Karma's a bitch.

On March 1, Creative Artists Agency, Hollywood's most powerful talent agency, announced it had dropped uber-right-wing radio host Michael Savage as a client, just two days after announcing it had signed him in the first place.

The move came after Savage made homophobic comments about another CAA client, Melissa Etheridge, in response to her Oscar acceptance speech in which she thanked her wife, Tammy, and four children. "It makes me want to puke," Savage said on his syndicated radio show the day after the Oscars. "I want to vomit when I hear it....I think that it's child abuse to do that to children without their permission."

Savage's invective probably didn't go over well at CAA--not only is one of the agency's partners openly gay, but the company represents a host of queer-friendly stars like Madonna and Tom Hanks.

Savage didn't explicitly mention his firing on the air, saying instead: "Liberalism is a mental disorder, and I don't have the cure for it. But I certainly will never relent in my desire to awaken America."

He also continued to bash Etheridge--who refused to comment for this story--saying on March 5 that two women raising children was "nauseating" and that "the pink hand of Hollywood" controlled the national media. Attempts to reach Savage for comment were unsuccessful.