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Boortz delivers a fast-paced commentary hitting multiple topics—from voter ID debates and claims highlighted by the California Post, to remarks from Maxine Dexter about Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and broader cultural and global issues.
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This is an extra 1063 podcast to hear more live and local content like this. Tune into 1063 FM or download the extra 1063 app. It's time for the BORTS report. Exclusively, on Atlanta's only conservative news and talk station, extra 1063. Well, maybe it's time for a short attention span commentary. Because today I find myself with a very short attention span. First, the Democrats and their fight against voter ID. God forbid a voter should ever have to prove who they are before they cast a vote. In California, a conservative newspaper called the California Post recently told us all that in all the California lawsuits against voter ID, not one single activist, a word I'm learning to hate, not one were presented a witness or a plaintiff who could claim that
they were denied the privilege of voting because they could not identify themselves. Next, to get my attention, representative Maxine Dexter, Democrat, third congressional district Washington state. She is upset with RFK because he promotes whole milk. She claims that's tied to white supremacy and it's dogwistling. She also says that promoting whole milk ignores the fact that black communities may have less access to whole milk and may not be able to afford it. Well, by a damn cow, a new Harvard study now claiming that Islamophobia may actually be caused by Muslims trying to murder people. Well, that makes sense. And before I go make my first cup of coffee, first of many, let's remember that in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, March 11, 2002,
15 girls died when their school caught on fire. They died because the Saudi religious police locked their exit from the burning school because they did not meet the dress code. They weren't wearing head coverings. Ponder that. Neil Bort's Extra 1063. This is an extra 1063 podcast to hear more live and local content like this. Tune into 1063 FM or download the Extra 1063 app.
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