drbrumley
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I don't know what he has dwelling in him. i don't trust the guy :nono:
The same thing as you, a spiritless being. Why complain?
I don't know what he has dwelling in him. i don't trust the guy :nono:
The same thing as you, a spiritless being. Why complain?
Can you take comfort in the fact that it's fake crying? :idunno:...and I don't like to see grown men cry on camera. :idunno:
Glenn is coming close to what is going on. When he finally puts all the pieces of the puzzle together, I will be glad for him.
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He is openly conservative in his editorial bias. This is refreshing in that the other major network newscasters pretend to be unbiased while slanting every word they utter toward the liberal bias.
As I recall Dan Rather even manufactured slanderous stories to make a conservative administration look bad.
He, Glen Beck, cites his sources, so one can check the veracity of his claims.
He loves America. That is just too much for many of the Ivy League crowd!
He has enemies in the highest places. That alone speaks well of him.
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He also calls Alan Keyes a crazy right-wing "birther", then puts his picture on the chalkboard :hammer:on the left near the actual leftist crazies. :freak: Beck is a libertarian (an immoral conservative [Enyart]).
Beck is a right-wing extremist loonie who shoots off his fool mouth constantly and panders to the paranoia ,hysteria and mindless anti-obama mania of millions of ignorant conservative yahoos in America.
It's appalling that any one takes this idiot seriously.
What is his source for the FEMA camps or the "Super Guard"?He, Glen Beck, cites his sources, so one can check the veracity of his claims.
Glenn Beck "exposes" FEMA "prisons" | |
Why wouldn't he be? He's on Fox. That's about as shocking as Lenin praising Marx in Red Square. :chuckle:He is openly conservative in his editorial bias.
I've seen a few examples of that on both sides, but don't believe it's anything like the rule. The problem isn't in the news, but in what surrounds it and how it fades into and out of it.This is refreshing in that the other major network newscasters pretend to be unbiased while slanting every word they utter toward the liberal bias.
I don't recall that charge ever being sustained outside of far right wing conspiracy groups. I do recall his famous/infamous "We won!" But I don't expect newsmen to lack private opinions. Lawyers frequently represent people effectively who they'd shun otherwise. I don't see why other professions would struggle with the distinction between personal and professional life.As I recall Dan Rather even manufactured slanderous stories to make a conservative administration look bad.
I'm a great fan of footnotes and sources.He, Glen Beck, cites his sources, so one can check the veracity of his claims.
I don't think that's really the foundation of anyone's objection to him. I object to him pandering to the fears of some large portion of his audience too often. I think he's a populist and reminds me a little of George Wallace. Here's a link that might give you a bit of why some find him troubling.He loves America. That is just too much for many of the Ivy League crowd!
Well you know (cue bonus round) Hitler did too...He has enemies in the highest places. That alone speaks well of him.
bybee
I object to him pandering to the fears of some large portion of his audience too often.
Why wouldn't he be? He's on Fox. That's about as shocking as Lenin praising Marx in Red Square. :chuckle:
I've seen a few examples of that on both sides, but don't believe it's anything like the rule. The problem isn't in the news, but in what surrounds it and how it fades into and out of it.
I don't recall that charge ever being sustained outside of far right wing conspiracy groups. I do recall his famous/infamous "We won!" But I don't expect newsmen to lack private opinions. Lawyers frequently represent people effectively who they'd shun otherwise. I don't see why other professions would struggle with the distinction between personal and professional life.
I'm a great fan of footnotes and sources.
I don't think that's really the foundation of anyone's objection to him. I object to him pandering to the fears of some large portion of his audience too often. I think he's a populist and reminds me a little of George Wallace. Here's a link that might give you a bit of why some find him troubling.
Well you know (cue bonus round) Hitler did too...
What is his source for the FEMA camps or the "Super Guard"?
Glenn Beck "exposes" FEMA "prisons"
:blabla:
I would like to hear Beck clarify where the hell he was going with this story. :hammer:
Just more sensationalized psychobabble to garnish viewership.