VANITY: Anyone listening to Savage? He started with the First Lady

Me ^ | 4 MAY 2005 | Me

[rdb3]

All right. Finished Medved, and on KSKY-660AM, Savage follows.

Get this: He immediately starts in with the First Lady, talked about how the "Bushes" played the Christian vote for suckers, and he gives compliments the first ladies of France and Germany over ours. Next, he whines about his being "blacklisted."

This mouthbreather is something else! Have at it. I had to share.

[Accygirl]

I've always felt that she had a pretty edgy sense of humor; it's just that the media has always played up the librarian/ schoolteacher/ not Hillary part of her background instead

[Nowhere Man]

Maybe the reason we both liked Harder is we're both from the same area and talking about the same people! I used to listen to him on a dinky little station in Weirton where all the people who worked in the steel mill listened. They are the same union people who endorsed Pat Buchanan (not the USW, the ISW) when he ran for President. I didn't know Harder was still on the radio. Last I heard he had bought a station in Atlanta, and had gotten back his studio in ? Springs, FL. I know the USW beat him on the deal they made that was to silence him for the election and he never recovered from it. Clinton couldn't afford to have him talking to all those blue collar people and opening their eyes. That was a long time ago. I think you're correct. What I do like about Savage is what appealed to me about Harder, but I do have problems with Savage's ego and his anger.

I used to listen to Chuck Harder on WASP, 1130 kc, out of Brownsville, PA. It was kind of weak and tough to get in at times, I think the signal went more to the east and in the winter, a New York City station would come in via skip and "walk over" Chuck Harder, but when I had access to my shortwave radio, I had an alternative. I think when WASP went "Music For Your Life" (40's and 50's tunes), I did a search for Harder and I found him around 1290 kc (IIRC), I think that station is near Weirton, perhaps down the river a little in Belpre, Ohio. Tough to get at home and it was a challenge in my car, but I did get Berkerly, California on the AM dial one night. I'm a big radio electronics geek and amateur radio operator, can't you tell? B-)

Yeah, I haven't heard much from Harder, but hopefully he will be back soon if he was in the process of buying a radio station. I admit the Y2K stuff got out of hand, but I think that stuff would come in handy for many other emergencies that we could face in the post 9-11 world.

I know Savage can get a little out of hand when he rants, but I admit it is a good outlet for us who feel the same or similar to how he feels.

[Ron in Acreage]

If "milking"(jerking off fyi) a horse isn't a bestiality joke, then what is?

[PatriotEdition]

Me too... He tells it like it is... I like Michelle Malkin, too. I think her article about it pretty much said it as I see it, too.

"The First Lady resorting to horse masturbation jokes is not much better than Whoopi Goldberg trafficking in dumb puns on the Bush family name. It was wholly unnecessary.

Lighten up, you say? No thanks. I'd rather be a G-rated conservative who can only make my kids giggle than a "South Park"/"Desperate Housewives" conservative whose goal is getting Richard Gere and Jane Fonda to snicker. Giving the Hollyweird Left the last laugh is not my idea of success." - Michelle Malkin

Amen to that, Ms. Malkin...

Billy Kess

[Sal]

Tex, that whole routine was done on South Park a couple years ago with animation. It was called "Milking the Dog" and some 4th graders had told Cartman how to do it. It came with animated pictures of Cartman turning a dog on its back and you saw his arm moving rhythmically until the whole group saw "milk came out".

That was when I stopped watching South Park for over a year. I'm no prude by a long way, but everybody has limits and that one gave me a creepy, crawly feeling. I saw Team America and thought it was hysterical and now I watch SP once in while and usually think its pretty funny, but I sometimes turn it off.

I would have been fine with that dopey old joke about George trying to milk the chickens, horses or whatever--that's a joke about a city boy learning the ranch. What did you think she meant when she added archly, "It was a male horse"? What do you think she meant he was squeezing and pulling on that a female horse doesn't have?

Please use some good old fashioned horse sense and explain to me why that isn't bestiality. I think bestiality includes any sexual activity with an animal. If actual penetration is required, then yes you are right that it wasn't that.

If she was trying to show him as the city slicker not knowing the difference between male and female she could have used the old chestnut about trying to collect eggs from the roosters--at least that's the one I've heard over and over and it never gave me that creepy crawly feeling.

[PatriotEdition]

I quit listening to Michael Savage after his huge ego surpassed his actual worth...

Not for nothing, but Rush also has a big ego. "Talent on loan from God". I am not criticising either of them, because I happen to like them both, even though I do like Savage more. Both of them have big egos, and they both deserve to have them... I think they are doing good jobs.

[muggs]

Not something my mom would be into either.

I hope I don't offend you or your mother, as I don't know you, but sometimes children don't have a clue what their mothers are really like.

[Bear_Slayer]

However correct he might be on issues ocassionally does not nullify the fact that he is an a$$hole and a bully.

He's arrogant and obnoxious - and I' tell him to his face on the street. I'd love to see his reaction, then I'd kick his ass.

[smiley]

We listen to Michael Medved...such a brilliant man....and soo cool under pressure.....

[Frapster]

Savage has declared that he 'invented' the notion that we should sell oil in Iraq to help defray the war costs and he claimed ownership of another similar idea which I can't recall. I turned him off immediately after that simply because he's so full of himself it's nauseating. I'll take Hannity any day.

[Dat Mon]

You said..."...children don't have a clue what their mothers are really like."

True to an extent. It depends on the age of the person too. Im sure Ill never know what my mom was like at age 22 when she had me...although she makes reference to it sometime. Trust me.. I dont think she or her friends would be hangin' out at Chippendales at this point in their lives stuffing dollar bills, and I know she is not fond of all the stuff on TV...she has said so on many occasions.

You have to face the fact that not everyone in the world shares your particular taste and views....and not everyone acts out their fantasies.

I know she has made positive references to Laura as baing a sweet, refined lady...she also likes Lynne Cheny, and listens to Laura Ingraham fairly regularly.

Hell...what do I know...

[roylene]

What she said was hilarious....there are people who really need to get a sense of humor.

[skip_intro]

Savage has declared that he 'invented' the notion that we should sell oil in Iraq to help defray the war costs and he claimed ownership of another similar idea which I can't recall. I turned him off immediately after that simply because he's so full of himself it's nauseating. I'll take Hannity any day.

Savage invented Hannity, you know ;).

[Jim W N]

"I guess Savage is like the voice of all of us who feel and think that way but are more silent and/or don't have a huge forum for it."

Agreed. For all his failings, the anger and frustration he often expresses strikes an emotional cord in us I think. (The number of responses to this posting is informative.) Although it's a voice that resonates, unfortunately its not a friendly voice. He ultimately misses the boat because America was founded to be about goodness as well as vigilance. I pray he'll accept Jesus and become a bona fide believer who could become much more effective.

[af_vet_1981]

I just want to stick up for the first lady.

Your support for Hillary Clinton is duly noted.

[af_vet_1981]

Mrs. Bush was ill advised to make such remarks at her husband's expense.

Bump for truth

I can't believe she is that stupid.

[risk]

Your support for Hillary Clinton is duly noted.

And:

I can't believe she is that stupid.

I was talking about Laura, heh! Isn't your sense of humor is a little out of adjustment? I thought it was funny, anyway. I think the real problem is that unlike TV of the past that came and went, and could be limited by hours of broadcast, this one is already available by streaming video.

It used to be that there could be "adult" evenings out on the town that were broadcast after the kids went to bed. Now kids will be streaming this and laughing about it, maybe getting the wrong ideas, for years to come. But I think overall she makes a good point with her humor: the Bush family isn't as humor-impaired as its enemies would like us to believe. That's an important message to get out to the American people right now. They picked an odd way to do it, but it's still hilarious.

[af_vet_1981]

That's an important message to get out to the American people right now. They picked an odd way to do it, but it's still hilarious.

A vision of a President who strokes a male horse's genitilia and a First Lady who frequents male strippers because her husband neglects her is a Clintonian message that the American people don't really need now or ever.

[risk]

Were you raised in the city?

[1Old Pro]

I heard Savage savage the First lady. I turned off his show, forever.