Savage serves Savage’s Ego.
Conway was a Cruz woman who came along after Trump won the candidacy, and who did not genuflect to Savage. Ingraham was more of a Trump woman, and has long championed Savage.
I like Ingraham, and have no particular criticism of her; I actually like her better than Conway. My point is, follow the ego (as well as the money).
I can barely stand to listen to that infantile egomaniac, who seems to think that he single-handedly invented Western Civilization (after watching over Timothy Leary’s hashish cache, of course) - and who now, as an agnostic Jew (?) - is going to write a book on God.
I am an ordained minister, but have lost patience with disingenuous subtlety in my advanced age. I have no intention of letting this creature preach to me about God. I never used any drugs at all, and I am not on a second marriage (and apparently separated from the second wife). I have paid a far higher price for my convictions than has Michael Weiner.
I do not dispute his intelligence, or denounce his achievements. (As an herbalist, I knew of his books before he was ever on the air.) My problem is with his arrogant and vindictive treatment of anyone who does not kow-tow to him - including many of his callers.
I last about five minutes average, before he angers me with one of his self-serving tirades. But then, I no longer listen to Mark Levin at all, ever, so there is that.
Savage never is more pathetic than when he talks philosophy or theology.
Recently, he spoke movingly against abortion—including how coarsening and monstrous it is, how it is destroying our civilization. And then he said that, of course, we can’t outlaw it because sometimes people just can’t afford another child.