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Top Talker Schultz at Progressive Talk 1260 AM Victory Dinner

Ed Schultz, above, is a progressive talk radio host “with an open microphone to America.” While conversing with unscreened callers and interviewing key lawmakers, he’s become the top progressive talk host in America.

Schultz helped host a “victory party” for progressives along with Bill Press and Progressive Talk 1260 AM, where Schultz can be heard in the Washington, D.C., area weekdays from noon until 3:00 pm.

Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-Minnesota) also spoke at the event, held at the Agraria Restaurant, a beautiful family-farmer owed restaurant in Georgetown.

Bill Press is on Progressive Talk 1260 AM each weekday morning from 6-9 a.m.

Published January 30, 2007 in Politics. Photography by (RSS).

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The United for Peace and Justice March on Washington to End the Iraq War : Photo Album

Please visit PhotoShelter for an album of photos from The United for Peace and Justice March on Washington to End the Iraq War.

Daisy Merkowitz and her mother Molly Savitz from Washington, D.C., hold a sign with a war “piggy” prior to the United for Peace and Justice March on Washington to End the Iraq War.

A view from beside the stage at the rally prior to the United for Peace and Justice March on Washington to End the Iraq War.

Jane Fonda speaks to what she said was her first anti-war rally for the first time in 34 years prior to the United for Peace and Justice March on Washington to End the Iraq War.

The effigy of Jane Fonda, hung by counter-protesters from Free Republic at the United for Peace and Justice March on Washington to End the Iraq War. The sign reads “Jane Fonda American Traitor Bitch.”

Kristinn Taylor of Free Republic counter-protests behind a barrier fence at the United for Peace and Justice March on Washington to End the Iraq War.

The United for Peace and Justice March on Washington to End the Iraq War is led by a front row of people that included Sean Penn, Jesse Jackson, Susan Sarandon, and Tim Robbins

Jim Nichols and his husband Victor Peters, both of Washington, D.C., display peace symbols at the United for Peace and Justice March on Washington to End the Iraq War.