Yes, welcome aboard, Glenn.
When Glenn Beck can admit he made a mistake about Trump, it is a very good thing.
He should have known better.
It is much better to have a converted ally than to keep an old enemy.
We need to welcome Glenn to the party.
Well said.
His motive is financial, not ideological.
That don’t sit right with me.
Well said, Mr. Clemens!
This is a friend we can live without.
If his judgement was this bad, and it was, then he’s just as likely to leave your camp and take people with him later.
Hell no! Heck IS NOT one of us and never will be.
Agreed...
Hope Glenn stays on His Meds.
The only problem is that he only admits he made a mistake when he can benefit from the admission.
I used to follow Beck.
Now I understand he is a lost, dark, self-absorbed, vainglorious opportunist.
He has done everything he can so that the LDS will canonize him as a prophet.
And then he did everything he could to get a job with CNN.
He has destroyed any and all credible he ever had.
The people who hate Beck are not getting the significance of this. If Trump’s harshest critics are starting to turn against the democrats out of disgust, then there will not be a blue wave in the mid-terms, but a red psunami.
He is welcome to the party, but not to my living room.
He is an erratic ex-addict whose sensibilities I distrust.
I think so too. He said he was sick of the way the media treats Trump and the “animal” tactic pushed him over the edge. He said Trump has accomplished everything he said he would during the campaign and blamed some Republicans for not supporting him.
Well said and I agree.
Good for Beck!