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I sometimes get mad at Michael Savage -- so mad that I turn off the radio. But I always go back. I have a certain loyalty to him. You see, I started listening to him in November 2000 -- right after the election. I was so mad, and so scared -- the Republicans are always so polite and I thought, surely they will just concede to the hard-ass hard-ball being played by Gore (actually Begala, Carvile and McAuliffe)(not to mention Daley!). I had to listen to all the people at work putting down Bush and laughing that he would be a pushover for Gore. Michael Savage was the ONLY one who said what I felt. Every evening, as I went home in my car, I'd listen to what he said. Sometimes quietly, sometimes crying, sometimes cheering, and sometimes doing what I call "Scream Along With Mike!" (for those old enough to remember "Sing Along with Mitch"!)

Especially here in the Bay Area, but I suspect all over the country, the liberal media made everyone feel like the liberal worldview was the ONLY worldview. If you dared to think, "But wait, that doesn't fit with my experience, or with common sense!" -- you were ignored, you were wrong, your experience was discounted.

Did you ever see the old movie "Gaslight" where Ingrid Bergman is being tormented by her evil husband (Claud Rains? Peter Lorre?). He wants her money and is trying to drive her crazy so he can have her committed. So he has someone go in the attic and make noises -- when Ingrid gets spooked and says "What was that???" he looks at her like she's crazy -- "I didn't hear anything dear, are you sure you're feeling all right?" She begins to doubt her own thoughts, even her own senses.

Those B---ds have been trying to "Gaslight" us for years. Thanks to Michael Savage (and Jim Robinson, and all you Freepers) now we KNOW we are not alone. We are not even a minority. We are a majority, and we won't be a Silent Majority anymore! We NEED Warriors like Savage. We NEED people to fight back! He is right, only a more savage nation will survive!

The evil hubby was Charles Boyer, that most french of frenchmen (can not bring myself to capitalize the place or the people!)
A case of typecasting, no?
As for Mr. Wiener aka "Savage"...well, he's had it tough all those years in the affirmative action wasteland of academia & is getting his own back. As to his nom de mic', who would listen to some wrinkly old guy if he used a name that could only be pronounced like a synonym for hotdog or cry baby?