Savage is a self-made man who pulled himself up by the bootstraps. All too often an unfortunately, self-made men who got no help along the way adapt the attitude that it is “me alone against the world”. It is very obvious that is Savage’s attitude on the world. This is extremely common among self-made men.
Now take one from New York City, where the culture is one of direct bluntness, and you have an extremely abrasive person. This causes problems for himself and is why no major conservatives rushed to defend him for being banned by the British home secretary.
I don’t like his personality but he is brilliant in his perception of the world. He knew the “Durham Dirtbag” was lying when I was still shouting at him to wait for the evidence. He broke the Dubai Ports story and never let go, causing a flood of people to demand that Dubai not be allowed to manage our ports.
He is abrasive and defensive, but he is extremely perceptive. I wish I could listen to him daily as he is interesting and informative and generally right.
I prefer Beck’s delivery and I value Beck as a wonderful resource for exposing Obama’s communist agenda and personnel, in crystal clear detail.
Both men need to be culled but both are extremely useful as a source of information. I find Beck to be more useful than Savage, but I wish I could hear Savage more often as he is an extremely perceptive man.
“I wish I could hear Savage more often as he is an extremely perceptive man.”
Well, here’s your wish.
http://www.mediafly.com/Podcasts/Feeds/The_Michael_Savage_Show_Podcast
But it can be rough going finding out which of the MAYBE 15 minutes in the under 2 hours without breaks is the most useful.
Sometimes those on the Daily Savage thread make note of when the Doc is hot so that would help locate it on the podcast, where Each hour of broadcast is about 37 minutes there. Gage it so you don’t have to listen to all of it.
I’ve saved a few of the best, and even shortened them by editing. But so far this week Savage has been pretty useless IMO. As I pointed out above, his attacks on Beck are part of a ploy among conservative hosts that don’t help you and me but helps the Statists.
Statism doesn’t need to control all its leading opponents. It allows those to advance whom it knows to have a handle or two and — when the moment is ripe — twists.