The Savage Nation
Michael Savage, 2003
A combative 2003 talk-radio polemic on borders, language, and culture — a raw document of the anger that shaped a media era.
Michael Savage
Michael Savage was born Michael Alan Weiner and earned a PhD in nutritional ethnomedicine before becoming a talk-radio host.
Feels like defiance, power and identity.
Sanity, by one host’s measure, is a wagon hitched to a thousand horses.
When you follow the straight and narrow, I tell you truth, it’s the greatest high there is... When you have a mind that takes you in a thousand directions every minute. Where do you think Shakespeare got all of his characters from? ... Sanity – is to bridle all those horses and hitch them to one wagon, and then you lead those horses; you don’t let them pull you in every direction. And that’s why you shouldn’t use marijuana... Marijuana was the most destructive element in my life... Marijuana is the most dangerous of all drugs. Having said that, maybe there are some medical conditions where one of the active principles... marinol or others, could be used to alleviate pain – good, get the medication... And the reason society is pushing you into getting high is to make certain that you don’t know what the politicians are doing to you... Books by Michael Savage
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