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Ernie and Jay Columns

Why Haven't We Learned Our Entitlement Lesson?


As our country begins to take a much more serious look at entitlement programs such as universal healthcare, wouldn't it be wise to assess the success of those programs currently in place.

The Mythology of HOV Lanes


Every weekday morning is the same. I get up in the morning and dread the hour long grind that is my daily commute down Highway 75 towards Dallas. As I sit in bumper to bumper traffic, watching the cars in the High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lane roll by, I can't help but wonder how my tax dollars went to pay for such an ill conceived government project.

Smoking Bans: Good Government or Suppression of Freedom?


If you're a smoker in the Metroplex, you may be feeling a little picked on and perhaps, confused. On the one hand, you're being chased away from restaurants, bars, and other public places because of your disgusting evil habit, and on the other, the tax from that cigarette you're smoking is providing much needed health insurance for needy children. What kind of message is that?
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Angry About Oprah
One of our listeners gets very angry with KRLD's Scott Braddock because he doesn't watch Oprah.
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Flip offs include: Oprah, dog poop and Ernie.
KRLD Community Hero - 11/20/09
This week's KRLD Community Hero is a 7th grader who has created her own charity to help a local shelter, as well as an orphanage in Mexico.
David Johnson CEO Spotlight - 11/19/09
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The Other Side Of The News - 11/20/09
Edsel reunion. Presented by Key-Whitman Eye Center.
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Oprah Will Tell Her Viewers She's Ending Her Syndicated Show in 2011
Baylor Health Report - 11/19/09
Are you one of the millions of Americans taking a statin to lower your cholesterol? Good news: researchers say it’s working. But they also had some bad news.
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