[amyjane]

I’ll have to disagree with the order. Rush is first, then Sean, then Mark. Not sure after that because I don’t like Savage and don’t know Ingrahm.

[fishtank]

TSN (The Savage Nation Ping)

[ItsForTheChildren]

I like Levin but you can't put him above Limbaugh. No way. Hannity’s a one-trick pony in many respects. He has his talking points and rarely strays, even in the midst of an argument. It can get tedious. Top 3... Limbaugh, Ingraham, Levin.

[G Larry]

It’s important for conservatism to move the bomb throwers off of the list.
Mike Savage and Mark Levin are bomb throwers.

Conservative credibility depends on thoughtful, informed voices like Bill Bennett and Hugh Hewitt.

[Thommas]

A good list. A good argument.

[pookie18]

1. Mark Levin

2. Steve Malzberg

3. Rush Limbaugh

4. Sean Hannity

5. Chris Plante

[Mojave]

Why is Weiner Nation even listed?

[fishtank]

http://www.freerepublic.com/tag/savagenation/index

[prisoner6]

Gotta put a plug in for Pittsburgh's "The Quinn and Rose Morning Show" on WPGB 104.7 and in limited syndication.

We run a daily thread, here's today's.

Jimm Quinn and Rose

SPEAKING TRUTH TO MOONBATS!

prisoner6

[Islander7]

The author’s picks:

Number 5: Laura Ingraham
Number 4: Sean Hannity:
Number 3: Michael Savage:
Number 2: Rush Limbaugh:
Number 1: The Great One – Mark Levin:

My Picks of the above

Number 5: Michael Savage:
Number x: Laura Ingraham: (N/A)
Number x: Sean Hannity: (N/A)
Number x: The Great One – Mark Levin: (N/A)
[ Number 2: Glenn Beck: ]
Number 1: Rush Limbaugh:

Only Rush, Beck and Savage are available in my area.

Savage is hit and miss. There are times he is a raving lunatic.

[Hatteras]

I wouldn’t put Hannity anywhere on the list. Too childish.

I do like Mark Levin, very intelligent and he says things I wish I could say.

Rush is extremely intelligent and always one step ahead of the left. My only criticism is that he takes way too long to make his point. I think he loses fence-sitters because he goes off on many tangents and doesn’t stay focused on his original points. Get to the point, Rush.

Laura Ingraham, the last time I listened to her was a couple of years ago and I got tired pretty quickly with all the sound effects and “morning zoo” mentality of the show.

Michael Savage is the more annoying version of Mark Levin.

Neal Boortz has some very interesting takes on the issues but he’s never really on when I’m near a radio.

JMHO

[Virginia Ridgerunner]

1) Rush Limbaugh

2) Mark Levin

3) Laura Ingraham

4) Chris Plante

5) Michael Graham

Sean gets on my nerves after about 5 minutes, especially when he's sucking up to somebody or hawking a book.

Michael "Wiener" Savage is a loser and not even a real Conservative, so screw him!

Moreover...

Michael Savage Slams Sarah Palin

[DollyCali]

Bump!

[Sloth]

Rush is the best, though Ingraham is good. Hannity is shallow and simple-minded. I don’t listen to the other guys.

[Boiling point]

Well here’s a vote for Phil Valentine in the top five.

[kidd]

1. Limbaugh
2. Limbaugh substitutes (Steyn, Williams)
3. Ingraham
4. Best of Limbaugh
5. Levin

Honorable Mentions:
Gallagher,
Vicovich (local CT guy),
Quinn&Rose

Hannity is to GOP-centric. Savage is way too pesimistic.

[sneakers]

The Quinn & Rose morning Show in the Warroom. Quinn tell’s it like it is!

http://www.warroom.com

or http://www.wpgb.com to listen live

[Thermalseeker]

I'm surprised that Tom Sullivan's show isn't mentioned. Since Sullivan moved to XM, Hannity and his nauseous repetition is a thing of the past in my shop.

[theelephantway]

Rusty Humphries is good. Some of the conservative talk on WBAL (Baltimore) is good. WBAL ia a very large listening area in mid-Atlantic (AM 1090).

[GOPeach]

Here in Atlanta ( or outside the Perimeter ) we have truly
effective conservative voices. Niel Boortz ( on all but pro-life issues ) and Herman Cain. We used to have the “Kimmer” Peterson ( he disappeared shortly after Katrina ).
These three help to keep us a Red State.

1. Rush
2. Mark Levin
3. Sean ( he tries )
4. Hugh Hewitt
5. Local conservative voices in Atlanta