MSNBC's Joe Scarborough Calls on "Conservatives" to Renounce Glenn Beck - Video 9/22/09

Freedom's Lighthouse ^ | September 22, 2008 | BrianinMO

[Federalist Patriot]

Here is video of MSNBC's Joe Scarborough and the team on Morning Joe mocking Glenn Beck today, and saying Beck is "bad for conservatism." Scarborough said he was creating a "Conservatives Honor Roll," which will consist of conservatives who will renounce Glenn Beck and "call him out."

I'm not sure where Joe Scarborough decides he is the keeper of the conservative door. He often seems more concerned with being liked by the Beltway crowd than standing up for conservatives. . . . (VIDEO)

[GeronL]

what is this? how many people watch scar?

[DManA]

Why would he think any conservative would here him from his chair in MSNBC? If it weren’t for the internet he’d be talking himself.

[Nosterrex]

When did Scars become conservative? A conservative working for MSNBC is like a Jew working for the Nazis. Scars has NO credibility among conservatives. He is a liberal in sheep's clothing. The more he spews against Beck, the more that conservatives will flock to him.

[DManA]

here = hear.

[AmericanMermaid]

Joe who???

[GeronL]

great image layout

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

If Beck was bad for conservatism, wouldn't it be best that he keeps doing what he's doing and let him ruin the movement?

Scarborough = Kathleen Parker of MSNBC

[cripplecreek]

I wish conservatives would just keep focussed on hitting the liberals and not other conservatives. And Beck’s comment about McCain was unnecessary.

No irony in that statement. LOL

[jimfree]

For what?

[mockingbyrd]

I’d rather renounce Scarborough

[Godwin1]

Why? All Beck is doing is revealing/reporting information that MSM “journalists” ignore. This is professional jealousy, nothing more.

[rlmorel]

Yeah. Fat chance, you POS.

[Errant]

Joe, just go tell your bosses you tried...

[anonsquared]

Actually, we are going to lift him on our shoulders cheering, whilst we carry him through the goal posts.

[wilco200]

“And Beck’s comment about McCain was unnecessary.”

I disagree. I made a similar point way back before the election.

Obama galvanizes the right and makes opposition and stopping his radical agenda much easier.

A McCain victory would have been full of silence from elected Republicans and lackluster opposition from the grassroots. Amnesty would have already passed and we would be on the slow road to big govt. a la Bush, with barely a peep.

[rlmorel]

LOL...not YOU FP...:)

[Jeff Head]

Thanks. There’s a higher res version of the pic available at the site:

http://www.jeffhead.com/americaawakes.htm

Just click on the wide angle one there and it will bring up the higher res version in a seperate window that you cand right-click on and save.

[manonCANAL]

Joe and that ugly azz woman he sits beside makes me puke in my mouth.
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[Wild Irish Rogue]

Your photo reminded me of a call I got last week.
A friend had lunch with a business associate who was a dyed in the wool Democrat.
He was in no way, shape or form “ one of us.”
He happened to be in DC on business during the march and was stunned.
Said he had never seen anything like it , it reminded him of the anti war, civil rights marches.
The turn out was nothing short of “ phenomenal .”

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

And Beck’s comment about McCain was unnecessary. McCain is a jerk, but he is not a socialist like Obama.

Sorry, but I agree with Beck. McCain would have destroyed the Republican Party and conservatism in the long run by continuing many of the same statist policies that Obama is pursuing. Plus he would have ruined Palin's career as well.