THE SAVAGE NATION!!!!!! 1-9-13

www.michaelsavage.wnd.com ^ | 1-9-13 | Dr. Michael Savage

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Mid-week Savage!

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Find a Savage stream here:

http://tunein.com/options/?programId=20626

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Opens with Biden talking about the EO’s the kenyan imposter can issue.

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Thanks for the heads-up.

[WilliamofCarmichael]

Savage: There are procedures for changing the Constitution. The Congress and the president cannot violate those procedures..

the Congress and the president must respect our inalienable rights . . . .

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Do I detect a bit of sarcasm there?/s

[WilliamofCarmichael]

I just admire guffawing goofballs.. they never let their condition bother them and often accomplish a lot in life.

Savage mentioned how Truman got shot down when he seized the steel mills (there was a war going on at the time BTW)..

but who shot down the executive branch here:

The FCC "Fairness Doctrine" was used by liberals/progressives to restrict the First Amendment without having to repeal it -- they enforced "fairness" by threatening to take the radio station owners' licenses if citizens complained about their programming content

• "You might also think that they would recall the notorious Fairness Doctrine, which was used to 'harass and intimidate' right-wing radio broadcasts, in the words of one unabashed Kennedy-Johnson operative. When that censorious policy was ended in 1987 by former broadcaster Ronald Reagan, there was an explosion of talk formats that gave voice to popular concerns (for a while, Rush Limbaugh even billed himself as equal time)."
• As reported by Fred Friendly in his book appropriately entitled The Good Guys, the Bad Guys, and the First Amendment, this was part of a "massive strategy . . . to challenge and harass the right-wing broadcasters and hope that the challenges would be so costly to them that they would be inhibited, and decide it was too expensive to continue." This strategy was said to have been successful in almost all respects.

IOW there are subtle ways especially today that could take the courts decades to catch on.

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Site not welcome on FR (I think). iffy sources.

“60 School Shootings Linked To Psychiatric Drugs Over Past 20 Years”

http://beforeitsnews.com/health/2013/01/60-school-shootings-in-20-years-of-4800-violent-incidents-all-linked-to-psychiatric-drugs-2464466.html

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Looks like some of my weapons will be illegal in a few months.

[WilliamofCarmichael]

Well it's good that we may be getting this over with before some other country has the power to take advantage of our domestic "distractions."

More about my "Fairness Doctrine" analogy (above).. Obama could declare de facto that gun owners all have licenses for their respective firearms and are guaranteed that there will be no violations of their Second Amendment rights.. but if someone (a gun-control shill) files a complaint with FFC (Federal Firearm Commission) about their "behavior" they loose their license(s). And the Second Amendment remains.

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We gone. pulling a couple of 12 hour days coming up.

[WilliamofCarmichael]

Yes Savage more often than anyone else reminds us that Dems and Reps are one..

But was he the first?

I being a geezer remember.. Barry Goldwater (1964 presidential Republican candidate) "had a theory that a bland, Tweedle Dum-Tweedle Dee me-tooism had made Democrats and establishment Republicans all but indistinguishable."

"Give Republicanism a sharp cutting edge, he urged, and the slumbering 'silent majority' would spring from their lairs to put an end to creeping socialism." But no mention of a third party like Savage's National Party suggestion. Republicans were not (nearly) that far gone back then.

[MaryLou1]

another good show

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Agreed. Glad I remembered to tune in.