[TBP]

What do you think of Dr. Savage's comments?

[Viennacon]

He doesn’t go far enough

[Enlightened1]

Dr. Savage is spot on as usual. I agree with probably most of what he says 90%.

Sometimes he will say somthing very shocking. However, when he makes his full case, then it usually makes a lot of sense.

I think the Democrat and Republican Leaders are turing into Socilist/Communist.

The conservatives are fleeing the Republican party.

While many former Democrats are leaving the Democrats for the Republicans. For the record I know quite a few former Democrats that are now Republicans. This is because they the say the Democrats are too far to the left. These Democrats consider the Republicans their new home.

With many former Democrats voting for the Republicans and conservatives voting for the Republicans this past election may be the reason why their was such a sweep in the election.

In other words people have not really changed how they think. Only political parties..... The Democrat party is now the Socialist party, and the Republican party is now the Democart party 20 years ago.

The Tea Party is what the Republican Party was under the Govonor and President Ronald Reagan IMO.

[ZULU]

Once upon a time I thought he was a basket case.

Now it would appear he is a genius and prophet.

After America showed Obama they rejected amnesty for illegals and Obamacare, Obama didn’t “get the message”. And now we know why.

He knew what we didn’t. These isn’t a dime’s worth of difference between Boner and his buddies on these issues or anything else. And neither for that matter, between “JEB” Bush and Romney and him.

[dynachrome]

Savage ping. Dissecting the new “budget” compromise.

[Vendome]

For damned sure this would have never happened under a Romney Presidency!!!

Romney 2016!!!!

(Unless someone tells me to vote for that officious, self serving, ass hat again)

[Uncle Miltie]

He must be on his meds. He’s making sense without bile.

[Theodore R.]

The Republican primary voters are the ones at fault: they are easily manipulated and mostly nominate awful candidates. Ask Sens.-elect Chris McDaniel and Steve Stockman.

[firebrand]

wealthy donors will be allowed to give 10 times more to political parties.

Only the Democratic and Republican parties. Both large parties united against any possible upstarts, like, maybe, for instance, the Tea Party, should it ever try to get it together?

[stephenjohnbanker]

Savage hit most of the high points. Missed a few.

[TomasUSMC]

IF THIS IS WHAT WE GET WHEN WE WIN......WHATS THE USE.......MORE NEED FOR MULTI PARTY SOLUTION.