Beck claims Obama "can't [even] trust" people who stand "behind you because you've promised to shoot all the enemies in the head"
October 23, 2009 12:51 pm ET
From the October 23 broadcast of Premiere Radio Networks' The Glenn Beck Program:
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This clip may become prime evidence at an involuntary commitment hearing.
Is Beck speaking the English language? I think he is, but the definitions of the words in his vocabulary don't match the definitions of those mine.
Imagine sitting next to stooopid in a bar after he got sloshed . .
Whadda irrelevant, nonsensical jerk!
"What unites the right-wing and left-wing attacks on Lincoln, of course, is that they deny that Lincoln respected the law and that he was concerned with the welfare of all. The right-wing school — made up largely of Southerners and some libertarians — holds that Lincoln was a self-serving tyrant who rode roughshod over civil liberties, such as the right to habeas corpus. Lincoln is also accused of greatly expanding the size of the federal government. Some libertarians even charge — and this is not intended as a compliment — that Lincoln was the true founder of the welfare state. His right-wing critics say that despite his show of humility, Lincoln was a megalomaniacal man who was willing to destroy half the country to serve his Caesarian ambitions. In an influential essay, the late Melvin E. Bradford, an outspoken conservative, excoriated Lincoln as a moral fanatic who, determined to enforce his Manichaean vision — one that sees a cosmic struggle between good and evil — on the country as a whole, ended up corrupting American politics and thus left a ‘lasting and terrible impact on the nation’s destiny.’"
http://www.historynet.com/abraham-lincoln-tyrant-hypocrite-or-consummate-statesman.htm
What's particularly interesting is that the RNC does everything it can to cast itself as "the party of Lincoln". Though, the truth is, the inmates are now running the asylum in the RNC... the same inmates that hate everything Lincoln was about.
"Labor is prior to, and independent of, capital. Capital is only the fruit of labor, and could never have existed if labor had not first existed. Labor is the superior of capital, and deserves much the higher consideration." Lincoln's First Annual Message to Congress, December 3, 1861.