Posted on 08/05/2010 10:03:20 AM PDT by Houmatt
The biggest story of the past 24 hours (A federal judge throws out Prop. 8) and does Glenn start the show with it?
No.
He starts the show with Obama's father and the Kenya Constitution.
Would you believe he didn't mention it until the last segment of the last hour of the (broadcast portion of) the show, and that he devoted less than a minute?
Compare that with Rush, who opened his show with it, and spent 10 minutes talking about it.
Is Glenn afraid of the sodomites, or does he enjoy being number 3 so much he wants to stay there??
Any comment that Glenn Beck makes on marriage will be distorted by the history of polygamy in the Mormon Church.
Marriage laws in all successful societies were based on religious tenets, the protection of progeny and the support of widows and orphans.
Marriage today has nothing to do with giving birth to, and providing children with a moral, beneficial society - it has everything to do with promoting homosexuality. Many parents do not even bother to get married to one another. And don’t get me started on IVF for homosexual couples and those who selfishly adopt - to continue their lifestyle in perpetuity. You almost have to ask why God bothered to create heterosexuals?
Next is bestiality. Marry your livestock - Glenn recently described Theodore Roosevelt’s approval of the eugenicists approach to the human race. We are livestock - to be bred according to our ethnic genes; if they are good we live - if they are substandard - we die.
1. anyone speaks in that falsetto voice.
2. any mention of 8/28.
3. any mention of his book.
As you can expect the radio is mostly off.
Exactly, Glenn is just a co-host to a couple of jerks who laugh at crap that they think is funny. I gave up on him some time ago. He says he's no. 3 but I can't imagine people listening to his crap talk for long.
Is there anyone out there you all do agree with?
Wipe your noses.
Last segment? 10 minutes? Savage spent his whole show on this issue yesterday. But then again Savage is virulently anti-gay agenda, not so sure about the other 2 hosts you mentioned.
LOL!
He trashed hayworth? WTF is that?
yes but there have already been cases like a photographer who chose not to do a gay ceremony and she was sued, this is what it is all about, going after the church and anyone else who will NOT approve of homosexuality and gay marriage. They want the church to bow down and approve.
We do in our church, our parish, of course it is our Deacon that uses the sin word and the hell word!!!
The simple fact is that only one faction of conservatives gives a flip about this gay stuff. All of them are united against Obama. Beck is doing the smart thing by focusing on unity.
Division of labor.
Good news...
1)Obama’s eligibility
2)Homosexual activism issues and outrages
Remember!
If a talk show host can't defend the Constitution and freedom when all he faces is some ridicule from the Marxist media, there is NO POSSIBLE WAY on earth that he will defend the Constitution and freedom in the face of real tyranny, jack boots at the door, and gas oven spewing smoke full blast!
Glenn Beck and the other talk show weenies will sell their talents to the fascist media, and spit shine the jack boots crushing our necks!
I think he believes God will have the last word on this...
YES!
How did that case turn out? Did she lose?
Don’t get hysterical because a photographer was sued for choosing not to do a gay wedding. I think there are some constitutional protections for churches. At least there used to be...
Have you ever noticed who conservatives are? They care, do not get conservative voters mixed up with liberal voters.
The homosexual lobby is about far more than letting people do what they want behind closed doors. No! It's about shoving homosexuality up their neighbor's nose!
We have many, many examples of the homosexuals using gay marriage laws to push their agenda in larger society.
** The fraternal community organizations that now must rent-out for gay “weddings”.
** Mr. Parker who was jailed overnight in MA for protesting the gay literature that was being read to his son in first grade.
** the Catholic church that can no longer do adoptions in MA because the will not place children in gay-couple homes.
** The students who are thrown out of the graduate training programs because they will not embrace and endorse homosexuality as being normal.
**The photographer who was sued because he would not take photos of a gay “wedding”.
** the companies that must give insurance to gay couples, or feel it necessary to remove insurance from families if they are to avoid doing that.
** The psychologist who was fired from the Chicago police force because he was once a member ( in the past) of an evangelical church that opposed homosexuality.
** the theater director and restaurant manager California who donated to Prop 8 who lost their jobs because the homosexuals organized a boycott.
Let me see...? California? Gay Judge?.... Wow! What a surprise! Now Thats newz!!! Get a clue folks.
Glen does what Glen does. And, he does it very well. Keep it up Glen, Rush, Savage and any other conservative or semi conservative voice. We are in a War.
jmho
I would suggest that he has picked the battles he feels he is called to fight and let the others to those who feel the call. I believe he does very well with the battles he has chosen to focus on.
That's because the Tea Party people are true conservatives who believe in limited government and states' rights:
Tea party groups choose to stand mute on same-sex marriage rulingWhile many conservative organizations immediately decried a federal judge's decision last week to invalidate the federal ban on recognizing gay marriages, tea party groups have been conspicuously silent on the issue.
The silence is by design, activists with the loosely affiliated movement said, because it is held together by an exclusive focus on fiscal matters and its avoidance of divisive social issues such as abortion and gay marriage. Privately, though, many said they back the decision because it emphasizes the legal philosophy of states' rights....
Everett Wilkinson, state director for the Florida Tea Party Patriots, agreed: "On the issue [of gay marriage] itself, we have no stance, but any time a state's rights or powers are encouraged over the federal government, it is a good thing."
That view is perhaps not surprising, considering the strong libertarian strains within the tea party movement. One of the nation's best-known libertarians, Bob Barr, has opposed the Defense of Marriage Act over his concern that it violated states' rights -- a notable about-face, considering that Barr wrote the DOMA legislation in 1996 when he was a Republican congressman from Georgia....
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