Posted on 03/31/2009 7:42:22 AM PDT by careyb
Draw your own conclusions. Personally, I think more of us should be crying.
That’s nothing compared to the ribbing he got on the Monday after the 9/12 project show from his own radio crew.
In other news, Beck’s new show climbed quickly to the #2 spot in all of cable news.....
Correct. Beck’s ratings are no laughing matter for the Soros network.
More of us are - or have... I think now we're just angry.
Are there any people at MSNBC who care about the country? I doubt it....
Crying because you love your country and it hurts to see it being destroyed is no shame. If I were Glenn, I’d invite the little worm out for a “talk”, man-to-man style; but that’s just me.
I ain’t crying. I’m too freakin mad to cry. Besides, it’s hard to acquire a target through tears.
People pick on crying people because they would be the last ones to jack their tormentors in the eye.
Personally, I like Beck. He’s genuine.....unlike many statists who only cry at their own perceived misfortunes.
That's what Crimson Trace is for. ;-)
They’re donkeys; I like Beck.
That tina brown doesn’t deserve capital initials as far as I’m concerned.
And “American Idol” was #1 for years.
bttt
They are donkeys - but imo so is Beck :)
Glenn Beck is more of a real man than those Jack****s on MSNBC will ever be. As far as those bimbos, well that’s another story.
Anyone know who that Brit accent in grey is?
wth is ‘morning joe’?
I'm glad that less and less people are watching MSNBC.
It kills me how they claim to “not know much about the guy!”
That is BS! What type of business are they in? It is their job to KNOW their competition and others in their field, particularly the ones who are at the top!
Making that BS claim of “not knowing much about the guy” is just a way of trying to downplay his popularity.
Then, making a fuss about him being emotional-
Can you just imagine the spin and claims of “how HUMAN AND WONDERFUL and in touch with the masses BHO is if HE were to shed a tear during a speech?!
The double standard makes me hurl!
Personally I think Beck is genuinely emotional.
Personally, I hate to see people, especially men, cry in public. Turns my stomach.
And, you're entitled to it
:)
Morning Joe is in the business of tingly obama support. It is not just Joe and meeeeenka, it is also all the support and producers.
This AM the literally covered Marine One landing with the somber strands of coldplay to accentuate the somber drama of the president off to his excellent european adventure. Do they do that for any other president? any republican?
NOPRE! Msnbc is wholely owned by GE and GE needs obama to use them as the “green bank” for all the energy projects.
He does weep at times, but the Morning Joe crew ought to weep at their own ratings.
Maybe Glenn is just weeping for them.
This reminds me of school yard bullying.
I won’t defend Beck’s crying (his own crew makes fun of him regularly for it).
But, I will defend the message that he is conveying.
That message is obviously well above the heads of the monkeys on Morning Joe.
The 912 Project group started by Conservative Commentator Glenn Beck on March 13, 2009 of Fox News. It was a follow-on to the “We Surround Them” project, also founded by Beck on his radio show. http://the912project.com/
The Morning Joe gang are pretty pathetic. They probably laugh at people in wheel chairs. BTW, where was the drive by media when Bill Clinton was laughing all the way at Ron Brown’s funeral, then when he spotted the camera....instant tears.
Did you ever notice that “tb” could also stand for “tiny brain”? ;-P
Sometimes I cry when I am really mad and trying to hold my temper. When I cant hold it anymore someone or something is going to get hurt. Bad.
I’m really glad I don’t watch those heartless scums. Thanks for reminding me why I don’t, without having to give them ratings by tuning in.
All of those laughing clowns would like to have 1% of Becks ratings, and income. Jealousy thy name is “Morning Joe”
Are there any people at MSNBC who care about the country? I doubt it....”
If you care about the country, you won’t get hired by the liberal media.
I believe that is a true statement.
The morning show are a bunch of leftist babies with hate, smugness and condescension running full tilt out of what they believe is their own objective stance. They can’t be honest and that is why they are losing in the polls. Faux objectivity is their worse quality. It makes them insufferable and highlights all their other sins.
Those schmucks with their, “you think he’s really crying”? mentality. They all just watched “Broadcast News” when William Hurt faked a tear. That’s what news is to them. Having to fake emotion because they’re void of it.
“Anyone know who that Brit accent in grey is?”
TINA BROWN
Tina Brown reminds me of a completly hateful heartless witch.
“In the Bush years, the American flag was spattered in mud. We endured being hated so long by the rest of the world that until the economy collapsed there was an expectation that, come January 2009, the clouds would lift and the sun would shine. Instead, a deep, impenetrable fog has rolled in and the only pilot light is the slim, graceful young man sitting in the guest of honor’s seat on the Alfalfa Club’s dais who only 30 years ago would not even have been allowed in.”
_________________________ Many of the Illinois delegation were still trying to process the idea that Obama, their Obama, has transmuted into the magic man now appointed to save the world. “In the Senate, he was just another guy,” state Senator James Clayborne Jr. told me wonderingly. “We played golf. We knew he was very bright, but…he was just another guy.”
That was then. Now the aura of the incoming 44th president permeates everything. You could feel his presence as we pulled into Philadelphia and knew that very soon he would follow us down the line on his special slow-rolling train with a 1930s caboose (Let’s hope it’s a clue that some of the new billions he has to spend will go into the railways.)
At the embassy, an official’s wife told me how on Friday night, her manicurist at a Georgetown salon suddenly got a call from Blair House to come over and do Michelle’s and her mother’s nails. The manicurist had just finished administering the polish to Michelle when there was a knock on the door, and there he was! The president-elect himself, come to pick up the first lady-to-be for dinner! She said she would remember his smile for the rest of her life.
There are 30 things going on every night leading up to the big moment with the Lincoln Bible, so everyone is in permanent motion. It’s as if only the number of events you attend sufficiently registers how deeply you want this new presidential era to arrive. So many guests poured into the elevator on the way up to Slate’s inaugural bash at writer Christopher Hitchens’ Columbia Road apartment that when Rep. Steve Cohen of Tennessee squeezed in with his wife at the last moment, the car gave an asthmatic cough, rose all of one foot, and stopped. Nobody seemed to care. It was a cocktail party in an elevator, and you felt like a downer to suggest the alarm might be pressed.
“Women and bloggers first!” The Times’ Mark Leibovitch at last declared. The door was prised open by the editor of The American Prospect, Michael Tomasky, and we all spilled out, still furiously bonding.
That’s why it was a bit hard to fathom the sepulchral tone of Marty Peretz, chairman of The New Republic, introducing a celebration concert at the Sidney Harman Hall by the Silk Road Ensemble with Yo-Yo Ma. Rahm Emanuel, Barney Frank, and Larry Summers had been arraigned to bless the magazine’s inaugural musical celebration. Rahm and Barney were clearly squeezing this in as another fly-by, but Summers reminded us of something we all feel so deeply: that sometimes the old cliché “we are at a turning point,” wheeled out in every new presidential era, happens to be true.
One first ray of new beginnings was Peretz’ announcement of a cease-fire in Gaza. Exiting into the harsh cold, Summers’ words about the turning point stayed with me. So much is at stake, it’s not optimism we feel—that word sounds almost too callow, and too risky—but a profound yearning, a solemn hope. So much is resting on the slim shoulders of the Magic Man. TINA
http://www.thedailybeast.com/author/tina-brown/
I’m Sorry. should have gave you a barf alert!
Me too.
But, I will defend the message that he is conveying.
Let them know how you feel. http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2009-03-30/the-mad-genius-of-glenn-beck/
Don’t tell me...she’s an atheist and a heartless, revengful one at that.
I didn’t click on your link...I feared a virus from anything that has ‘beast’ in it. LOL. What is that publication?
Is this the video where Clinton almost forgot to cry until he saw the cameras at Ron Brown’s funeral? Or, it this after Hillary hit him above the eye with the table lamp?
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