Gingrich to Tea Partiers on NY 23- “They were right.”

By   /  January 30, 2010  /  Audio, Featured  /  4 Comments

Attibuted to New Hampshire Watchdog and WNTK.
(MANCHESTER, NH) Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich says that he was wrong to endorse Republican candidate Dede Scozzafava in last November’s special election in New York’s 23rd District.  Three days before the nationally-watched election, Scozzafava dropped out to endorse Democrat candidate Bill Owens, who narrowly defeated conservative challenger Doug [...]

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Empty Coakely Phone Banks

By   /  January 18, 2010  /  Audio, News  /  11 Comments

(BOSTON, MA) On the eve of one of the most anticipated state elections in modern American history,  it’s still a day off for Massachusetts state employees. The Secretary of the Commonwealth’s Office in downtown Boston is closed to the public for Martin Luther King Day. However, at least one intrepid worker is answering the phones [...]

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WV Watchdog Takes Phantom ZIPs to Airwaves

By   /  January 5, 2010  /  Audio  /  No Comments

Watchdog Reporter Steven  Adams explaining phantom ZIP codes to WAJR AM:
An afternoon with Steve Adams

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Paperwork Mix-Up Freed WA Cop-Killer

By   /  December 15, 2009  /  Audio  /  No Comments

Scott St. Clair discusses the paperwork mix-up that allowed slain cop-killer Maurice Clemmons walk the streets a free man on the Dave Boze Show. The interview starts about 4:11 into the tape.
Read Watchdog’s post on the subject, as well as the report that started it all.

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Nebraska Gov. Heineman on School Lobbying

By   /  December 11, 2009  /  Audio  /  No Comments

Governor Dave Heineman comments on lobbying expenses by Nebraska school districts:

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