[Governor Dinwiddie]

Michael Savage can be very informative at times, but very infuriating at other times. Like Mark Levin, Michael Savage can get very angry, and anger is not really a good business plan for drawing in listeners. The one main difference between those guys and Rush, is that Rush is usually cheerful even under the worst circumstances, and doesn't lose his cool.

When he's "on his meds" Michael Savage is OK. But Michael has mood swings and sometimes rambles on about boring topics. But we can all thank Michael for popularizing the phrase "borders, language, culture".

Based in California, Michael Savage warned about the growing problem of illegal immigration years and years before it was on anyone else's radar.
 

[Windflier]

Michael Savage warned about the growing problem of illegal immigration years and years before it was on anyone else's radar.

George Putnam was talking about illegal immigration on SoCal radio and television, long before anyone ever heard of Michael Savage.

[rxsid]

"But we can all thank Michael for popularizing the phrase "borders, language, culture".

Based in California, Michael Savage warned about the growing problem of illegal immigration years and years before it was on anyone else's radar."

And for those reasons, I used to tune in.

But his anger and jealously of not being recognized by the others gets the best of him and when he goes off and rails non-sensically against the Constitoooootion and the founding faaaaaathers and conservatism in general (saying things like all big game hunters are conservatives who love killing animals) is a bridge way to far.

[BradyLS]

Michael was going on about it before 1986? The year of the Big Amnesty?

[ohioman]

I don’t agree with everything he says, but I like Savage specifically for his ANGER. At times, he can be the mouthpiece for millions of pissed off Americans (me being one of them).