Read how talk show king Michael Savage can swing (or even win) the U.S. presidential
election
By DEREK CLONTZ
Your World Report
A groundswell of support for radio talk king Dr. Michael Savage as a
write-in candidate for president of the United States has alarmed republican and
democratic big shots who fear his 16 million listeners could swing the
election if not by some miracle put him in the Oval Office.
My sources tell me that both Barack Obama and John
McCain are watching the “Savage Nation” closely, not because they
think they can appeal as candidates to his listeners - both are too liberal to
win over Savage’s seriously conservative fan base - but to figure out a way
to mitigate the damage.
And make no mistake: If Savage’s audience does, in fact, decide to
flex its muscle by voting en masse in a nationwide write-in campaign, both
candidates lose:
- McCain the seriously conservative base he expects to “own” by default
as the “less liberal” of the major-party candidates
- Obama the African-Americans who agree with Savage’s belief
and contention that America is being laid to waste by unchecked illegal
immigration and militant multi-culturalism.
“For true conservatives, a vote for Michael Savage will be a vote for
the ‘borders, language and culture’ priorities that he espouses on his
nationally-syndicated radio show - priorities that Obama and McCain by word and by deed
reject,” said one Savage supporter.
“A big vote for Dr. Savage would force these idiots to wake up and smell
the coffee and do something about the preservation of our culture and
language.”
What do you think? Is Savage a viable candidate? If not, will this write-in
campaign serve any useful purpose? Write to us using the comment box below.
We’ll forward your letters to Dr. Savage, Sen. Obama and Sen. McCain and also
publish them on these pages for everyone to see and read.
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