toobfreak
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You can't be faulted for never hearing of Jim Quinn. He was mostly a minor radio celebrity in local markets mostly between various cities in New York and Pennsylvania states who at his peak, was syndicated in many stations around the country. Quinn for a time even worked with Rush Limbaugh. Jim Quinn was a rabid liberal progressive though--- during his career, much of it was spent merely as a music DJ. In the early 1980s, he took up a new format called The Quinn and Banana Don Show in Pittsburgh, PA whose format between songs was highly irreverent, juvenile, cracking jokes and making fun of everything. Apparently one day, true to form, Quinn cracked a joke about the lady news director at the station there calling her promiscuous--- probably because she was a bit cold, all business, and rebuffed one of Quinn's innocent flirtings or something.
Well, she did not see the humor in it and sued Quinn and won for almost $700,000. Later, his show was cancelled. Quinn largely credits this lawsuit with inducing his conversion over to political conservatism, saying "my formerly liberal eyes were opened to the agenda of the feminists, their friends and supporters in the media." Upon that, Quinn like so many others was introduced to the true nature of progressivism and found his calling to be a conservative, and conservative he was. Over the next 33+ years, Quinn ran one of the biggest conservative radio programs in the nation, exposing the hypocrisy of everyone from the Clintons, to Al Gore, Barrack Obama and others. Quinn became a champion and pioneer for the Tea Party and I can only assume he was very happy to see Trump being reelected. I actually got to even meet him once through a common interest: we both had a thing for cigars.
Jim Quinn was actually the original pioneer of the saying that "liberalism is a mental disorder, and that liberalism always creates the exact opposite of its stated intent" and went on with what he called his set of "Quinn's Laws" to illustrate proof of everything he said. What I found interesting here was that here was a guy as progressive and liberal as they came, yet, after getting burned by his own leftist policies, he inevitably ended up thinking the very same ideals as any other hardcore dyed-in-the-wool conservative, once and for all proving that conservatism is the natural, normal state of one's mental being.
Freed of the imposed constant liberal influences, as is typical of the left in big cities, or jarred from them by social trauma, as in Quinn's case, mankind's natural state of being is conservatism.
He carried on for many years after that spreading and making the case for conservative ideals with his Quinn In The Morning show, the Quinn and Rose show (based on his affiliation with his producer), and his own version of The War Room, not to mention streaming on Sirius XM, bashing progressivism 3 hours a day 5 days a week. For years under Clear Channel radio, his program aired right alongside Rush's. Jim Quinn passed away today at the age of 82. He will be missed.
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Quinn during his early liberal days and later during his conservative days.
Well, she did not see the humor in it and sued Quinn and won for almost $700,000. Later, his show was cancelled. Quinn largely credits this lawsuit with inducing his conversion over to political conservatism, saying "my formerly liberal eyes were opened to the agenda of the feminists, their friends and supporters in the media." Upon that, Quinn like so many others was introduced to the true nature of progressivism and found his calling to be a conservative, and conservative he was. Over the next 33+ years, Quinn ran one of the biggest conservative radio programs in the nation, exposing the hypocrisy of everyone from the Clintons, to Al Gore, Barrack Obama and others. Quinn became a champion and pioneer for the Tea Party and I can only assume he was very happy to see Trump being reelected. I actually got to even meet him once through a common interest: we both had a thing for cigars.
Jim Quinn was actually the original pioneer of the saying that "liberalism is a mental disorder, and that liberalism always creates the exact opposite of its stated intent" and went on with what he called his set of "Quinn's Laws" to illustrate proof of everything he said. What I found interesting here was that here was a guy as progressive and liberal as they came, yet, after getting burned by his own leftist policies, he inevitably ended up thinking the very same ideals as any other hardcore dyed-in-the-wool conservative, once and for all proving that conservatism is the natural, normal state of one's mental being.
Freed of the imposed constant liberal influences, as is typical of the left in big cities, or jarred from them by social trauma, as in Quinn's case, mankind's natural state of being is conservatism.
He carried on for many years after that spreading and making the case for conservative ideals with his Quinn In The Morning show, the Quinn and Rose show (based on his affiliation with his producer), and his own version of The War Room, not to mention streaming on Sirius XM, bashing progressivism 3 hours a day 5 days a week. For years under Clear Channel radio, his program aired right alongside Rush's. Jim Quinn passed away today at the age of 82. He will be missed.

Jim Quinn - Wikipedia
Quinn during his early liberal days and later during his conservative days.


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