DEMOCRATIC TALK RADIO was launched to spread the message that the nation's traditions demand true democratic government and to promote Democracy everywhere. It was founded in Fayetteville, Tennessee on that night in December 2000 when the U.S. Supreme Court halted the Florida 2000 Presidential Election Recount and imposed the rule of George W. Bush on the American nation. Free elections and honest vote counts are a must in a real, functioning Democracy!
Our show advocates for American workers and consumers. Democratic Talk Radio defends your constitutional rights and real American traditions. It protects the little guy from the many abuses of huge international corporations. Democratic Talk Radio believes in the Bill of Rights and real economic opportunity. It cares about the poor and middle class Americans.
Visit our Radio Program Archives page to listen to some of the militantly democratic commentary of Democratic Talk Radio. The program is hosted by Stephen Crockett, John Morgan and Dana Garrett. Democratic Talk Radio is broadcast from WGPA SUNNY 1100 AM radio (Bethlehem, Pennsylvania) on Thursdays from 8:05am to 9am Eastern. Feel free to contact us with your comments or suggestion feeds to keep informed of the most recent political developments.
Our show advocates for American workers and consumers. Democratic Talk Radio defends your constitutional rights and real American traditions. It protects the little guy from the many abuses of huge international corporations. Democratic Talk Radio believes in the Bill of Rights and real economic opportunity. It cares about the poor and middle class Americans.
Visit our Radio Program Archives page to listen to some of the militantly democratic commentary of Democratic Talk Radio. The program is hosted by Stephen Crockett, John Morgan and Dana Garrett. Democratic Talk Radio is broadcast from WGPA SUNNY 1100 AM radio (Bethlehem, Pennsylvania) on Thursdays from 8:05am to 9am Eastern. Feel free to contact us with your comments or suggestion feeds to keep informed of the most recent political developments.
Karim Mamadou Coulibaly
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