Long-time conservative radio talker Neal Boortz will announce his retirement today, according to a report. The announcement that contains Boortz’s retirement also says that former GOP presidential ...

Retired conservative talk radio host Neal Boortz appeared on Sean Hannity’s radio program on Thursday to offer his political predictions for 2014. When asked how he thinks the GOP will fare in the ...

ATLANTA (AP) -- Conservative talk radio host Neal Boortz announced his retirement Monday after four decades at the microphone, saying he will be replaced by former GOP presidential hopeful Herman Cain ...

On MSNBC's Countdown, host Keith Olbermann again named nationally syndicated radio host Neal Boortz the winner of his nightly “Worst Person in the World” award, this time for stating -- as Media ...

On his radio show, Neal Boortz claimed that because “Muslims don't eat during the day during Ramadan” and “fast during the day and eat at night,” they are “sort of like cockroaches.” Immediately ...

The entertaining, unserious former candidate has found his true calling. Ironically, he replaces an unreconstructed racist. By signing up, you confirm that you are over the age of 16 and agree to ...

For my money, the single most talented voice in the modern history of talk radio is retiring later this month. Not "one of" the most talented - the most talented. Neal Boortz began his career in radio ...

Amanda Marcotte draws attention today to a couple of characteristically obnoxious tweets from former long-time right-wing radio talk host Neal Boortz–now a “commentator”–about the Democratic “pay ...

Of everything Neal Boortz has said on the air in his more than four decades of talk radio, these are likely the last three words his audience wanted to hear: “Adios my friend.” Today national radio ...

The Libertarian Party announced yesterday that it kicked talk radio host Neal Boortz off the national convention’s speakers list after Boortz told his listeners not to vote for third party candidates ...

You see the name, and you hear that voice. That clear-as-a-bell baritone with its flat intonation and ever-present edge of barely contained ... what? Irony? Exasperation? Contempt? Boortz. You listen ...