Stacy Taylor is a Civil Libertarian, which is an entirely different animal from what the major party positions are. As a result he can seem very conservative or very liberal depending on the issue. On KOGO he tried to address issues for which he was closer to conservatives, while on KLSD, he sticks to those for which he is closer the liberals.
For example: On issues such as gun control, or big government, he is closer to conservatives in that he believes that the bill of rights should provide for people the right to do what they want in their own home. People should have the right bear arms, the right to smoke pot, or the right to do whatever, so long as it is in their own house. He also believes that Motorcycle riders should have the right to ride without a helmut: a driver should have the right to drive without seat belts. Anything where governemnt is less instrusive is more or less what he stands for.
But for that same reason, there are many situations where he is at odds with Republicans. For example, he likely believes that there should be no restrictions on undocumented immigrants crossging the border; that people should be allowed to pray whatever religion they choose (seperation of church and state); and that government has no right to legislate whether a woman should be allowed to have an abortion.
The fact is that Stacy's job is to play to the audience for the station that he is on. On KLSD, Stacy most likely payed attention to those issues which his audience were most likely to be on his side with. President Bush may be an easy target (like him or not), as is the Iraq war. But that does not mean that he is for one side or the other. Of course, people change their opinions all the time, and being that he has very liberal leaning callers, they may have been able to persuaded more to one side on certain issues.
Now, can we get back talking about radio please?
