To: BCrago66
I like Savage as a radio personality because I think he a great radio "character," but I have long suspected that he's a closet liberal who is doing nothing more than a successful con job on the public with his "conservative" credentials.
When a guy from New York City named Michael Weiner settles down in San Francisco and goes on the air every day and presents himself as a passionate conservative named Michael Savage, I tend to be very skeptical about what he is selling.
To: Alberta's Child
Remember when Nixon's people tried to infiltrate leftist demonstrations with wild offensive freaks?
That's what Savage looks like: a set-up - a deliberate caricature designed to make conservatives look like idiots.
23 posted on
07/08/2003 7:40:35 AM PDT by
BCrago66
To: Alberta's Child
>>...named Michael Weiner...<<
That explains a lot about the pent-up hositility.
47 posted on
07/08/2003 8:08:40 AM PDT by
SerpentDove
(Each post focus-group tested for maximum wallop.)
To: Alberta's Child
Bingo! Michael Savage does what he does not because he believes in it, but because he knows it will sell. That man does not have a truly conservative bone in his body. He's Wally George without the strippers or the inadvertent humor. He's a fake, IMHO, and I'm glad to see him going down in flames.
Now maybe someone who really believes in "borders, language and culture" can take up the banner and carry it for a while, instead of letting this perfumed and pampered prince of pusillanimity pretend to promote the "conservative" cause.
55 posted on
07/08/2003 8:29:53 AM PDT by
Billy_bob_bob
("He who will not reason is a bigot;He who cannot is a fool;He who dares not is a slave." W. Drummond)
To: Alberta's Child
I like Savage as a radio personality because I think he a great radio "character," but I have long suspected that he's a closet liberal who is doing nothing more than a successful con job on the public with his "conservative" credentials. Thank you -- I thought I was the only one who suspected that!
FreeRepublic.com is powered by software copyright 2000-2008 John Robinson