[sickoflibs]

RE :"In one video preview, Beck asks himself and Raj Nair, GBTV’s head correspondent, about what the average person thinks of his political leanings, and Nair agrees that the perception is that he is a Republican. Not so, says Beck.
“I hate them. I think they are as much of a problem as the other side,” Beck says, walking alongside Nair on the streets of New York. He then invokes George Washington, saying Washington warned of the danger in political parties. If you speak out in today’s world, you’re either a Republican or Democrat. How about just being real?” he later says."

Today was Beck's goodbye show. I will miss him precisely because he says stuff like this. He was a refreshing change from the Hannity RNC Koolaid show where his 'Great American Panel" is Hannity and two Republicans that agree with him. But let's face it, FNC is the Republican channel. Where-ever Republicans go, FNC will be there with them. (I really like Cavuto and his business channel though, and Brett Bauer's show too)

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks sickoflibs.

[DoughtyOne]

I agree with you.

To my dismay, I actually had to champion Beck here too. There are people who call themselves Conservatives, that don’t see the need for informing the public about what Soros, Obama, and other Leftist are up to.

The guy laid it out better than anyone else on television. He had a highly visible place to do it. Today a voice is silenced in that arena, for now.

I know Beck is still on the air, but his message is much broader than that. We have a nation that needs to be informed, and some folks don’t care if one venue that was informing our populace has just evaporated.

Whether folks could grasp what he was saying or not, he was at least planting seeds. Folks know who Soros is, because of Glenn Beck. When his name surfaces again, they will realize, wow, Glenn was right. That’s just one aspect of what Glenn was talking about on that program.

This is a very happy day for the Left.