The Media Lizzy Show

Tired of boring, staid political programming? "The Media Lizzy Show" is for you, delivering sassy and even naughty analysis of politics and the entertainment industry, all from a right-leaning perspective.

One of the most entertaining of the next-generation conservatives, host Lizzy Blackney brings her refreshingly provocative point of view to every aspect of the Washington D.C. political scene. She's preparing for the upcoming presidential campaign as only she can, combining People magazine charm with CNN coverage to examine the candidates, looking for who's "sexiest," and in the process commenting on the fickleness and superficiality of American voters. According to Media Lizzy, women vote with their ideal mate in mind. And these "drive-by" voters, who don't look deep into the issues, could very well determine the next election.

On the July 2 edition of "The Media Lizzy Show," Blackney will interview author Matt Margolis about his new book "Caucus of Corruption," an intriguing look at the Democrats running Congress.

Blackney is also the author of "Sex, Lies & Politics," in which she gives her trademark opinionated views on U. S. politics and the global war on terror. She boldly asserts America did find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq in the form of Islamic extremists. Whether you agree or disagree, there's never any question as to where Blackney stands.

If you don't have time to catch the full hour of "The Media Lizzy Show," Blackney also broadcasts "Politricks: The Big Tease," a weekly, 15-minute wrap of all the breaking news and headlines. Consider it your political quickie in preparation for the Sunday TV shows.