Savage Exposes 'The Enemy Within'

Newsmax ^ | Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2004 | James Hirsen

[NYC Republican]

like Howard Dean.

More like the other Howard, Howard Stern.

[exmarine]

My choice is easy. There is no other choice available to you, staying at home helps the other side. It's as black and white as it gets.

Your choice ignores reality. There isn't a dime's worth of difference between dems and R's. Both are liberal, both are profligate, both love illegal immigration, both are globalist.

You go ahead and vote party line, thereby promoting the continuing erosion of liberty and national sovereignty, and I will vote for a party that GIVES A CRAP ABOUT THE CONSTITUTION AND THE FUTURE OF AMERICA.

Too many of you republicans are trapped in a 2-party system. No law says you have to vote R or D. If republicans would wake up en masse and vote 3rd party, what wonderful world it would be! Instead, they buy into the line of crap that a vote for a 3rd party is a vote for a democrat. Hint: A democrat can only get elected if 40-45% of America votes for him, which means that half of America is BRAIN DEAD! Unless republicans get their head out of the sand and vote for TRUE CHANGE, this country is finished!

[exmarine]

I have zero confidence in Congress. They have betrayed America and shirked their solemn duty.

[swampfox98]

Yes, but Savage uses his intelligence to tell America what other conservative talk shows won't. America is being systematically destroyed by people who promote open borders, and by the massive influx of illegals.

Every human chooses his own path. You can do either evil or good with the knowledge God has given you. Michael, once he calmed down, uses his for good.

[Dane]

Too many of you republicans are trapped in a 2-party system. No law says you have to vote R or D. If republicans would wake up en masse and vote 3rd party, what wonderful world it would be!

To each his own, but a a US with John Kerry as President, IMO, would not be wonderful.

[jaugust]

You sound more like a NYC elitist. Nothing in your post has any SUBSTANCE. The only platitude you didn't put in your diatribe was, "Prepare to meet thy maker and please button your pants before leaving".

[NYC Republican]

There isn't a dime's worth of difference between dems and R's.

You've just lost all credibility in my book. You really are a looney fringe conservative (or more likely, libertarian), and Savage is perfect for you. Luckily, with every loon Bush loses to the likes of you, he probably gets 5 from the middle to leaning conservative.

[exmarine]

Actually it is the demos who would do that. Interesting that you single out the Pubs, with nary a peep about the demos.

Hahaha. Yeah right...Bush's back door amnesty plan isn't a giveaway? Keep pretending.

[kegler4]

"That's why when they pop up here (as they will), just play whack-a-mole and tell them if they can do better than Savage then they should get their own radio show, otherwise they should sit down and shut up."

I see, so we have to be able to do better than somebody to criticize them? So if I can't be a better president than Bush I can't voice any disagreement with him? What about liberals? There are many liberal commentators and writers who I completely disagree with but I am also certain I couldn't write better than them. Do I have to shut up about them, too, because I can't do better?

Pretty weird world you live in.

[exmarine]

You really are a looney fringe conservative (or more likely, libertarian), and Savage is perfect for you. Luckily, with every loon Bush loses to the likes of you, he probably gets 5 from the middle to leaning conservative.

Yeah, typical of a blind Bush sycophant. You can't argue issues, so you resort to namecalling...Nut, Looney, etc. Tell you waht, I won't confuse you with any more facts - you just go back to your little pretend world and I'll leave you alone.

[NYC Republican]

You sound more like a NYC elitist

Why, because I hate Savage? Where's your opinions? Easy to criticize someone else, why not offer your own opinions... No substance? You don't know what you're talking about. Try this, challenging what I said, instead of writing the whole thing off to "no substance".

[Dane]

For the rest of us we have the priviledge of struggling in an economy being strip mined of semi-skilled and now skilled white and blue collar jobs while helping to pay the tab for both the ethnic racketeering initiatives and the maintenance of a global politico-military presence

If the economy is struggling so much, how come the standard of living has never been higher. Fifty years ago(the good old days) we wouldn't be having this converstaion via cyberspace.

There have always been negative people like you, but look we are going stronger than ever.

That must eat you up inside.

[NYC Republican]

Yeah, typical of a blind Bush sycophant.

Anyone that thinks there's not a dime's difference between the GOP and the Dems, as you clearly posted, is either being disingenuous, unneccesarily shrill, or off his nut IMO.

[exmarine]

To each his own, but a a US with John Kerry as President, IMO, would not be wonderful.

[whisper] - it's not wonderful now under Bush. And Bush is losing alot of support with his liberal policies. 58% of Republicans (his own party) oppose his INSANE amnesty plan! He will lose votes, so if he does lose to Kerry - blame Bush for his liberalism.

[kegler4]

"Do you have a PhD, Dane?"

If you think a Ph.D. is proof of intelligence or common sense you haven't been on any of our liberal college campuses lately.

[NYC Republican]

Excellent point!

[kevao]

What time of the day and on what stations can I get The Savage Nation around the Washington DC area?

WTNT, 570 AM, 7-10 PM.

[Dane]

Yes, but Savage uses his intelligence to tell America what other conservative talk shows won't

JMO, I don't think he is that intelligent(especially when he said that Bush should be impeached for proposing a policy). He is more pompous, reactionary, and uses an overbearing personality.

You will notice that I haven't stated that he should be off the air, but that doesn't squelch my right to criticize him and IMO, he may turn on a small part of the American population, but he turns off a lot more with his style.

[Dane]

[whisper] - it's not wonderful now under Bush. And Bush is losing alot of support with his liberal policies. 58% of Republicans (his own party) oppose his INSANE amnesty plan! He will lose votes, so if he does lose to Kerry - blame Bush for his liberalism

Huh, but 91% of Republicans support him(and that poll was taken a week after the immigration policy speech).

Looks like your buddy Kerry isn't going to have a cakewalk.

[exmarine]

Anyone that thinks there's not a dime's difference between the GOP and the Dems, as you clearly posted, is either being disingenuous, unneccesarily shrill, or off his nut IMO.

Want me to list the litany of liberal policies and statements by Bush? He supported USSC Mich. Affirmative action decision (racial quotas), he praised a gay church in a letter, he has never met a spending bill he doesn't like, he has not come out in explicit support of Constitutional amendment for heterosexual marriage, he has said nothing while the Supreme Court has made horrific ruling after horrific ruling on Sodomy, 10 commandments, injunction against partial birth abortion ban, he doesn't do anything to stop the invasion of illegal immigrants (in fact, he wants to aid and abet the invasion through his insane immigration proposal). Tell me, what is conservative about Mr. Bush? What conservatives issues has he really taken a powerful stand on and stood up and fought for?

Finally, I suggest you read the rules of this forum as they relate to name-calling. Control yourself or be restrained. Your choice.