Neal Boortz

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'''Neal A Boortz Jr.''' {{lived|1945}} is yet another right-wing radio talk-show host 
who looks like a thumb
 broadcasting out of Atlanta on WSB (''whiny son'bitch'') on the Jones Radio Network. He is a self-described Libertarian [[Concern troll|who sides with the GOP 9 of 10 times and holds no libertarian views]].  You can credit him for pushing the [[Vulgar libertarianism|"LOLbertarian"]] fad in the [[George W. Bush|Bush]] years to attempt to distance [[Republican Party|Republicans]] from the sinking ship. 

He retired from punditry in 2012, making way for [[Herman Cain|Herman "Black Wimmin ''Love'' Donald Trump!" Cain]]. Boortz however simply became Cain's fill-in host as Boortz hosted commentaries for WSB for six more years, until they were finally discontinued.

==Personal life==
Boortz is a personal friend of [[Sean Hannity]], who abandoned his neo-Nazi pal [[Hal Turner]] in favor of less controversial associates.  While Boortz isn't openly racist, his utter contempt for and hatred of the poor and middle class seems to suggest otherwise. Also, his not-racist credentials are easily put into question due to his labeling of Katrina victims as "parasites", calling a black congresswoman a "ghetto slut", and being a former speechwriter for racist former [[Georgia]] governor Lester Maddox.<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYc3Fa1uXhk</ref>
 
Neal's full name is Neal Adolph Boortz, Jr., which for years he denied and lied about. He claimed his father's middle name was August, and his was merely "A." But genealogical and government records show that not only was his father's middle name Adolph, but Neal himself was still using the middle name Adolph into his 20s.<ref>https://twitter.com/LorenCollins/status/1275129692740345856</ref>

Boortz is an amateur pilot, loving the feeling of looking down upon the rest of us.
:–– ''Little ants, yes, they all look like little ants.''

== Political affiliations ==
Boortz claims to be a [[Libertarian]], although no one has been able to identify anything he has in common with real libertarians. He certainly was ''not'' a supporter of Libertarian candidate [[Ron Paul]] in the 2008 elections. The folks at ''[[Reason (magazine)|Reason]]'' and [[Cato Institute|Cato]] also don't think too highly of him. Neither do the folks at the [[Ludwig von Mises Institute]]. Indeed, no one except himself refers to him as a libertarian. 

Neal openly supports military adventurism and the "[[FairTax|fair tax]]". It's more accurate to say he believes in ''[[Murray Rothbard|Rothbardian]]'' libertarianism, which is essentially [[anarcho-capitalism]].

==Comments==
Boortz continues to push freedom of speech by saying Rep. [[Cynthia McKinney]] "looks like a ghetto slut"<ref>http://mediamatters.org/research/200603310005</ref> as well as calling her "the cutest little Islamic jihadist",<ref>http://mediamatters.org/research/200407210005</ref> calling the victims of hurricane Katrina "parasites",<ref>http://mediamatters.org/mmtv/200806190009</ref> calling Islam a "deadly virus",<ref>http://mediamatters.org/mmtv/200610180005</ref> and [[PIDOOMA|suggesting]] that Katrina victims turn to prostitution.<ref>http://mediamatters.org/research/200510240014</ref>

==Positions==
Boortz is a major proponent of the [[Iraq War|war in Iraq]] which we're going to win any day now. 

Boortz was ruthlessly abusive of anyone who suggests the US economy is in trouble before [[Obama|January 20, 2009]]. He did a complete 180 on that day.

Boortz is a vociferous supporter of the cynically named [[FairTax]], designed to be the largest redistribution of wealth from the middle class to the wealthy since [[Reaganomics]].

===Warning label===
Boortz regularly warns listeners not to believe everything they hear, that he will lie to them. For [[reverse psychology|some reason]], the gullible believe everything he says ''except'' this disclaimer.  Ironically, this is one of the few times Boortz tells the truth.

===Stopped Clock===
Believe it or not, he does hold some good Libertarian views. This includes wanting to eliminate the War on Drugs, as well as supporting both same-sex marriage and abortion (to the ire of his religious followers).<ref>Boortz, Neal (2007). Somebody's Gotta Say It (Paperback ed.). Regan Books. ISBN 0-06-087820-7.</ref> He has also mocked Southerners who support using the Confederate Flag, which is strange considering his nearly identical views on poor black people.<ref>Scroggins, Steve. "Strange bedfellows:the ACLU, Neal Boortz & Cobb County police". GeorgiaHeritageCouncil.org.</ref>

==See also==
*[[Conservative talk radio]]
*[[Liberal talk radio]]

== External links ==
*[http://boortz.com/ Neal Boortz website]
*[http://www.wsbradio.com/ 750 WSB Radio] - Boortz's "home" station, ''Whiny Son-of-a-Bitch'' AM
*[http://radiotime.com/program/p_20495/Neal_Boortz_Show.aspx Listen to The Boortz Show Online] Oh please, let's not.

==References==
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