Former right-wing, recently turned radical Marxist radio host Ed Schultz has a lot to say. Unfortunately nobody is listening. But nonetheless, he wants the government to make you listen.

This week, during his national radio program, Schultz decided it was time for Congress to take over the radio waves. Take it over, cut it up, divvy it out, smear the word “equality” all over it, shove it between two pieces of bread and call it the Fairness Doctrine.

In other words, take time away from the popular conservative movement and jam more liberal marxist propaganda down the ‘collective’ throats of the American People. All under the guise of being ‘fair’.

He wants the Fairness Doctrine to reinflate the defective hot air baloon that he is. Losing altitude rapidly, Shultz only hope is that the government could force people to listen to him, because being unpopular is just “not fair”.

It is a cultural war that’s taking place in America, you’re exactly right. And it’s being played out over the airwaves of America. And I hope the Democrats now turn to the Fairness Doctrine. It’s time now for the Democrats to consider the Fairness Doctrine when you’ve got Rush Limbaugh out there saying, it’s, we’ve got to defeat these bastards.

He is now openly admitting that he is going to work against and campaign against the Republican, against the Democratic Party and campaign against Obama, and he is motivating people with the microphone and he’s electioneering.

Schultz may not like electioneering, but only when it’s coming from the other side. What does he think it is that he is doing?

While he’s accusing Rush of using the microphone to sway the American people, he had no problem doing his own electioneering on the air, while campaigning for the democrat party in January during the Scott Brown election. This is what Schultz said on-air:

I tell you what, if I lived in Massachusetts I’d try to vote 10 times. I don’t care if they’d let me or not, but I’d try to. Yeah, that’s right. I’d cheat to keep those bastards out. I would. ’Cause that’s exactly what they are.

He tells the democrat base to break the law to ensure victory for their party. Because in the Liberal Marxist base the Leninist views of “The ends justify the means” are dominant.

Schultz wasn’t finished this week.

Keep on talking, Rushsky! Hell, maybe I’ll get on 600 stations too, or how many you own or whatever. The fact is, look, it’s not a level playing field when it comes to the audio culture of the country. Ownership has its privileges. When you own, I will be honest, if I owned 500 stations, the Drugster wouldn’t be on any of ‘em. And that’s just where it’s at right now. But maybe we have reached the point where the Congress needs to equal it out. Equal out the audience.

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