Beck's newest conspiracy theory ties NY law allowing convicts to work for non-profits to ACORN and AmeriCorps
November 11, 2009 11:19 am ET
From the November 11 edition of Premiere Radio Networks' The Glenn Beck Program:
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If you are referring to his brain, I believe that was taken out years ago. I heard it was sitting in a jar on a shelf, labeled "Abby Normal".
(In case anyone missed it. That was a reference to "Young Frankenstein".)
Um Becky in state prisons some convicts depending upon their charge are allowed to work outside the prison. They do not make much but it is done teach prisoners to return to society to look for a job. Also some prisoners can still pay child support while working.
I guess Becky does not beileve in rehabilitation. You recieved rehabilitation for your addiction why not for convicts?
first off not all "convicts" are the same (like for example drunk drivers or pot growers, u know non-violent people)
so is Beck anti-charity work and anti-service? I guess he is when a black man is President.
Its not that no one was paying attention - if their was no opposition it means people voted yet on it. They still had to see the proposal. Its not like they just skipped over it and assumed yes. But you ain't getting much support in NY for your teabagging - sorry glenn, Your base doesn't quite make it this far north. Yea there might be a few but not enough to overturn anything important on a state level. yOU COULDNT even get your puppet into a seat that was dominated by repugs for 120 years. That shows how little people up here care about your rants.
I think you missed the comma between 'eating' and 'Glenn'.. the other option turns my stomach
;)