A year ago, the Boston Globe’s Scott Lehigh announced “Jay Watch”, an attempt to call Jay Severin to task for “utterances that debase the dialogue.” As far as I know, Lehigh hasn’t published any columns on Severin since then. Until today, that is, when he relayed the news that Media Matters is now tracking Severin’s remarks.
Mr. Lehigh, I hope you will stay on the Severin beat. I haven’t been posting much here lately, partly because these days I find Severin completely insufferable. What I’ve heard lately hasn’t been offensive, necessarily, but merely stupid. Commenting on Severin’s nonsense feels somewhat akin to beating up a six-year-old.
I hope that Severin’s recent efforts in social media such as Twitter and Facebook represent his struggles to hold onto a declining audience. Any insider information on that, Mr. Lehigh?
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Nice to see you back again. Please stay on top of this hate fueling talk jock. We need you to suffer for us.
You are a sad little person. Watch The Ed Show or Rachel Maddow or Keith Olberman and start the same blog about them. You will be one of about 500 people watching across the nation, but you can make sure they tell the truth all the time….good luck with that!
Loved hearing Jay counter your nonsense in person today. Of course, you provided no debate at all. Good job!
I used to listen to Jay Severin faithfully until I read in the paper that he was married and had a little girl. He always led the audience to believe he was a single skirt chaser and he always used to say “when and if I ever have any children”. When I found out what a fraud he is I stopped listening.
I am late to the discussion, but heard his Thanksgiving Eve broadcast on my way home from the office at about 5:30PM. A gentleman phoned in….and I caught mention of his calling JS a “phoney”. Needless to say, it sparked rage in His Royal Highness, and evoked a rage-filled rant against the caller, with JS telling the caller to “kiss my naked ass”. Looks like our ShockJock’s schtick is evident to former, regular listeners. He’s not so interesting anymore. And he’s rude and vulgar, too.
I concur with the caller’s opinion.