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To: Poser

BTW, were you turned off by it because you know Beck is a Mormon, or was it something more general?


17 posted on 10/02/2011 12:32:13 PM PDT by Ripliancum (Let all bitterness, wrath, anger, clamour, and evil speaking, be put away from you. -Eph. 4:31)
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To: Ripliancum

“BTW, were you turned off by it because you know Beck is a Mormon, or was it something more general?”

I have no problem with Mormons or religion. I have always liked Glenn Beck. I even traveled to DC on 9/28 to see his presentation there.

I’m just sick to death of listening to Beck preach. He’s repeating what he has said thousands of times before. When he is presenting historical fact and analysis, he is extraordinary. When he does sarcasm and comedy, he is hilarious. His radio gloat session after the last election was one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen. When he preaches, it is pure repetition. The three shows I watched had more preaching and less information.

I can listen to his radio show because Stu and Pat keep it light (usually).


20 posted on 10/02/2011 1:02:02 PM PDT by Poser (Cogito ergo Spam - I think, therefore I ham)
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To: Ripliancum
BTW, were you turned off by it because you know Beck is a Mormon, or was it something more general?

I have GBTV and he does get a bit preachy. Over the top at times that he reminds me of Oprah. It takes the focus off of the topic he's trying to cover and ends up being about his "experience." I don't want to go on a personal spiritual journey with him regardless of what religion he belongs to.

I also can't stand Stew. He's annoying as heck.

23 posted on 10/02/2011 1:40:20 PM PDT by dragonblustar (Allah Ain't So Akbar!)
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