The Key to Biblical Prophecy

I have a bad habit of listening to conservative talk radio. Usually not Limbaugh, who hasn't had anything interesting to say in seven or eight years; not O'Reilly, that deeply deluded narcissist; and for God's sake not Glenn Beck - I'm not that self-loathing. In the mornings the last few weeks it's been Dennis Miller, who has grown progressively less funny over the years but still manages to make me laugh every once in awhile. And at least Miller is hip to modern popular culture and has decent taste in music. Then in the afternoons, as I'm driving back and forth to school or wherever, it's the G. Gordon Liddy show.

Liddy burglarized the Watergate Hotel on behalf of President Richard Nixon in 1972 and wound up serving four years of a twenty-year prison term for it (he was pardoned by President Jimmy Carter). Since then he's been an author and touring lecturer, and since 1992 a radio host. I find myself agreeing with virtually none of his personal opinions, but his show is one of the few places where callers with views contrary to those of the host are allowed on the air and given a chance to speak. Liddy's show is often a forum for expression and debate, rather than a platform for the host to pontificate.