The Savage Nation vs. the Bushbots

www.homestead.com ^ | 7/21/05 | PAUL MULSHINE

[MHT]

Savage is also dangerous in his ability to circulate inaccurate information. E.g., Rush is not a high school dropout. College dropout, not high school.

Frankly, Savage's hostile tone makes me uncomfortable. I never know when he's going to explode about some minor point, and then I don't know if it's sincere or theatrical. Listening to him reminds me of late-night talk radio and some of the off-the-wall dj's that would say anything to get someone to call in.

[durasell]

A "real intellect" is someone who is able to identify a problem, understand it, assess it, and come up with a range of solutions that might solve it. This is the heavy lifting of leadership and governing a nation.

It is the curse of the post modern world to believe that there are commonsense solutions for complex problems.

[Jet Jaguar]

("He's never mentioned Islamofascism," said Savage.)

Pres. Bush mentioned Islamofascism in his recent speech.

Agreed. In a speech at Osan AB, Korea.

[chasio649]

me 3

[chasio649]

truth bump

[chris1]

The problem was that as bad as GWB can be, Kerry was far far worse.

[chris1]

Being from Da Bronx myself, there are many things I can relate to with Savage. However, having visited my sister in Indiana for a week, I can see where many outside of NY might not get him.

[chris1]

Hannity is not even tolerable anymore.

[Walkin Man]

Just yesterday we learned that the new constitution in Iraq will incorporate sharia, Islamic law.

So this is why 2000 Americans died and still die today??? To institute a satanic form of government that is 100 percent against freedom of any kind??

We need to get the **ll out of that God forsaken country yesterday if the above quote is true!

[moose2004]

Not true, before Thanksgiving Bush gave a hard hitting speech equating radical islamic fundamentalism with the nazis. Go Rush, Go Sean!

[Arizona Carolyn]

Oh, I recognize that without even a Michael Savage to tell me it's so. I appreciate his knowledge of history and I agree with his berating both sides over the border situation, I cannot take his back patting and the name-calling (Hush Limbaugh, Sean Vanity, Bill O'Reilly).... if for no other reason than it's totally unbecoming to do so... and I don't like the way he puts down most of his callers...

But, like I said, when he's coherent he makes a lot of points worth listening to, particularly his lessons on medieval history. Since most schools choose not to teach anything beyond the 20th century I think we need someone who takes the time to give some history lessons, just wish he'd take his meds more often.

[Busywhiskers]

This article is probably true on Tuesdays and Thursdays. On the other days of the week Savage is a "Bushbot". There is no consistency in his message.

[stratman1969]

You pointed out one element I've heard in Savage, there seems to be an inconsistency. Some days, he's really touting Bush. Other days, he sounds like he's Howard Dean's best friend.

Like someone else pointed out, there are things I like and dislike about his show. I do like his humor, life stories and even his comments about food, travel, etc. I do know he is number 3 in the nation of syndicated talk show hosts. His ratings would fall, I believe, if Mark Levin's show on WABC should become nationally syndicated.

[TomasUSMC]

Today, Savage is right on target. Give 72 hours then destroy the Sunni Triangle.

Except that should have been done 2 years ago.

We keep trying to fight this war without hurting civilians. Why. We didn't have a problem in WW2 and lo and behold we won that one.

Savage hit a home run with " Today, Bush has become LBJ and Rummy has become McNamara"

No more blood for Islam. No more propping up a country whose constitution states " No Law shall Contradict Islam".

If they want OUR Billions and OUR BLOOD they must do it OUR WAY!

[TomasUSMC]

The question Limbaugh nor Hennity will ask President Bush:

Mr. President, if the Iraqi elections bring forth a government that is Islamic, anti-American and pro-Iranian in character (60 percent Shiite in Iraq, 80 percent Shiite in Iran), as seems likely, with already in Southern Iraq, Sharia law having been imposed in many parts. How does this correspond with your stated desire to democratize Iraq?

[jamesm51]

Savage predicted Bush would win 2004 52-48 - only 1 point off.

[ancecilbon]

I think that mike savage is one of the brave men in our society who speaks the truth. I respect and love mike savage.

Ann Wells