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    Later in the broadcast, referring to a picture of Obama that Savage had placed on his website, he stated, "It is actually a halo Photoshopped around Obama's head. The arrogant one, the one with big ears, the man who has accomplished nothing, the Afro-Leninist -- Obama, that is." A short while later, referring to Sen. John McCain's purported refusal to, among other things, "go on any ... conservative talk show," Savage stated: "Instead, he continues to appease and appeal to those who will never vote for him. Full Article at Media Matters for America
    It is actually a halo Photoshopped around Obama's head. The arrogant one, the one with big ears, the man who has accomplished nothing, the Afro-Leninist -- Obama, that is.
    SOURCE: Media Matters for America 18 months ago
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Savage repeatedly called Obama an "Afro-Leninist"
  1. I think he was hand-picked by some very powerful forces both within and outside the United States of America to drag this country into a hell that it has not seen since the Civil War of the middle of the 19th century
    SOURCE: Media Matters for America 18 months ago
  2. If the other side had one decent candidate, one real conservative, he would win 70-30. But because we have a retread, a Bush III, it's going to be very doubtful as to whether or not we can avoid outright Marxism and Afro-Leninism running this country.
    Michael Savage – Michael Savage SOURCE: Media Matters for America 18 months ago
  3. Crazy media shows Obama with halo.
    SOURCE: Media Matters for America 18 months ago
  4. an unknown stealth candidate who went to a madrassas in Indonesia
    SOURCE: Media Matters for America 18 months ago
  5. Instead, he continues to appease and appeal to those who will never vote for him. This is ... the classic behavior of the country-club, checked-pants Republican that is fundamentally finished. And maybe it's time for them to be finished. But then again, what do we have as an option? An Afro-Leninist who...
    SOURCE: Media Matters for America 18 months ago
  6. He's an Afro-Leninist, and I know he's dangerous.
    SOURCE: Media Matters for America 18 months ago

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