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Savage's views are inconsistent, and sometimes it seems like he's just making them up as he goes along. One minute, he'll advocate nuking all the major cities of the Arab world; the next minute, he'll advocate a Palestinian state.

Ever since the MSNBC firing, I have come to conclude that Michael Savage is a woofer. He talks a big game but is nothing more than a showman. Now he badmouths Rush and Bill because they are not as conservative as he is. That's probably true, but don't be a sissy and call them "Gulfstream," and, "The Leprechaun." If you are going to insult people call them by their name, don't do the kiddie thing of making fun of them.

The other thing that burns me is taking credit for what others have done. What has he actually done? Can someone tell me other than do the professor thing of writing books? Pat Buchanan (another woofer and big media insider favorite) does the same thing, and what has he done? Recently? Past 5 years? 10 years? Richard Nixon era?

In the end, I can't take the man seriously even if he has good ideas. Just because I like a certain car doesn't mean I'll buy from a dealer that treats me bad. He can do his little stage show and stroke his giant ego in the process. Like Pat and Ralph Nader, Michael Savage needs to actually do something to be taken seriously.