> I like his “emotional immaturity”.
Unfortunately, Savage’s “emotional immaturity” only serves to marginalize him and his arguments, some of which (when he is rational) would otherwise be persuasive.
Think about it. All his adversaries need to do is to quote a few of his more asinine statements, and people who are not familiar with him will immediately assume that anyone who pays any attention to him is a childish moron.
So while he is great at “preaching to the choir,” he is also a great tool for leftists to discredit conservatism.
Good luck to him, but what a horribly written pleading! Most of it is not fact-based as required, but conclusory.
I bet his passion and raw anger attract more people than you are giving credit. Some people agree with him but don’t like traditional talk radio because of the country club Republicanism and euphemisms. He’s a nice flashback to a time when men were willing to fight for something.