I don’t need the gov’t telling me whats best for me..I am a big boy and can make my own decisions. I am also no big fan of Glenn Beck, but isn’t this his core message. This site reeks of partisanship as most do, unfortunately..

If you don’t like what someone has to say, turn the station, or better yet…discuss it with those who do. Have civil discourse and respect.

Diversity is more than acceptance of anothers ethnicity and cultural values, it is also acceptance of another’s point of view. We can disagree and still respect people. I disagree with Barack Obama on many issues but I still respect the man but more importantly I don’t feel that I have the right to tell anyone else if they should or should not listen to him. It is so completely arrogant it makes me sick.

How do you justify this?

And another viewpoint. Advertisers are doing a job. They are not promoting Glenn Beck. They are promoting a product on a very popular (whether you like it or not) show. The promotion of the product, theoretically leads to more sales which leads to more product being produced and more stores being opened and more people being employed and communities benefitting and so on and so on.

That’s the American way, isn’t it?

I find it sad that so many vulnerable people are confused and misled by his thoroughly dishonest and anything-but-scholarly
version of history.

As one recent defender of Glenn said, “It’s God, guns, and glory that made this country great.” I’d agree with the first, as my study of history has repeatedly found that only with the blessing of Divine Providence were Washington and other genuine heroes able to wrest a military victory from the British, but as for the rest: “guns and glory,” sounds dangerous, and is.