So the truth makes you uncomfortable, too?
In all honesty, I’ve never listened to his radio show. I don’t listen to talk radio. And I never used to turn on Fox News during the hour Beck currently occupies. I watched the first few shows out of curiosity, and after that, I watch them all. If I’m not home, I record them.
Do his antics seem odd? Perhaps. But what he says is backed up by facts, usually videos of the fools saying what he claimed they said. He does far more research than any of the other so-called news shows, on Fox or elsewhere. It’s solid. If it turns out he erred on one fact or another, he’s quick to admit it on the air.
I like the fact that he’s not as slick as some pundits. I like the fact that he cares about his country, about God, about his family.
But especially, I like his honesty. It’s a rare quality. So rare, in fact, that I could care less about any antics that might make other people squirm with what they view as the socially incorrectness of his delivery. I guess those folks—and you—can continue to watch O’Reilly dance around the truth (while hardly ever admitting it), and talking heads on the other networks stomping all over it—all very slick, smooth, and without any voices cracking or errant tears. Some would trade truth for that, I suppose. Not me.
But especially, I like his honesty. It’s a rare quality. So rare, in fact, that I could care less about any antics that might make other people squirm with what they view as the socially incorrectness of his delivery. I guess those folks—and you—can continue to watch O’Reilly dance around the truth (while hardly ever admitting it), and talking heads on the other networks stomping all over it—all very slick, smooth, and without any voices cracking or errant tears. Some would trade truth for that, I suppose. Not me.
I think you must have meant this post for someone else. In no way does it reference anything I posted. However, I did enjoy reading about how special you are.