Yeah, I wouldn't exactly call them Conservatives...especially the three world-class arrogant, egotistical blowhards listed there: O'Reilly, Imus, and Trump.
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O'R might - and I do mean
might - be to the right of center, but he's wa-a-a-ay too Populist to be conservative. And he has a bit of a messianic complex. he fancies himself the champion of "the little guy" in a Populist big-guys-vs.-little-guys world.
Trump is kind of in the center. He makes conservative-libertarian noises on economic stuff, but isn't above doing government entrepreneurship when it suits him. As best I can tell, he's left-libertarian on social issues. As for foreign policy, he might lean conservative (or at least away from Libs & Progs).
Don Imus is a more-liberal-than-not who hangs out with mostly liberals, as best I can tell. Maybe one could call him a designated-driver liberal.