I'm referring to pundits whose poltical leanings are supposedly the same as yours. You don't need to tell us that you don't listen to some leftst boob. Who is it that is supposedly on our side, but that you actively avoid hearing? For me, number one with a bullet is Karl Rove.

Leading up to the 2012 presidential election, Karl Rove was on Fox just about every day. Romney was a shoe-in, he kept saying. He had a little whiteboard and a marker he'd bring with him and he'd draw diagrams showing how the elction woud play out, and talk about why Romney had it in the bag.
The day before the election, he was on Foz saying the same stuff- Romney would cruise to victory. Not that it would have been enough to matter, but I wonder how many apathetic voters failed to show up at the polls because of Rove and his bullshit. Tell us the Goddamned truth or don't bother opening your freaking cake hole.

From the nght of that election until now, I steadfastly refuse to listen to one single word that phony sack of shit says. Why would I ever again listen to a word this shithead has to say?
He was on Hannity just now, wearing the same empty look on his face that he always has. How does Rove feel about Donald Trump? The impeachment? The 2020 election? I couldn't tell you and I wouldn't trust the first word he says. Never again will I bother with this phony.

I wonder - if we started with a corner of it, just how much of his little whiteboard we could get up his ass.

Micheal Savage.

He's loonier than Glenn Beck ever was.

This is a hard one. Not really lost confidence in most I listen to, but Stephen Crowder gets on my nerves at times, not his message, but his whinny voice at high octaves.

My most listened to are on the same page as me.

Karl Rove, Ann Coulter.

I’ll never forget the 2012 election when Fox was getting ready to concede Ohio to Obama and Rove kept saying that there were more votes to come in from the conservative counties in southwestern Ohio. The two guys working in Fox’s election headquarters basically said it was over in Ohio and they ended up being right. Rove is a fool.

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My most listened to are...

Let's not turn this into a 'favorites' thread. Once someone offers up an opinion like that, most other posters will follow suit.

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Rove is a fool.

A cheerleader on the sinking Titanic.

Dick Morris

Judge Nap

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Micheal Savage.

He's loonier than Glenn Beck ever was.

Yeah, that guy is a total phony. At least Glenn Beck finally saw the light. Late, perhaps, but he saw the light.

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Judge Nap

I will click away immediately.

George Will.

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George Will.

I forgot about that guy. Never could stand him.

Neil Cavuto.

Listening to Michael Savage, makes me want to punch a baby. When he is rambling on and making a few good points, but then goes off the rails yelling or goes full on "It's all about me" mode just pushes all my buttons. Narcissistic asshole.

Ben Ferguson --- spends 20 minutes making a single point. Don't waste my time, just make your point.

Hugh Hewitt -- just an annoying style.

Michael Savage -- I agree with others here. He was good 20 years ago, during the Bush / Gore election, but not now.

Michael Savage is an acquired taste.

I cannot listen to Mark Levin; I think he tried to copy Michael Savage. I know he copied Michael Savage. So I don't like his manufactured ire. I also can't handle his voice.

I can only take Hannity in limited doses.

Never did liked O'Reilly but he's gone now.

Ben Shapiro.

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George Will

I forgot about that guy.

Well, after he lost his mind over Donald Trump, I don't see him on TV any more. I suppose he's on CNN/MSNBC/whatever.

Whoever the guy is on OANN who's tag line is "when I'm wrong, I'm right". He seems like a pompous ass and, well that's it, pompous ass.

Overall OANN = A+

Sean Hannity. I just find him annoying

Ben Shapiro...at this moment in time. That's not to say that at some point in the future I won't again listen to him, but right now? Nope.

And I can tell you exactly the point I turned him off. It was Episode 767 of his podcast where Ben continued to push this false narrative that Trump said Nazis are good people too at the Charlottesville protest/rally. That very second I stopped the episode and unsubscribed from his show, and I haven't listened to him since.