Michael Savage(Wiener) No. 1 in San Francisco

Newsmax ^ | Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2007 3:25 p.m. EST | Newsmax

[lormand]

Note that this story claims that "Savage, who bills himself as "an independent-minded individualist,"". However, Wiener continues to claim that he is a "Conservative", when in fact he is a populist and a fauxconservative, who is trying to capture radio listeners who tend to be Conservative.

[lormand]

pinging my favorite Wiener "fan" :)

[kinoxi]

He's on top in San Fransisco, Weiner...

[lormand]

[Nachum]

I think that the guy is going to pop a blood vessel, the next time he rants... :)

[GoldCountryRedneck]

Expect more storys now that he has signed on with a 'publicist'...

[pissant]

I've been listening to Levin lately. He don't like the Savage much.

[JRios1968]

Must be time for payback from his buddy Moonbeam Brown..."you support me, I will have my friends listen to you..."

[lormand]

"Expect more storys now that he has signed on with a 'publicist'..."

Oh man, I bet his 'publicist' is going to find Wiener a real peach to work with, much like the staff that works for him in the short time they do so.

[lormand]

"He don't like the Savage much."

That is because Wiener is on a Jihad against other Conservative talkers, thus the theory that he is a tool for MoveOn.org and the DUmmies.

[The Worthless Miracle]

I'm not a huge fan of Savage/Weiner, but it's nice to hear someone actually criticize Bush when he's wrong. Hannity and Beck are such suck-ups!

[The Blitherer]

I listened to Savage a bit when I lived up in San Fran. It helped me survive the liberal stupidity, for which I am grateful. But now that I'm back in the "moderate" city of Los Angeles, I stopped listening to him since his rants really bring nothing intellectual to the debate and can be quite a turn-off for those who want to engage in thought-provoking conversation, not divisive mud-slinging.

[mgstarr]

I'm happy to have someone out there who isn't a cheerleader and mynah bird, regardless if I agree with him all the time.

[cripplecreek]

I used to listen to him but he made me want to slit my wrists. Now I listen to Mark Levin. He has all the anger without the rage.

[Unmarked Package]

Savage harms the morale of conservatives and suppresses Republican voter turnout with his irrational, pyrrhic stands on random, pet issues and he frightens away moderates from the conservative cause who otherwise may have been recruited. I can't think of anyone else in talk radio today who does more to elect Democrats than Michael Savage.

[The Blitherer]

I used to listen to him but he made me want to slit my wrists.

But how does he REALLY make you feel? :-)

[jdm]

I wonder if Duncan Hunter fans tolerate Savage better than Rudy fans. I don't have any serious problems with Savage and I'm more Hunter than Rudy.

[lormand]

"...his rants really bring nothing intellectual to the debate"

It is a striking example of contrasts when an issue comes along and you get to listen to the analysis of it from both Limbaugh and then Wiener.

Limbaugh breaks it down, piece by piece, each time nailing the issue square on the head with optimum clarity and articulation.

Wiener screams...period.

[BeAllYouCanBe]

"payback from his buddy Moonbeam Brown"

You may have hit it. I always have felt that some of his rants are meant to turn off people mainly liberals who need to believe conservatives are nut-jobs.