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Asking Aaron Clarey: Is college worth the money?
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The Fallacy of the Two State Solution ‘For Dummies’
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Will El Dorado turn into gold for Colombia?
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Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan still being paid while awaiting trial
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London's calming hero: Ingrid Loyau-Kennett confronts killers
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Sarah Palin for the Senate? Tea Party says: Run, Sarah, Run
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Humility hastens new era of medicine
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Wall Street has a Wile E. Coyote moment
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Kaki King at the Howard Theater
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Is Anthony Weiner the new Barack Obama?
Bob Siegel
A graduate of Denver Seminary and San Jose State University, Bob Siegel is a radio talk show host and popular guest speaker at churches and college campuses across the country, using a variety of media including, seminars, formal debates, outdoor open forums, and one man drama presentations.
In addition to his own weekly radio show (KCBQ 1170, San Diego) Bob has been a guest on many other programs, including The 700 Club, Washington Times Radio's Inside the Story, The Rick Amato Show, KUSI Television's Good Morning San Diego, and the world popular Jonathan Park radio drama series, for which Bob guest starred in two episodes and wrote one episode, The Clue From Ninevah.
Bob is a regular contributor for San Diego Newsroom and San Diego Rostra. Bob does a good deal of playwriting as well (14 plays & 5 collaborations), including the award winning, Eternal Reach. Bob has also published two books; A Call To Radical Discipleship, and I'd Like to Believe In Jesus, But...
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Ad Lib
Are there profound differences between the Left and the Right? You betcha.
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Sarah Palin for the Senate? Tea Party says: Run, Sarah, Run
Mainstream Republicans seem to be holding their collective nose: no more Sarah Palin.
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Vulgar threats made against Hillary: Secret Service investigates
Secret Service is looking closely at Right Wing shock jock Pete Santilli following his on-air Internet rant against Hillary Clinton.
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Should religious groups be targeted by IRS?
If religious organizations are playing politics, why not?
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Repeal Obamacare: Again?
Republicans continue to categorize Obamacare as a bitter pill for America.
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Sarah Palin for the Senate? Tea Party says: Run, Sarah, Run
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The Tygrrrr Express
A politically conservative and morally liberal Hebrew alpha male hunts left-wing viper
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Tech Tips in 10 Minutes or Less
Implement these actionable tips, how-to’s and best practices in 10 minutes or less to leverage online communications and technology for brand, business and career development.
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World View
Columns from Voices around the World talking about the events, people, politics and social issues that concern us wherever, and whoever, we are.
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Video Gaming with MCairsoft14
Video reviews of today's hottest trends in Minecraft (servers and mods) along with a look at the latest video games with your host MCairsoft14 (alias Jerad Zad).
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Haydon's Soccer and Sports Pitch
Covering the world of soccer, including the World Cup, Major League Soccer, D.C. United and the English Premier League and other interesting sporting events.
Recent Entries by Bob Siegel
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Republicans responsible for Benghazi according to reliable innuendo
Published 4:17 p.m. May 16, 2013
While facing a genuine challenge from reporters takes a little getting used to, Obama still plays the same old wild card: Blame Republicans.
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Benghazi attack hearings significance missed by CNN, MSNBC
Published 12:37 p.m. May 10, 2013
MSNBC and CNN responded to Wednesday’s hearings with a yawn. Did they miss the significance of the event?
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Boston bombings, Tea Party, the media, and hypocrisy
Published 2:48 p.m. May 4, 2013
Much to the disappointment of media critics, the tea party cannot be blamed for the actions of Jihadists.
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Tsarnaev brothers: Should America ignore their Muslim affiliation?
Published 2:43 p.m. April 22, 2013
Once again, our country was assaulted by terrorists. Once again they were Muslim. Once again, we are cautioned not to rush to judgment.
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Boston Marathon bombing: Talk moves faster than fact
Published 10:02 p.m. April 16, 2013
Lone killer or organized terrorist group? When the facts finally come out, they may be overshadowed by agenda.
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How to have a politically correct Easter
Published 11:58 a.m. March 30, 2013
As the word “Easter” is banned from a public-school egg hunt, it is time we taught our children some sensitivity.
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When people stop believing in God, they'll start believing in anything
Published 5:35 p.m. March 22, 2013
Bible believing Christians are accused of abandoning reason, but do those who reject God have their own set of irrational beliefs?
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Suggestion for Rand Paul: Retire words like 'tolerance'
Published 11:14 p.m. March 15, 2013
Discussions of tolerance seem politically savvy, but they conceal an agenda that is anything but Libertarian.
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A CPAC wish list: Who will emerge to take on Obama?
Published 5:45 p.m. March 9, 2013
As CPAC vets up-and-coming conservative leaders, the call for courage is more important than ever.
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87-year-old Lorraine Bayless denied CPR by nurse
Published 5:45 p.m. March 5, 2013
A nurse at a retirement home obeyed regulations and stood by while a senior citizen died.
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Saturday Night Live's open season on Christianity
Published 11:00 p.m. February 21, 2013
Saturday Night Live does a skit about Jesus returning with a vengeance, but would they dare portray Mohammad in such a fashion?
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What does Marco Rubio's "watergate" say about our media?
Published 12:56 p.m. February 15, 2013
Obama and Rubio delivered sharply contrasting views of America on Tuesday night, so what's in the headlines? Rubio's sip of water.
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President Obama challenged by a better African-American speaker
Published 9:17 p.m. February 9, 2013
Dr. Benjamin S. Carson's words at the National Prayer Breakfast could unite America in a way President Obama never has - and never could.
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Obama's health care lies
Published 8:04 p.m. February 1, 2013
As labor unions wake up to the effect of Obama Care, a review of our president’s promises are in order.
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Chuck Hagel and Israel: Nothing new under the sun
Published 6:56 p.m. January 24, 2013
The possibility of a Chuck Hagel as Defense Secretary revives an old debate and calls for some ancient perspective.
