Mark Levin likes to yell and scream a lot. Occasionally, he makes some sense and his ranting provides for thought-provoking radio, but often times he just says the same thing over and over, show after show. (He's heard here on
KSFO from 3-6 PM).
Levin uses the word, "tyranny" on his program at least a hundred times. He also detests
President Obama, which is his right, but you'd have to figure that a guy who is so revolted at everything Obama stands for could find a more creative device to show his displeasure.
Instead, Levin resorts to screaming and yelling with callers who dare try to offer any form of disagreement with usual banal and self-serving charades that only further enhance his "Groundhog Day" style. His program hits on a multitude of "
props" to "
our great military" and sets off glaring innuendos that make it seem as if Mr. Obama is not liked by our military leaders, among other things, (ObamaCare, Immigration, The Teleprompter, etc). Of course, Levin's boring, right-wing
schtickofest doesn't come out and say it like that but the inferences are clear.
I've said many times that as long as any form of radio is entertaining, I'd listen, case in point,
Michael Savage, who doesn't deliver the same old content and whose stray off politics and prances into other forms of daily life the least to do with politics, catches my fancy.
Levin is just the opposite. He panders to the old-guard GOP who, not coincidentally, have lost the last two elections and whose "base" has yet to figure out that
Ronald Reagan is long gone and a new world has emerged. Levin can throw out verbal darts like "liberal", "tyranny" and "fascist" all he wants, and even if it were repetitive, which it is, could at least be entertaining. It isn't.
