[TexasFreeper2009]

Savage is a little late to the party.

If he wanted to make a difference then he should have gotten behind one of the other non=Romney candidates earlier in the race.

Showing up after it’s over and complaining about how we ened up with is pretty useless.

I tried my hardest for the last year to stop Romney, and was willing to support nearly anyone else to accomplish that goal.

[Rufii]

Romney is already following the McCain playbook, which is that Obama is a good man, he just doesn’t really quite get it, or he isn’t up to the job

That was the Nixon playbook for much of the 1960 campaign. Only when he was behind in the polls by about six points two and a half weeks before Election Day did Nixon finally take off the gloves. Though he still lost, it was a squeaker rather than the rout that some pundits had been predicting.

[matthew fuller]

"Savage fears a repeat of Sen. John McCain’s failed 2008 presidential campaign. “Romney is already following the McCain playbook, which is that Obama is a good man, he just doesn’t really quite get it, or he isn’t up to the job,” Savage said. “But as far as the essence of what I really believe in. The pride of a nation, etc. – he’s not there,” said Savage. "

I despise much of Savage's manner and presentation, but I do have great respect for his perception and courage.

[TSgt]

[NavyCanDo]

Savage despises any politician that won’t come on his show. Cain and Palin were in that club. And even if they did what would it matter in the long run to someone as bi-polar as savage. In a one week time period I heard him go from screaming out loud that Bush should be impeached, to saying Bush is one of the greatest Presidents in his life time and the only hope for America.