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Now that President Bush is in to his second term in office, I am amazed that people still think that someway, somehow people badmouthing those in power is somewhat bad. In particular people with ideas to the effect of don't speak bad of fellow Republicans or talk show hosts because liberals and the Left will eat them alive. GOOD! Eat them!

I say that since I have observed that no one has figured out yet. If you did that, then maybe you would not end up with so many RepubliCANTS in office. You would have actual work done in the RNC that actually advances the national interest (War on Terrorism, Illegal Immigration, Outsourcing entire country, etc.). There is a difference between constructive criticism and outright badmouthing. When people have gotten power and have gotten fat, lazy, and have sold out, then there is a problem. If you can't perform, go away. Sell Viagra, it will make you feel better.

As for talk show hosts, I have stopped listening to national talk show hosts. Rush has been too much of an RNC cheerleader, only now calling them on things they do wrong. Hannity is a nice guy, but again the same problem. Too much touting that Republicans are all good and Democrats are all bad. Republicans are only good when they are not RepubliCANTS.

O'Reilly, what a joke. He doesn't tell people his political affiliation since he has none. He is too star struck with himself and obsessed with getting into "The In-Crowd." He's only considered a conservative since he will insist on a "No Spin Zone," attitude, which is a facade anyway. The man would probably circle his TV and Radio set with mirrors and have pop-up bubbles showing his words as gospel truth. Ever since he - or had FOX News - sued Al Fraken for aping his trademark and standing down showed a crack in the mirror. Then paying out the accusation against him smacks of what Michael Jackson did the first time around when accused of molesting children.

Now I save the best for Michael "Savage" Weiner. Ray Charles can see him for what he really is, an egomaniac on too much coffee. The "Weiner" has peaked, thus he attacks Rush, Sean, and Bill for not being conservative enough. Aside from pitching his new book, it's the same old act. Here is a man who does line his four (he actually says he has four radio studios to use throughout the Bay Area) radio studios with mirrors. The only difference between Weiner and O'Reilly is that Weiner doesn't take his meds. Weiner, however, does have the pop-up bubbles show up on his mirrors telling him how smart he is, how many books he wrote (co-worte), how he is on the NYT best seller list, how the other talk show hosts are not as good as he is, etc.

At this point, Mikey has shown that he has peaked. Bill Clinton would even admonish Mikey on excessive narcissism. If Mikey was real smart, he would put it in a lotion bottle and sell it. His ideas come from another has been, Pat Buchanan. What has he done? Michael Reagan said the man is looking for another television show to host. That is all Mikey has. This is Mikey's downfall and why I no longer take him seriously. His ideas come from others (he will steal with impunity), his vanity is all consuming, and he probably knows it.

Why does he attack other successful radio hosts? Because in the end, he wants to be king, the only king. Only problem is that he wants to stomp on everyone else and have them bow down to him. He also would sell out faster than any RINO are star stuck (re: Californians who voted for Arnold Schwarzenegger) Republican to become a RepubliCANT. He is nothing more than a naked, power mad, apolitical type. And if you question him on it (when he isn't cutting you off on his radio show to hear himself talk, because you are just a peasant meant to entertain him), you are branded heretic and must be sent to a reeducation camp. Al Franken should take a lesson in that so he can get more than 3.5 listeners to his show.

In the end, Mikey will burn out and will be seen as nothing more than a Howard Stern-type personality. No one else will touch him due to such volatility. That's why he gets no time with other hosts. And when he take potshots at them for it, he digs his grave even deeper. I'll say it right now that he's peaked, ran out of ideas, and now begins the slow slide downhill here. Rush is going down this road, but he's got legend status now, so he's safe until he retires or has more medical problems (not drugs but hearing). Mikey will burn in flames, and then consume his audience saying that they weren't loyal enough to him. Classic egomania run amok. I'd like to see him look into the mirrors and point the finger and yell, "You're at fault for my downfall!" That's worth a lifetime subscription to the Dittocam.