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Sorry, "considered "excessive" funeral coverage" is trashing Reagan, our greatest president of the 20th century, and it was not funny about Lady Thatcher. Thatcher was Reagan's right hand man. Savage has lost all respect, you'll not change my mind. At one time, I was like you, a staunch supporter. No more. He's gone over the deep end for me. My first presidential election was 1979. I followed Reagan through my years. Savage should have at least shown a smattering of respect for him. Even Bush today, in his speech to Clinton, showed respect for the office of Presidency. A sitting president to trash a former president, a speech that will go down in history, for all time, is not the time or place to introduce politics. I sincerely hope you enjoy him though. I'll not be tuning in any more.

You'll have to let us know if he comes back to conservative values, and stops the democrat level of trash and burn, because that what savage is about now.

That's fine. I just want to keep things in perspective. Aren't we all vying for the same things here? Reagan didn't stand for "funeral tributes", Thatcher didn't stand for the authenticity of accents, and personally I'm not sure the decorum displayed by Bush today was out of decorum or out of Bush's convictions. That's worth perusing over when you look at the overall big conservative picture.

I still don't see where Savage's criticisms have been directed at any of the principles or ideals that Reagan and Thatcher espoused. I think he's still a strong ally in the battle against liberalism. Sorry you now think otherwise.

We have a new "type" of Freeper morphing into a distinct group here, "the Savages." Thankfully, they are not huge in number, and this one, I suspect, may just be on a joy ride.