SHELDON DROBNY EXPOSES AIR AMERICA, ARIANNA HUFFINGTON, BILL MAHER, HILLARY CLINTON CONSPIRACY

Brave, fearless Air America Radio co-founder Sheldon Drobny has connected the dots and revealed the nefarious conspiracy involving Arianna Huffington, Bill Maher, Hillary Clinton, and Mark Green (brother of the guy who owns Air America). This work of investigate journalism - highlighted here in capital letters in a tribute to the way Sheldon used to title his HuffPost posts - may represent his last post at the HuffPost, once Bill Maher - long recognized as the true brains behind the site - reads the expose of his dastardly activities.

Accordingly, I have saved off the entire post, and, in the spirit of free inquiry, I will reprint the most damning parts below:

I have reviewed past articles written by Ariana about Hillary. I have also listened to Maher over the past year. Both have been very critical of the Clintons. I watched Bill Maher tonight and could not believe that Bill actually defended the Clintons' tactics. I also watched Mark Green on Hardball pretending he was neutral about the Clintons and at the same time defending them. Now let's connect the dots.

Hillary will not appear on any liberal radio shows other than Air America Radio (AAR the network that I started). Both Bill and Hillary get lots of money from the Billionaire Green family. In return the Clintons have helped AAR post bankruptcy. Almost a year ago I asked Ariana if she would do a show on our Nova Radio Network. She refused and decided to do a show with Mark Green, the CEO of AAR. Ariana and Bill Maher are very close friends. It appears that the rich and famous liberal elites have put fame and fortune ahead of principle.

One thing you can say about Sheldon Drobny: he will fight the power, wheresoever that power may be. As he says, "Ariana and Maher have some explaining to do." Note also, that, proving his non-elitist bonafides, Sheldon jumps into comments, pointing out that he hasn't "received any money from the inside power elite" and that if AAR had received such moneys it wouldn't "have been run so poorly".

Posted in Sheldon Drobny at January 26, 2008 08:48 AM