The American Spectator

For those who missed it earlier:

My radio show in Mobile, AL, “Hillyer Time,” runs from 8-9 Central, or 9-10 Eastern, tonight. My guest for the middle two segments (approx 8:15 to 8:45 CENTRAL time) will be none other than the esteemed founder and editor of The American Spectator, R. Emmett Tyrrell. We’ll be cutting through the Kultursmog to look at the overall American political scene. I’m rather down on GOP presidential candidates right now, but Tyrrell is likely to remind us why conservatives have reason for optimism about politics as a whole.

Please listen in; the web site gets superb reception nationwide. It’s 106.5 FM in Mobile, WAVH. Again, the time for the whole show is 8-9 CENTRAL. Listener call-ins are welcome in the second half-hour.

(Also, in the opening segment of my radio show tonight, “Hillyer Time,” from 8:05 to 8:15 CENTRAL time, I’ll be analyzing Newt Gingrich’s chances should he somehow get into a general election battle with The One Obama. Hint: It isn’t pretty. From a purely neutral analytical standpoint, I think just about every reasonable observer would conclude that Gingrich looks like one of the weakest general-election candidates Republicans could possibly choose.)