Political Hippo Circle Jerk - America, farg YEAH!

[phillymic2000]

Elizabeth Whitley

I admire Glen Beck! He once was lost, but found Jesus as his Savior, now is witnessing on TV what seeking the Lord has done for him. Along, with that, I enjoying learning about the history of America!

LOL you cant write a basic news story, you should be looking up to the beckster

[ice grillin you]

noted historian glenn beck...right alongside kearns goodwin and brinkley

[phillymic2000]

noted historian glenn beck...right alongside kearns goodwin and brinkley

His chalkboard is the bomb!

[MDS]

im pretty sure you are off a person, cause i know this is no joke

[phillymic2000]

im pretty sure you are off a person, cause i know this is no joke

Haha, too much Sved last night thought you were agreeing with Beck. I fargin hate that prick, but everytime i'm around my mother in law she drools about him.

[Munson]

Glenn Beck really hates Woodrow Wilson

[Seabiscuit36]

HOLY F

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMgyi57s-A4

MASTERS IN COMMUUNNICATION!

[fansince61]

Has anybody here ever listened to Oberman on MSNBC?  Fargin incoherent lunatic.  BTW Ed Schultz (until 2000) was a low tax, small government guy but couldn't break into the big time... so he changed sides...what a hoot...now that's a man of character LOL.  Ed's show isn't bad and I think Ed's description of Minority leader Bonier as "The Tan Man" is great.

[phattymatty]

HOLY F

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMgyi57s-A4

MASTERS IN COMMUUNNICATION!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kysRQP0ca7s

[ice grillin you]

BTW Ed Schultz (until 2000) was a low tax, small government guy but couldn't break into the big time... so he changed sides...what a hoot...now that's a man of character LOL. 

so changing views is a bad character trait?

[Rome]

I laughed at the incoherent lunatic part.  Olbermann's a lot of things, but he's pretty much the exact opposite of incoherent.

I imagine if you're screaming at your television to the point where you can't hear what he's saying, then yeah, he's incoherent.

[MDS]

how seriously great are 61s posts? no matter what he says and no matter what its about theyre amazing

[ice grillin you]

his non sequiturs are first ballot HOF

[fansince61]

BTW Ed Schultz (until 2000) was a low tax, small government guy but couldn't break into the big time... so he changed sides...what a hoot...now that's a man of character LOL. 

so changing views is a bad character trait?

It can be a good trait.  To bad W couldn't.  BTW I think Ed Schults was an all american QB in college

[ice grillin you]

per wikipoo he was an NAIA all american then tried out for the winnepeg blue bombers and then went into sports broadcasting for 15 years


i also found this...


In the late 1990s, several events occurred which he said changed his political leanings to a more liberal understanding. One was his mother's (a former educator) battle with Alzheimer's Disease which began a long, slow decline of her mental health. Schultz found it frustrating trying to get her the services that she needed. The other was that he met a psychiatric nurse named Wendy who ran a homeless shelter in Fargo.[10] He attributed much of his political change to her, and although he had criticized the homeless on his show, he said in his book that she helped to humanize them. To his surprise, he found that some of the people he had insulted were veterans, and many were unable to get the psychiatric or medical services that might help them. He says that was the moment he began to look at poverty differently.

He became a Democrat in 2000 marking the formal turn in his politics from conservative to liberal. He went out to do radio promotions in rural North Dakota, and told reporters about how he met farmers who were suffering and hard-working people who were going hungry, even though Republicans said the economy was doing fine. (Vowell 2004) He began to hold benefits to raise money for people in the heartland who were going through tough times. (Winter 2002) In addition, he began questioning some of the assertions of George W. Bush; although he supported several Republican candidates in the 2000 election, he was becoming critical of other Republicans. Schultz considered running for the Democratic-NPL party nomination for governor against incumbent Republican John Hoeven in 2004, but decided to continue his career in radio.

Schultz has championed the plight of the 99ers, laid-off United States workers who have exhausted their unemployment benefits (video)[11].

On August 4, 2010, Schultz hosted the announcement of Senator Debbie Stabenow's (D-MI) The Americans Want to Work Act (S. 3706), which would extend unemployment benefits to 99ers and provide employer incentives to hire the long-term unemployed