[wayoverontheright]

I like Glenn Beck, but I wouldn’t want him back on Fox in his current iteration. He’s clearly backing Romney, and obviously holds Newt in disdain. Beck’s Fox show was crisp and informative at first, then toward the end degenerated into an ominous tone, consistently predicting apocalypse. It just got to be too much of a downer for me to watch.

As to “The Five”, the show that replaced Beck’s time slot, I’m warming to it. Bob Beckel is the only lefty viewpoint, and his unabashed liberal views get thrashed, cordially, I might add, by the other four. The tone of THE FIVE is decidedly more upbeat than Beck.

Eric Bolling is clearly in the Gingrich camp. Andrea Tantaros seems to me to be in the Gingrich camp. Both Greg Gutfeld and Dana Perino consistently bash Obama policies, I can’t tell if they’re for Romney or Newt, they’re certainly not lefties.

And Kimberley Guilfoyle has the hottest legs on television.

[panaxanax]

“He’s clearly backing Romney...”

That’s where Beck and I don’t agree. Romney would certaintly lose to the zer0 and America cannot survive 4 more years of his Socialist/Communist/Marxist regime.

[MikeSteelBe]

Beck continues to denounce Mitt’s big government leftism.

Just because they are both Mormons does not make them part of Mormon conspiracy.

Please show me where proof where Beck has supported Romney, or leave those kind of baseless accusations to the leftists.

Let’s stick to facts here on FR.

[Robert Drobot]

You wrote, ”....And Kimberley Guilfoyle has the hottest legs on television....”

I would dare you or any FReeper to attempt matching wits with KG. Your Freudian condescending sexist revelation is no badge of honor, rather it is quite descriptive of you; in which case it is understandable that you employ the use of a synonym rather than your true name here.

Kimberley Guilfoyle is as sharp as a tack in her knowledge of both statute and case law, and could easily manage her own show given her years of interviewing and critiquing of news events which demand not only a legal background, but more importantly the ability to explain issues in common terminology for those of us not schooled in the butchery of the English language by a profession that prides itself in its abuse of every written tongue.

I’m of the opinion Kimberley Guilfoyle would make an excellent conservative Constitutionalist AG or Solicitor General.

Unwarranted demeaning suggest fear or envy or both.