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To: peter the great

I like Savage. He humors me. When he annoys me, I switch to another channel, and switch back after he's over his rant. But he has a very novel approach on radio, which is unlike any other. He is conservative on most issues, but is not a Bushbot as he considers Bush to not be a conservative. And he thinks Rush is a shill for Bush. Savage is a great storyteller, and that I believe, is his strongest suit. He can spin a wonderful story out of everyday life events. Plus he has a great bead on our illegal immigration problems. I wonder why certain Freepers have to constantly post anti-Savage threads. What are you getting out of it by doing so? They pop up so frequently that it borders on pathological.


54 posted on 10/24/2006 2:47:16 AM PDT by flaglady47 (thinking out loud)
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To: flaglady47
Savage is an idiot. He has a pearl here and there but cancels it out 4 minutes later. There are so many more worthwhile programs out there. Salem Radio isn't available in every market.. but you can get their offerings on the internet.

Use your time more productively. Listen to Hugh Hewitt:

http://www.ktkz.com/listen.aspx

57 posted on 10/24/2006 3:39:55 AM PDT by dalight
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To: flaglady47
I like Savage. He humors me. When he annoys me, I switch to another channel, and switch back after he's over his rant. But he has a very novel approach on radio...

Agree with everything you've said.

I can snooze to Limbaugh, who has a great gift of gab. Savage relies on "eclecticism" (something I know a lot about) for increasing his ratings—and for which he is always on the hunt.

58 posted on 10/24/2006 3:54:57 AM PDT by Eclectica (Para el inglés, prensa 2.)
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