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March 23, 2012 · By Gina Miller · 8 Comments
Gina Miller
Dear Faithful Listeners,
I believe I have been caught in the “Rush Net” in the fallout from the Democrat operatives targeting his advertisers, station owners and big broadcasters. Many people in the higher levels of business have a tough time standing against even a phony “outrage” campaign by the Left–which is what this is.
The Left is hell-bent on silencing us, and they will not stop until none of us can publicly tell the truth about their evil agenda. Of course, not everyone tells the truth about them like I do, and my “style” does not sit well with those on the Left, wherever they may be.
My company has chosen to cancel my radio blog immediately, but I intend to continue writing my columns. I will have to decide on a schedule, whether I want to do one or two a week and on what days.
I want to thank you all for being such a wonderful audience. Over the past two years that I have been doing these radio blogs, I have heard from many of you. Your support and your prayers have been priceless to me.
You can keep up with my future columns by visiting the American Clarion link on the left. Or, if you would like to be added to my email blast list, just click the link to email me there on the left, too, and let me know. I will add you to my email list for when new columns are published.
Thank you, again, for having always listened! May the Lord bless and keep you.
~Gina
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