRINGFIELD
		Neal Boortz will be visiting Springfield in June, and KSGF will have more details for you in the near future, so stay tuned!
		Please contact KSGF's Promotions Director Kris Addison at kaddison@ksgf.com if you know of a business or organization that might be interested in partnering with KSGF on a sponsorship of the Neal Boortz event, or perhaps act as a ticket outlet for the event.
		Boortz is one of the reasons I'm running for office.
	fairtaxgroups.com /index.php?topic=797.0 (510 words)

	Neal Boortz
		Boortz and Congressman John Linder are leading the charge to phase out our current, unfair system
		Boortz and John Linder show you how it would work -- and how you can help make it happen.
		Neal Boortz is an attorney and the host of radio's The Neal Boortz Show, syndicated in nearly
	www.heywakeupamerica.com /BoortzInterview.html (341 words)

	DJs - Neal Boortz ('The Neal Boortz Show')KSRO - Newstalk 1350 AM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Neal Boortz aka: The Talkmaster, Mighty Whitey and The High Priest of The Church of the Painful Truth.
		Some of you have been having a big time with my Web Page, but you may not be sure just who in the ever-loving hell I am.
		For those of you who don't know, Neal Boortz (that's me) has been a Talk Show Host (What Bill Clinton would refer to as a "Preacher of Hate") in Atlanta, Georgia since 1969.
	www.ksro.com /djs/boortz.shtml (945 words)

	Neal Boortz - Reviews on RateItAll (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		For those who think Neal is in the pocket of Republicans, you haven't heard him rant on the War Against Drugs, Government intrusion on Civil Liberties (under Republican Administrations), and lambast those who try to bring up anti-abortion topics on his show.
		Boortz is, at once, an irritation to the socialist liberal bedwetting crybaby democrats AND the spineless gutless republicans.
		Neal Boortz is the most inteligent well spoken radio personality I have ever listened to.
	www.rateitall.com /i-28914-neal-boortz.aspx (999 words)

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