[JennysCool]

I'm very proud that conservatism has made it back from the nadir of the Clinton years. I enjoy people like Coulter and the "reborn" Dennis Miller who mix wit with their politics while managing not to alienate the Great American Middle. They -- along with Fox News, Free Republic and other outlets -- have restored common-sense Conservatism to its rightful place in the national dialogue, which helps our common-sense President to shine.

If Savage wants to be a shock jock, fine, more power to him. But with the strides we've made, I don't want to see Conservatism's enemies given a cudgel to strike us with. And you just KNOW the stories intimating that ALL conservatives are intolerant based upon this Michael Savage incident are just a breath away. That's something we simply don't need.

[republicofdavis]

I agree entirely. There is much more conservative opinion that is presented in a mainstream fashion than ever before. Yet have one conservative make a ridiculously childish comment, and get his totally predictable firing, and suddenly conservatives are being "politically-corrected" out of existence.

[isthisnickcool]

And you just KNOW the stories intimating that ALL conservatives are intolerant based upon this Michael Savage incident are just a breath away. That's something we simply don't need.

You have bought into the lefts BS. Some people react to the left as if they have been trained the same way you would a dog. Sit. Speak. Roll over. Good doggie. Here is a milk bone. Be a good puppy to us liberals and we won't hit you with our rolled up newspaper.

Count me out.

Keeping with the dog metaphor. Savage made a comment that the male doggies that hump each others legs, lick each others places and sniff each others backsides didn't like. So what!