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New feature: Paul Revere Society Sitewatch - keeping a record of various items of note that appear on Savage's personal site. Inaugural items: "Fight Idiots in Baggy Pants" and "Save the Pledge".
A Case Against Attacking Iraq? by Donn W. Fletcher, Sunday, Oct. 13, 2002 on NewsMax (suggested by a reader) ... interesting dissection of the Bush Administration's case for war; don't agree with the conclusion, but still worth reading.
Latest columns - June 4th, 2003; October 3rd, 2002 and earlier:
Commentary on other sites:
Also, see our Media Coverage of Michael Savage page... we've collected what we think is the most definitive assortment around of news media articles on Michael Savage and
The Savage Nation. Now consisting of over 30 articles and counting... the single most complete repository of Savage media coverage in existence (outside of Savage's own possession, we assume).
Make sure you check out the Boycott page, which contains contact information for the companies advertising on The Savage Nation, as well as his corporate sponsors (Talk Radio Network, his syndicator, and the Disney Corporation, which owns his home station, KSFO). Note: it appears that KSFO has dropped Savage (as of June 2nd, 2003, he is no longer broadcast on KSFO or listed on their site), so Disney may no longer be a valid target (for this reason) of your letters or boycott efforts.
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Somewhat irregularly published reactions to the stupidity of Savage, unless labeled "Guest Editorial", you can assume Thomas Leavitt is the author; listed in reverse order of conception, not neccessarily completion.
Disclaimer: These essays are often works in progress. I may go back and expand on them, correct errors, etc. I invite your feedback and comments. Send them to suggestions@savagestupidity.com. If you're interested in guest authoring a column, I'm open to considering that as well. I might even pay you a token amount (say $5-10 via PayPal) if the item looks interesting - all submissions become my property to do with as I please (see my Copyright Disclaimer), although if I actually publish your column, and you so request, you may retain copyright.
Click on the name of a column to read it. It will pop up in a convenient little window of its own - better suitable for printing, should you so desire.
