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Hey! Have YOU listened to Ed Schultz yet? Norman Goldman? Thom Hartmann?
Why not ? Afraid you'll learn something ??
I know someone who listens to Beck and comes up with the most stupid "bumper sticker" statements.....all of which I can blow out of the water.
So I don't/won't listen to someone obviously so stupid.
Ohhh, the same Ed Schultz that said Obama needs to act like a dictator?
He is a recovering alcoholic and believes what he says.
He thinks about certain things much more than we do and could be right which makes him think about it some more. He wants to tell people what he believes to be true. The more evidence he finds, the more he believes and that makes him think some more which makes him search for more evidence.
He is not a phoney, you may not like him or want to know what he believes to be true but if he has the money to open a school then he should because he has turned something bad into something that he believes in.
One person wants the president to "act like" while the other side wants the country "run like a dictatorship" i.e. one way/our way.
Thanks but no thanks to the party of no, no, no.
I take neither!! Dictators are power hungry tyrants.
I feel we need to go back when Senators were appointed by State legislatures, and not elected by the special interests. The House is suppose to represent the citizens of the nation. The Senate is suppose to represent the individual States interest.
The one decision, has cost States rights over the years it has gone into effect, where Senators are also elected by special interests.
I've enjoyed Beck's Founder's Fridays, particularly with some of his guests and discussion of the founders, the role of blacks and of women in the revolution and founding of the U.S.
I take neither!! Dictators are power hungry tyrants.
I feel we need to go back when Senators were appointed by State legislatures, and not elected by the special interests. The House is suppose to represent the citizens of the nation. The Senate is suppose to represent the individual States interest.
The one decision, has cost States rights over the years it has gone into effect, where Senators are also elected by special interests.
Acting Like is to keep pushing what you want, and not trying to make nice to the other party, corporate interests and those in your party who have their own re-election, as being first and foremost cause.
The state legislatures are even worst then Washington. (and it cost less to influence them)
According to an announcement on Beck's Web site, 'Beck University is a unique academic experience bringing together experts in the fields of religion, American history and economics.' In July, August and September, interested parties can participate in 'captivating lectures and interactive online discussions' in which 'experts will explore the concepts of Faith, Hope and Charity and show you how they influence America's past, her present and most importantly her future.'
At left is the actual insignia of Beck University. (Note the buffalo, feather and Latin words.)
Acting Like is to keep pushing what you want, and not trying to make nice to the other party, corporate interests and those in your party who have their own re-election, as being first and foremost cause.
The state legislatures are even worst then Washington. (and it cost less to influence them)
Local and state level politics is easier to see the past of the candidates running in elections. Much easier than a national level election, like President.
States interests have been lost in special interest politics. States have lost so many constitutional rights, since the Senate appointment reform.
The Paris Hilton School of Acting? The RNC School of Compassion?
The Glenn Beck University. Good Lord.
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