I am amazed at the reaction of so-called conservatives after Glenn Beck states that John McCain would have been worse than Obama. The fact that people are having such a harsh reaction to it confirms Mr.Becks point. Mr. McCain would be granted a pass such as the one he is receiving now because of his republican label. The shedding of the republican party is a hard wool for many people to shed. So-called conservative blogs tout defending the Constitution yet when a reader leaves a comment that questions republicans, they remove the comment. Censorship is hypocrisy. http://hotair.com/archives/2009/09/23/defending-the-honor-of-president-mccain/ This article lists all the things that Mr.McCain would not have done as president. I am still waiting for Mr.McCain to express his outrage at the administration for conducting a witch hunt on the CIA, Appointing Communist czars, Apologizing for America around the world, taking over the banks and auto companies. He is not criticizing the policies of the administration. His silence tells the story and not just for Mr.McCain but all republicans. This is not the time for fence sitting. History will judge the lackluster republicans that did nothing to defend our Constitution and whom will deny blame while freedom fades away.
Acorn money infects more than Democrats and goes a long way with Republicans.
ReplyDeleteIowa farmers turned on MCain as he said he would end ethanol subsidies which would hit them in their wallets.
ReplyDeleteMcCain sucked and would have sucked as President, but he at least loves America. I don't think Obama does.
ReplyDeleteIt is true, McCain is to be honored for his service, however, he is for World Order, amnisty, share the wealth, and is more left than right. When two Democrats run for the same office, we are no longer a two party system. The name "Republican", does not stick to him.
ReplyDeleteI really like John McCain but in my heart I believe that all politicians stink and they are all making a mess of our USA. It seems in this world today that everything that is good and moral and of GOD is bad and everything evil is good, GOD help us all and yes He is real
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I watched the "Praise The Great Obama" tapes today and am totally appalled. As a nation we have sunk to just a millimeter above the level of oblivion.
ReplyDeleteOBAMA IS ABSOLUELY RUINING THE FREEDOM OF OUR GREAT COUNTRY. STAND UP AMERICA....FIGHT THIS PERSON WHO IS DESTROYING EVERYTHING THAT IS GOOD ABOUT AMERICA. HIS CZAR SYSTEM IS ENOUGH IN ITSELF TO TELL EVERYONE HE DOES NOT LOVE THIS COUNTRY. I AM AN OLD MAN...BUT I AM PROUD TO SAY I SERVED MY COUNTRY IN WW11 AND THERE WERE TIMES WHEN WE KNEW WITHOUT THE HELP OF GOD WE WOULD NOT BE BACK HOME. GET MOST ALL THE CONGRESSMAN OUT AS QUICK AS POSSIBLE.
ReplyDeleteJohn McCain is a true Patriot and is as American as apple pie; he unfortunately is a Democrat in GOP clothing. Come November 2010 it will be the time for all true Americans to rid the stench of the Democratic Party in Washington.
ReplyDeleteOh, this is really sad, showing a three-year-old video where the only thing you can get on McCain is he said the people in the room are special. This is why Beck and you and Rush go too far. You don't have to smear the man to make your point, but you still choose to. This all goes back to when Rush said it would be better to just let the Dems win. Personally, I'd much rather have had a veto pen run out of ink by now mitigating Pelosi and Reid, and not having to deal with Wright, Ayers, Jones, Sunstein, and Michelle. I guess that priming it up for Sarah wasn't worth it either. {Sigh}
ReplyDeleteObama is taking us quickly down the road of destruction. I believe that John McCain is a progressive and that is why we the people have no real choices anymore. When a person aligns themselves with either party they surcume to the corruption that is Washington.
ReplyDeleteThe only thing I liked about McCain was that he chose Sarah Palin as his VP, which was totally out of character for a RINO like him. Sarah is a Libertarian style Republican and makes more sense than Obama and McCain put together.
ReplyDeleteI agree that McCain would have been a horrible president and that he shares similar views with President Obama; however, would the masses and the media have united behind John McCain to push this radical agenda as they have for Obama? I do not believe so and as a Conservative I would be just as outraged and vocal if John McCain pushed a socialist agenda.
ReplyDeleteI think that Obama is worse because he is able to use the media and unthinking masses of our country against reason and rational thinking to push his agenda and I do not believe that John McCain would have had the same ability. I know right now Obama is not ramming through his policies as quickly as he would have liked but I think McCain would have had a much tougher time than even Obama. Glenn Beck seems to be discounting this idea.
I voted for Sarah Palin and hoped something would happen to the RINO just after taking office.
ReplyDeleteMcCain would have been better than Obama, but having Obama in the saddle is excellent shock therapy, living proof of how bnad the left is for America. It should help us to clean out the Congress next year.
ReplyDeleteIf you get a chance, read "The Obama Timeline" (see www.colony14.net .
MCCain is an hohorable genuine American Hero. Sorry but he would not have been worse then Obama. BUT, Obama has awakened and empowered conservative America which would not have happened under McCain.
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Mr. Marion, thankyou for your service Sir. My father was a Captain in the U.S. Army. He fought in WWII as well. I agree with your comment.
ReplyDeleteOf all of the GOP Candidates my first pick was Ron Paul. My 2nd was Mike Huckabee. My last pick was John (Amnesty for the illegals) McCain.
I supported and voted for John McCain. In retrospect, I would have done things differently. That said, I still think of him as honorable,but very naive. Our party did not do a good job of putting forth conservative winner !
ReplyDeleteWhy are we going over something that is in the past... as i see it we wont need healthcare or any thing else because Obama and his mob friends are going to get us killed... the United States will be at war on American soil because of the current administration.
ReplyDeleteAt least with Mccain we had a fighting chance.
I like and respect John McCain but he would have been a largely ineffective president in a liberal majority. Also we now have Obama to thank for shocking mainstream Americans into waking up to defend their freedom. Our power is still in the voting booth! Check out Independence Caucus--it is not a political party,
ReplyDeleteThere is something very sinister with what is going on in the US Government. It is really very scary and we Americans MUST WAKE UP. The most Frustrating aspect of all of this is for Glen Beck / Rush and others to not only make us aware of all the problems but TELL PEOPLE WHAT THE CAN DO. What more can we do?
ReplyDeleteActually I think we need a REVOLUTION.
Yeterdays school children and the rest of what is going on reminds us of NAZI Germany.
Bob
McCain's job was to throw the election to obama. He was all smiles in front of the America hating acorn group yet he is angry when confronted by Conservatives. By picking Palin as V.P he thought we would be stupid enough to vote for him. Everybody knows the V.P has almost no power and fortunately conservatives know this. As far as I'm concerned he has ridden his war record into the ground. It's time for McCain to find a new line of work. PALIN FOR PRESIDENT.
ReplyDeleteI don't agree with Obama's policies nor John McCain's, both are in need of serious help from above. Next time you pray, ask the Lord to give the President the wisdom he needs for the job. And make sure Congress is changed during next years election.
ReplyDeleteI agree.. the only option we have now is to change the Congress. Just maybe obama wont have so much power.
ReplyDeleteMcCain would have had a tough time with a Congress full of Democrats, but at least he would have had that veto pen. I disagreed with him on several issues, but I still thing he would have been better than Obama. I feel certain he would not have taken a socialist path.
ReplyDeleteI think obama is worse then would be McCain.
ReplyDeleteMcCain at least is a patriot and no doubt about that. But, at the moment the best candidate for president is Palin. Now is something very scary going on in America.America WAKE UP before we will be to later. take example from Poland, how they faith for freedom.
GB is right. McCain would be doing about the same as Obama which is caring on from Bush.
ReplyDeleteAmerica and American you need to change.
Even the press in Russia realise America is falling.
View from Europe.
LightnRod
I don't claim to know what kind of President John McCain would have been. I do know he served this country faithfully and with honor. I find it hard to believe anyone would have been a worse President than this one, who seems hell bent on destroying this nation, and all we have stood for and fought for. Desert our friends, kiss up to our enemies, attack our CIA and all who defend us, and yes, lie..after lie...after lie. Wake up, American. Our freedom(s) are being stolen. What we need is a LEADER, not a verbous speech giver, TV celebrity, "change" monger who reads monitors well. USAluvr
ReplyDeleteListen up people... Anyone that stands with Acorn is the enemy. Anyone that, for the sake of their own selfish interests stands with socialistic ideals is a cancer to this country. Sure one would think McCain is a patriot, but the truth is that the worse thing to happen to a person in government is in fact "government" and he is a sad casualty regardless of how much one might respect him for his service to this country. Besides...he is OUT! And in a few short years this new embarrassment and traitor will be down the road too. America... we must find a new candidate to run in 2012, one that hasn't cheated on their wife and one that has had an honorable military history. START LOOKING!!!! Hopefully it is someone that we don’t know, unless it is Glenn Beck himself. Hukabee is too nice to kick as much ass as we need in 2012 and Palin is too hated. We need to find a new Ronald Reagan. Someone to take us into recovery and back to strength again.
ReplyDeletePhone and write to your Congressional representatives and to the editor of your newspapers. Use facts & logic. Name calling suggests you do not have what it takes to win the argument.
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I was close to not trusting him after campaign finance reform. But, he lost me completely after he told a group of his campaign's supporters who were expressing fears about Obama's socialist agenda, they did not have to "be afraid to vote for his opponent". Then, I found out his Reform Foundation has taken money from George Soros and the Tides Foundation both of which are extreme left wing donor. Honestly, his campaign was so pathetic I was starting wonder if he was being paid to lose!!
ReplyDeleteall anyone has to do is look at the facts. if you do this and still think Obama is doing the right thing, then there is no convincing you of the problem. The states are in a really bad way now, with a very imature, naive adolesant. He thinks he will hold hands with the enemy and everything will be fine. What a crash, he is going to have!!
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't matter what outfit the wolf is wearing, whether dressed as a wolf or a sheep, it is still the wolf at the door. About time we started recognising the wolf and telling it NO
ReplyDeleteAfter listening to the president of the world say that he did not pay much attention to acorn and also did not know that they even recieved much taxpayer money,it is obvious to me that he is a liar as Joe Wilson said.I remember a time when that was wrong not a new type of opinion. God help us all.
ReplyDeleteHats off to Mr. Marion. I am proud of and grateful to our veterans. All the men in our family have served our country in all branches of the military.
ReplyDeleteThe best thing we can do is voice our opinions as voters at the polls and rid our country of those who would destoy it. I pray that there are still enough Godfearing men and women out there to serve with honesty and integrity.
My husband, a career Marine, spent 2 tours in Viet Nam. The POW and MIA issue has always been close to my heart. The reports of POW sightings by escaped S Vietnamese prisoners & European visitors, the aerial photos of US flight designations trampled in N Vietnamese fields and other credible clues have tormented the families of the missing for years. A senate Select Com was set up in the late 1980s, John Kerry & John McCain were the "military experts". Despite the evidence, the committee denied the existence of any POWS. When begged by the families for reasons why the evidence had been discounted, McCain became abusive and profane with the families. Do a search on the sightings, the Senate Select Com findings and McCain's cruel actions toward the grieving families. I respect our military heroes & honor the stalwart service of our POWs, but I would never vote for John McCain!
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ReplyDeleteI spent ten (10) months and six (6) days in Vietnam fighting for our great country. We can disagree on the reason our troops are in a combat zone. Don't forget, they are fighting for our freedom. Anytime we meet a veteran don't forgrt to thank them for their service to the U.S.A. We live in the greatist country in the world, but our country has serious problems,but they can be changed if the right people will get together and form a think tank. Problems confront us to be resolved.
We can't get term limits to prevent another Kennedy demigod so let us "the people" impose our own term limits by voting out all incumbents. After a few elections we'll have fresh faces and will be able to reshape our nation as the great Republic it once was.
ReplyDeleteI'm sick of the new Messiah apologizing for what this country has done to save the world from evil while Europe (SLEPT) and is still sleeping when it comes to supportiong this country! I wouldn't be surprised if he apologizes to Japan for the BATAAN DAETH MARCH!
ReplyDeleteBarack Obama should apologize to WE THE PEOPLE for lying to us during the campaign when he promised us the most TRANSPARENT GOVERNMENT. IT'S AS TRANSPARENT AS THE FROSTED GLASS DOOR in my shower stall! God Bless America..no way but GOD HELP Am,erica, Bob Sisti
It seems that every election season I would get excited about McCain and early on strongly support him. Then after mis-steps and strangely off-center comments I would begin to lose faith in his ability to represent my views. It happened again in the last election and I found myself starting to wish that Giuliani would win because I craved someone who would represent me with strength. McCain just began looking more and more like a limp promise. I was reinvigorated when I heard Sarah Palin speak and sent off another $100 because I heard strength and conviction in her words.
ReplyDeleteWhile I strongly appreciate and feel gratious for McCain's valor and service, he has just not shown himself to have the strength of leadership this country needs.
That said, I still can't imagine him being worse than Obama (One Bad A*s Mistake America)!
I am now seriously wondering if "arguing with idiots" really had a reverse effect on you! This video does nothing to support your comment of yesterday other than showing spliced bits and pieces of some gathering with several liberal groups and McCain saying something nice in what seems to be the same podium but with different people in the background. Sorry but I still think your comment was totally wrong.
ReplyDeleteImagine if McCain would have been elected. In the minds of the geniuses inside the beltway that event would have given carte blanche to him and his left-leaning bandit RINO's in the Republican party.
ReplyDeleteI can see amnesty coming by virtue of executive order with a McCain presidency, as he would owe the Hispanic grievance lobbies his life and limb had they turned out for him. At least with Obama we can to fight like heck against all of his nonsense and not divide the party.
And I'm not so sure that socialized medicine WOULDN'T have been pursued by McCain. You know how these neo-cons are - just let us fight our wars and we'll print money from now until hell freezes over to give you anything that will make you (or some of you) happy...
Anyway, after thinking long and hard, I agree with Glenn. A McCain election would have done nothing but usher in the demise of the Republican party as we know it. It's already on life support, but we have time to resuscitate it.
Mcaint was just another liberal hiding his progressive views behind his service to the country.I don't want to in any way disparage his service. I am greatful to him for the sacrifices he made. That being said, I am also greatful to Sarah Palin for showing his true political leanings. I believe that her conservitive views, turned the light on in my head and showed many that he was more like Obama than us. Like many I kniw I voted for her not Macain.
ReplyDeleteSomeone mentioned "Get the congress men out of office."
ReplyDeleteWe Americans go to the polls and vote for candidates we know nothing about...sometimes we vote for one because we think he is better than the other. Do you see anything wrong with this?
We vote people into office who blends right into the lines of those who are tearing us apart...and then we go back to the polls and vote them in again. Get the picture America? Do we deserve what we are getting or not? You answer this one!
Read your bible and watch the news. This is what is happening in the last days before Jesus Christ return.
ReplyDeletePeople wondered why I voted for Ron Paul and neither of the two clowns who were at the head of each party. Do you now see, are your eyes open, the truth is out there if you'll just seek it. I pray that Ron Paul will run again and that enough American's will have the balls to do the right things and vote the right way.
ReplyDeleteMcCain cannot be trusted to do the right things for America, and neither can President Obama. President Obama in my opinion is a far left progressive that wants and needs to control every aspect of our daily lives. Ronald Reagan once said Socialist keep chipping away at our freedoms, and their #1 goal is to get control of your Healthcare. America, we must not let this happen.Let's all keep up the good fight and we will win. God Bless America
ReplyDeleteI'm an independant and like Glenn Beck I'd have voted for Hillary had she gotten the nod.I didn't see a whole lot of difference between the two (Mcain/Clinton)however with current makeup of congress she would've been more effective than Mc Cain
ReplyDeleteFor those who "yearn" for Huckabee, remember that his staying in the chase ousted at least one candidate - Mitt Romney. Wouldn't you have liked to have had Romney handling the economic woes of this country. And, No, I was not a supporter of Romney. I distrusted McCain but, in the end, supported him because of Palin. I wish I had supported R. Paul. HUckabee is big buddies with McCain
ReplyDeleteWhen a real leader finally shows up we will recognize he/she immediately. Right now there is really no one on the horizon what will lead us out of this corrupt situation. Maybe the person hasn't been born yet or is still an adolescent. Just about any adolescent right now would be better than what we have now.
ReplyDeleteI am a Canadian living in Canada and I am also concerned about what is taking place in the great country of U.S.A. It is heartening to see so many waking up to the great threats you face from a socialist agenda in the White House.
ReplyDeleteJace said: "Obama can use the media to push his agenda..". Yes, he can, BUT has apparently underestimated the power of the very real 'alternate media' (as did the MSM - to their (hopeful) chagrin/disdain). What is happening now is a multipoint attack on the silence ringing from the MSM, with ppl obviously goin' 'round them to find the 'real story'. What GB, Rush, O'Keefe/Giles have hot-wired is the new media of 2009. WE are now the intrepid newsmen, GB, Rush, OKeefe et al are the new Newpapers.
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I think that Glenn Beck's comment as well as the point of view of this article are unfair. I am totally on board that McCain is not perfect, and suffers somewhat of the traditional corrupt 2 party system, but to say he would be worse (no less as bad as) Obama is ludicrous. We are facing the greatest crisis in our time of losing all of our liberties. Would McCain have grown government and spent too much?? Maybe. Would he have sought to completely overthrow our countries principles?? I think not. I think that McCain would not have been the perfect choice is not a reason to believe he would have been worse than the greatest inside threat this country has ever seen.
ReplyDeleteI voted for Alan Keyes.
ReplyDeleteI did not vote for either of them...I voted for the Constitution Party and for God!
ReplyDeleteIf it had been Ron Paul running on the Republican ticket...I surely would have voted for him! He would never have let what has happened with our economy actually happen!
ReplyDeleteI am seeing many people doing one step thinking about the parties and the past candidates. I think we need to look a bit farther than the next election. This can be a helpful talking point http://robfraley.blogspot.com/2009/09/sheep-or-sheepdogs.html
ReplyDeleteIt is hard to see how McCain would have been worse than Obama. However, it may turn out that Obama may be just bad enough to wake the people of this country up as to his socialist/Marxist agenda along with the socialist/Marxist democatic party. If this happens and the democats are voted out the next election, then I think Glenn will have been right. It is sort of like living with a nagging pain or having an extreme pain so severe that you get it fixed and then live without pain.
ReplyDeletePeople, wake up! The Republican Party DOES NOT want to win! They ran Bob Dole against Slick Willie and Ole John against B.O. Anyone in their right mind could see that there was NO CHANCE for either of them to win...then to make it look good, they put decent people in the v-p slot. It's all a scam. Look at what's going on in Californication with Carly Fiorina vs Boxer...NOT A CHANCE!!! SSDD!
ReplyDeleteWhen Glenn Beck first said that McCain would have been worse for the country than Obama I was appalled. Then Beck explained why he said that, and I agreed with him. In the short term McCain would have been far better. For all his faults at least John McCain loves his country; it's pretty clear that Obama does not. Michelle Obama said as much during the campaign..."for the first time in my adult life I am proud of my country."
ReplyDeleteThe damage would have come from the fact that McCain is a Republican, at least in name. If he had been running as an Independent or a Democrat he would have been the clear choice, but as a Republican he would have killed the Conservative movement we now see taking place. Beck is right when he says that the TEA Parties would not be taking place and that McCain would have been given a pass for doing many of the same things that Obama is doing now. He likely wouldn't have been doing them as fast, but he would have been doing them. And most of us would have stood behind him because "the Democrats are much worse and we can't let them get the power even if it means amnesty for illegal ALIENS (when did they become immigrants? Immigrants come through the front door!), bailing out the banks and car companies, etc.... From a conservative point of view the only thing McCain had going for him was Sarah Palin. He is as much a Liberal Progressive as Hillary Clinton. The difference is that she admits it and is a Democrat. With her the Democrats would have taken the blame, and conservatives would have united to save our country as we are now. With McCain that would not have happened. I agree with Glenn Beck. Given the opportunity to do it over again, I would vote for Hillary Clinton. I can't stand her, but a cote for her would have been best for the country.
McCain is a dunce... gladhanding and pandering for suck-up votes... Glenn is right this guy would be worse as Dems would get their way and blame McCain cuz he's a 'republican' (not) what a gas bag...
ReplyDeleteI agree with Glenn on almost everything, but can't support the statement that John McCain would be worse that Obama. Mr. McCain had experiences that Obama never even thought about. He also had a military background...not a militant background. I would not have picked McCain as my first choice, but I do believe that he listens to his people, and would be willing to let a majority vote persuade him. I also don't believe that he would lower himself to calling Americans names like this administration is doing. I think he would not have done the kind of reckless spending that Obama has done, and that he would have worked to create jobs and helped small businness. But mainly, I know that he wouldn't have villianized the elderly and embrased the dictaters like Obama. Plus, I think having Sarah Palin as a running mate would have helped pulled him further over to the conservative values that I embrase!
ReplyDeleteAs a Nation we have gotten just what we have asked for. We have set back and allowed everything Godly to be removed from our Government Buildings, our chidren cannot pray in school, the cross, the Ten Commandments...no longer allowed to be placed in view of the public .. all had to be removed....
ReplyDeleteObama will not support Israel when they are forced to protect themselves from Iran. This will be his downfall....the evil ones have chosen the wrong OPPONENT. Christians, look to the Eastern sky and listen for the sound of the trumpet. OUR GOD WILL NOT BE DEFEATAED. Non-Believers.....Repent, Pray and Read your bible !! Our tine here is short.
I VOTED FOR JOHN MCCAIN AND WOULD VOTE FOR HIM OVER AGAIN. I BELIEVE JOHN MCCAIN WOULD HAVE BEEN THE BEST PRESIDENT, ESPECIALLY OVER OBAMA.. GLEN, I'M DISAPPOINTED IN YOU FOR SAYING OBAMA IS BETTER. AT LEAST MCCAIN LOVED AMERICA AND FOUGHT FOR IT.. I WATCHED YOU FAITHFULLY GLEN.. NOW I FEEL BETRAYED BY YOU . GUESS I WILL STICK TO SEAN HANNITY AND BILL O'REILLY ONLY NOW.
ReplyDeleteI disagree with Glenn. Obama's nothing but a Radical and will be known in history as THE 1ST ILLEGAL BLACK PRESIDENT (show us the REAL birth Cert!) And THE BLACK REPARITION PRESIDENT!!BUT....There's MUCH more than meets the eye!
ReplyDeleteHasn't anyone ever heard of THE BILDERBERG GROUP??
THEY are the ones who decide who does what!
Until we get rid of the 'FEDERAL' RESERVE, there is no hope for Our Great Country!!
I only wish that O'Keefe & Giles could get inside their meeting place next year when this Elite Group meets to decide what the agenda will be for US and The World!!
The ONLY way to save Our Country will be to either vote EVERYONE out of Congress in 2010 and start over...or start a Revolution!
McCain is still my choice. It comes down to the best of two evils. As a Vet. I want someone in the White House that knows what it is like to live and fight for the USA. Clinton at least tried to work with the Vets. We are not even a thought in Obamas head. (Unless he has to. He only says what is on his telepromter.) We need a leader. Huckabee for President! 2012!!
ReplyDeleteI love Glen Beck but I have to disagree with him about McCain. I don't think we would have children singing praises to him in school, I don't think he would hesitate to agree with the military in charge of Iran, I don't think he would have czars with very scarey pasts, I don't think he would try to get rid of secret ballads, I don't think he would try to take God off the US currency, or cover crosses. He may be leaning to the left some, but I think if the Americans didn't want something, he would do what they want and not just ignore them to push what he wants instead. So for those reasons, I don't agree with Glen Beck altho I do thank him for keeping Americans informed of what is going on in this country when the local media won't.
ReplyDeleteI AM 75 NOW AND HAVE NEVER DELVED IN POLITICS IN ANY WAY BUT COME ELECTION TIME THERE ARE GOING TO BE SOME CHANGES MADE IN WASHINGTON. AS FOR THIS WOULD BE DICTATOR THAT CALLS HIMSELF GOD HOPEFULLY HE WILL BE GONE BEFORE THEN.
ReplyDeleteReality is that for far to long we have been playing the "lesser of two evils game" - McCain would have would have still taken this country down the same road towards bigger government.
ReplyDeletePlaying this game is Russian roulette, which you take the bullet eventually. Think about it, whenever one side or the other comes up with a bad idea what happens? Do they truly denounce the concept? Do they eventually meet them half way?
That is like having a debate over whether they should drop you through the gallows floor or pull rope up until your dangling above it.
The result is the same- dead.
So Glenn is correct... in name we have two different parties - but they are on the same team "Big Government" - the debate is not over whether to control your life - it is in which method.
I think we need to start a GOD project. Without HIM we are all doomed. United as americans, let's start a 9/12 GOD PROJECT. Let's get back to what we beleive in GOD. With HIM in the picture everything else will work out to our advantage. If we all unite with HIM at the top of our priorities, we don't have to worry about what this world is coming to. How about it Glen .
ReplyDeleteRon Paul was right !!!!!
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McCain is done. Let's move on and effect a Constitutionalist takeover of the Republican Party. Hey, the commies took over the dems. We can, too!
ReplyDeleteGB forgot one major difference: McCain had Palin to keep him straight!!! She never would have stood silent if McCain pulled any of the crap that Obama is doing.
ReplyDeleteI voted for McCain and regret it now that I have been enlightened by Glenn Beck and others. I admit to being ignorant and uninformed, but I don't plan to be in the present and future. I am a born-again Christian and am waiting for the return of Jesus Christ the only hope for the world. In the meantime I live here and I love America and the Founding Fathers and our Constitution. Keep up the fight, Glenn, Rush, and others like them. Anonymous, from Wisconsin
ReplyDeleteI JUST WROTE TO MCCAIN,ASKING HIM WHY HE ISN'T BUYING LAND IN ALASKA-THINK OF ALL THE BIG VEGGIE'S HE COULD GROW WITH ALL THAT SUNSHINE AND WARM WEATHER. I FOREGOT TO ASK HIM WHY HE HASN'T SOLD HIS HOME IN THAT 'HOT SADONA',BEFORE IT BURNS UP...
ReplyDeleteSince almost everyone who posted here has about the same views as I do, I have a solution. I voted Libertarian and have since 1991 when I was a staunch Republican. The Libertarian Party is the party of principle. They believe in healthy immigration, but NOT the lawlessness that is now going on. Small Govt., low taxes, good defense, freedom to pursue happiness. That's my party.
ReplyDeleteAs wonderful citizen Katie said at a townhall meeting"You have awakened a sleeping giant."
ReplyDeleteThe sleeping giant would still be asleep under a McCain administration. The atrocities being committed in this present administration woke good citizens up, made them realize the danger. As Glenn showed with the frog, McCain would have been worse. We'd slowly get the same stuff done under McCain as with the present-as both are progressives-and we'd not realize it, as McCain is supposed to be conservative? Palin as VP wouldn't have had enough power to deter McCain and he knew it. The frog demo was brilliant. It took me awhile to put it in context. Glenn was right. We are all so blessed to have him to guide us. Thank you, Glenn, for all your hard work to wake us up.
We all are grateful to Glenn, Bill, Sean, Rush, Michelle Malkin, Laura Ingraham, Greta Susteren, Ann Coulter, Mark Styn, Ben Stein, Newt Gingrich, Mark Levin, Judge Napolitano.
ReplyDeleteThe answer lies with American citizens from now on to do their homework and clean out D.C.
I WOULD LIKE TO SEE OBAMA IMPEACHED BECAUSE HE IS NOT UPHOLDING THE CONSTITUTION. OBAMA SHOULD BUY AN ISLAND AND TAKE ALL HIS FOLLOWERS WITH HIM AND HE WILL HAVE HIS VERY OWN COMMUNIST COUNTRY. WE NEED OUR AMERICA BACK!
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU GLENN BECK FOR 'TELLING THE TRUTH WITH FACTS' TO BACK YOU UP.......YES MCCAIN WAS A HERO ....FOR YEARS NOW, HE HAS BEEN AND STILL IS A BENEDICT ARNOLD (TRAITOR TO AMERICA, LIAR TO THE PUBLIC ABOUT UPHOLDING THE AMERICAN CONSTITUTION) - IN MY CIRCLE OF FRIENDS, I DO NOT KNOW ANYONE WHO RESPECTS OR VOTED FOR MCCAIN (WE LOVED PALIN)...BENEDICT ARNOLD IS HOW WE DESCRIBE THIS MAN....ALAN KEYES, RON PAUL REPRESENT AMERICA, THEY LOVE AMERICA (MCCAIN DOES NOT) AND THEY FOLLOW THE CONSTITUTION. Andy Kozik
ReplyDeleteI agree with Glenn. The uprising would not have happened with John McCain in the White House. We would all still be sitting on our couches wondering who is going to get us out of a different mess. At least with Obama he has shoved so much down our throats at once it is clear as day the corruption that is usurping our freedom and liberties. We must continue to fight for the America we all want and love and look beyond the "D" or "R" after a name and look at the person, the policy and their past. For the best predictor of future actions is what/how they've spoke or voted in the past. With so many good American's losing their jobs and houses we must fight for the economical reforms we need NOW, and not the big gov't spending of so-called healthcare reform. Until they include open market competition and tort reform it isn't reform, it is simply scratching the backs of big corporations and trial lawyers. We must begin to scrutinize our leaders, voting by person not by party and then we will get the America that we all so desperately want. Don't be afraid to take a stand, speak out and encourage your neighbors to vote in 2010. May God Bless Us All.
ReplyDeleteThank you especially for the comments of our "lackluster Republicans". I am so tired of people who know darn well our Republican candidates don't stand for conservetive values having to vote independent, splittin gour power and giving the Democrats room and control.
ReplyDeleteI am more mad at Republicans than Democrats.....wake up and OPPOSE the Democratic party!
I understand Mr Beck's hot water concept and his theory that faster would be better....and I don't know, it might be. And at times I have surprised myself by moaning, "Oh, where is Hillary?" But the problem I had was that he indicated he thought MrCain was MORE Progressive than Hillary. Between those two I would definitely go for McCain.
ReplyDeleteI disagree with Glen Beck, even though I never miss his programs and agree on most every thing, John Mccain would be better. I never like John McCain but the two together, John wins out. I voted for him but Mitt Romney was my man so wake up American, get the crooks out of Washington before this Country is lost. God Bless American
ReplyDeleteI think Glenn Beck has opened the eyes
ReplyDeleteof America but some are still blind.
South Chicago politics and a slightly left
GOP candidate were all America had to offer in 2008? Sad! Americans are poor judges of
character when it comes to their politicians.
America do your homework! I want a "good"
person in the WH, one who cares. Maybe Mitt or
Glenn! How about that!
I do not even believe Obama is an American citizen nor do I believe he even knows what this country is. He must not know about our Constitution or Bill of Rights. How come we don't know about him? Who is behind him - he has to be someone's puppet. Who is it?
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ReplyDeleteI was shocked when i heard Glenn Beck say that Obama or Hillary Clinton would make a better president than John McCain. I then decided into checking why Glenn made those statements and i am amazed and disappointed in John McCain. I respect his military record and i am sorry that he had to suffer as a POW...but in all of my life I never would i have known that McCain was a progressive like the democrats. Politics is a game and the common people are shut out as they live in their protected bubble in Washington. They are so out of touch with the people that when the people rise up and question and demand to be heard...they automatically feel threatened, both parties are guilty of that. I feel betrayed by John McCain and his progressive policies...i rejoiced in Sarah Palin. Thank God for her. Also i would like to mention that Hillary Clinton was mentored by Saul Alinsky, the neo-fascist and author of "Rules for Radicals", the progressives/socialists bible. He mentored her during her learning years. I don't trust her either as she and her husband have been responsible for some not so good things in their political walk. I don't agree with Beck on that one...that he would have voted for Hillary. To tell you the truth, except for Sarah Palin the other 3 can go and jump off a pier. I hope Sarah Palin will rise up and be our President one day.
I think I'm gonna be sick.
ReplyDeleteHey Teresa,
ReplyDeleteI'm already sick AND TIRED AND JUST PLAIN OLE MAD. But not surprised.
I AGREE WITH GLENN BECK!!!! I TOO LISTENED TO john mccain's SPEECHES, he too was selling us out. WAKE UP AMERICA! GLENN, KNOWS HIS HISTORY. Personally, it would not of mattered who our President would of been. They are all PUPPETS!!!! We know who is behind the agenda. and Bill O...... watch out GLENN BECK IS ON THE RAISE !!!!!! WE LOVE YA GLENN AND STAND BEHIND YOU 100%!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMy plain is.............If they are in, vote them OUT!!! They are all crooked, as a dog's hind leg. Rep. and Dem. a like. As for Glenn's comment, about McCain being worse than Obama, I have to vote NO on this issue. Even with all the negative thing that has been said about McCain on this site, (much that I agree with) I do believe, that McCain loves the country he fought for in the Vietnam Conflict. I believe he would put saving our country from harm, first and foremost. Then, try to save the little menows in northern California, and do some thing about pig poop in Ohio. On the other hand, every thing Obama, has done has been bassacwards or just plain wrong. I think Obama, simply hates America.
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