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* Kelly Hated Bob: In 1997 Bob Enyart was minding his own business… Well, not quite. Actually, he was stigmatizing the homosexual lifestyle on his nationally syndicated talk show. Kelly from Littleton called in to put up a fight! Today she called to tell Bob about her life since…

* 46,761: signatures gathered!

* To Live and Die in Denver: Fifty years ago a woman in Denver tried to arrange an abortion but was turned down by her doctor. The daughter that survived later led her mom to salvation, and is still a witness for Jesus Christ wherever she goes. That mom, Mary Henning was led in her later years to the abortion mill in Denver and was a faithful witness there, holding her sign that read, “Please don’t, we can talk” for all the moms going in to kill their babies there.

* From the Front Lines:of the culture war in the battle to save America from her slide into immorality and ultimate death, special guest host Doug McBurney takes a couple of calls from Personhood advocates out there every day making a difference!

* Huffing-on-Paste:huffington post blogger Jason Salzman was shocked to hear Bob Enyart and “his co-host” were blatantly encouraging underage children to take part in the most significant human rights struggle of their or our lifetimes. While Bob is certain his kids aren’t much different that Mr. Salzman’s, Doug is certain they’re getting quite a different education!

* Faithful Are the Wounds of a Friend… It has been said that open rebuke is better than love carefully concealed (Prov. 27:5). Bob responds to a listener’s concerns regarding Bob’s rebuke of Focus on the Family (and others) for endorsing immoral candidates.

* Who is it that's Not Viable? This week’s episode of Fox News Sunday featured a telling interview; telling in that it made clear to the conservative world that the Republican establishment, (Anne Coulter aside) no longer considers Mitt Romney a viable candidate, and will no longer be propping him up, or carrying his read more

* What Conservative Movement? George W. Bush was quoted last week at a speech to kids at a Christian school in Texas that he turned to his “faith and prayer” during “tough times” during his presidency. (Leaving Bob and co-host Doug McBurney wondering where he was turned the rest of the time). This brought on a recounting of an event in "Speechless: Tales of a White House Survivor," a book by former White House speechwriter Matt Latimer.

* The Debate is Over? As Barack Obama has declared the debate on health care reform over, striking fear into the hearts of conservatives across the land.