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[PC]

Ok, why is it I feel a little, just a little, a tad little dirty in admitting this: I like Michael Savage.

First I thought it was the fact that he's just around my age and he's a Bronz kid and I was a Brooklyn kid. Pretty much the same. His nostalgic stuff often cracks me up.

He's great with a microphone. He milks it. His strong New York accent rubs a lot of folks the wrong way, but on the other hand, it's a tool and it's a voice that you associate with directness.

He's as ego driven as most of his talk show peers. And most of the time, it's always about Michael.

He's a little weird with the Jewish denial thing, his real name being Michael Alan Weiner. I don't get that part of him.

But what I like about Mr. Savage is that he has huge cajones. Mighty cajones. He's the only guy I know who lays it on the line and doesn't hedge his positions.

And right now, I'll bet those cajones are a main reason why he's one of the few widely circulated commentators (print, blog, radio, TV) who comes right out and says what I think many people truly feel inside as regards to Islamist Terrorists: "They're scum, they have to be killed"

Agree with him or not, it takes balls to communicate this, day after day. And for that, I appreciate the fact that he has the opportunity to be heard.

[C-130 Son]

I kinda like Savage too. Although, I do find myself double checking things he says every now and then. I have read two of his books so far and enjoyed them both.

[GM Strong]

Savage is very intense and sometimes harsh, be he means what he says and is genuine. He gets repetitive sometimes as well. I do tune him in now and then. What is best, he drives Liberals and leftists nuts. Especially two noted transplanted East Coast Libs as in Boxer(NYC) and Pelosi (MD)
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[FreeFall]

I love the guy and he is about two years ahead of everybody else when it comes to politicial issues.