Thank you. Mr. Savage gets my respect for his work on viruses. I wonder what he thinks about the Covid19.
He wrote Disease Without Borders which 2016 which is helpful.
I listened to Savage on KSFO in San Francisco in 1998 for two hours a day.
Positives: Savage is a very smart guy, insightful, and witty.
Negatives: Savage is a typical member of the “chosen group” who rejects the proven resurrection of Christ and the Catholic invention of hospitals. Savage is ignorant of Providence, Fate and Chance.
NYT also has members in the chosen group which is why the NYT honors Savage.
Open the US country now!
Aw, c’mon now, come out and say “jooos” so we’ll all know you’re an anti Semite. But don’t if you don’t want to. I’ve already figured it out. As have most people who have read your post.
Schmuck.
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Michael Weiner is a weird dude who operates under a fake name, lives in San Francisco, and has a dog fetish. I honestly think he’s more of a stage actor than a political commentator, and you’ll never convince me that he’s really a conservative.
I had it with name SA VA (both SA and VA pronounced as in AH) ge when he sided with Obama on the Zimmerman trial. Once in a while he does comes up with some good stuff. He’s carried in Michigan on Detroit’s AM 760 right after Levin.
The only serious point of disagreement between Trump and Savage is in treating the virus with hydroxychloroquine, which the president has hailed as a potential miracle drug. “Almost every day now,” Savage said in the interview, “I’ve been warning people about the dangers of this drug.” He said he was appalled after hearing that Trump boosters like Hannity and Rudy Giuliani, the president’s personal lawyer, were citing the unverified findings of a doctor outside New York City. “That’s not a controlled study,” he said, adding that “Dr. Giuliani” had no business talking about it.