Beck attacks Graham for saying GOP should reach out to "different constituencies," McCain for idolizing TR
October 22, 2009 6:09 pm ET
From the October 22 edition of Fox News' Glenn Beck:


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Beck is right on one thing though, who is left to reach out to?
They have turned the Blacks against them
They have turned the Hispanics against them
They have turned the Homosexuals against them
They have turned the Athesists against them
They have turned the Pro Life people against them
They are turning Women against them
They are turning the Jews Against them
Who's left? The GOP cant reach out
Just please quit threatening revolution in the USA simply because you don't agree with a democratically elected President. If you are that passionate about your libertarian views and ideals, then you are always welcome to move to Canada. They are considered one of the most libertarian countries in the world. Nobody is stopping you, Mr. Beck.
Finally, please have more anonymous interviews with Chris Wallace. That sh!t was funny!
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As someone who spent nearly half my life there and still has strong ties to Canada, you couldn't be more off base if you tried. Canada has a strong federal government and equally strong provincial governments. There are many things Canada is, but libertarian isn't one of them.
I'll stick with my brain, thanks.
Some cult leaders are communist. They go off to Latin American and pursue an agricultural "utopia". If people within that cult dissent, they are "handled" (killed).
Some cult leaders are libertarian. They will stop at nothing to impose their personal beliefs on everyone. If you disagree with them, watch out. There can be no dissent. Has anyone ever agreed with Glenn Beck and not been assailed by him? Imagine if he, or one of his fellow supporters, had REAL power.
While these imaginary problems may seem very real to Glenn Beck, they are far from the REAL world most of us live in. He's only making the problems worse. He's using real threats and real intimidation to prevent those who truly want to make our country a better place for all from doing so.
Fortunately, he's way too full of himself and will, sooner or later, cross a line. When his right to free speech isn't enough for him to advance his agenda, he will use other means. And he will be arrested and thrown in jail. Or he will kill himself. That's how the story ends with cult leaders.
It's only a matter of time.
Personally, I hope he hurries and "crosses a line". This cult he is building, that he is feeding this hate-filled paranoia, will NOT have positive results.
"As a concerned American citizen, I apologize to President Bush because my remark was disrespectful. I feel that whoever holds that office should be treated with the utmost respect." - Natalie Maines in response to the backlash for her comments about George W. Bush.
It's no longer cool to be rich. A lot of the most powerful people in the GOP are very wealthy. So, they do everything they can to convince the general population that conservatives aren't rich. But ordinary working people.
The GOP will put a stop to it all when the economy starts improving. And when 2010 elections are nearer.
The risk they run, however, is that this "tea party" rhetoric they are fanning the flames of will get out of control... and they won't be able to put it out when they try.
OMG.........
I think I just figured out how one becomes a Fox "News" Channel viewer.
Can suppy keep up with demand, or will our counrty experience the truma of a wet sack and/or hammer gap?