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Glenn Beck Accuses President Obama of Being a Racist on Fox and Friends
ByOn yesterday’s (July 28, 2009) Fox and Friends morning program on FOX NEWS, talk show host, Glenn Beck accuses President Obama of being a racist.
During his appearance as a guest on Fox and Friends Beck explained how the consistent remarks being made by Barack Obama, his wife Michelle, and so many others surrounding these two, show a strong pattern of racism. One statement from Glenn was, “This President, I think, has exposed himself as a guy who over and over and over again has a deep seated hatred for white people or white culture”. He continued to explain and back up his position and later stated, “This guy is, I believe, a racist.”
During the second hour of today’s radio program, Glenn Beck, continues to explain his position and backs it up with a number of audio clips from the Obama’s and those they have surrounded themselves with. He pleads with America that it is he is standing up for the truth, while utilizing his First Amendment Rights which provide him with Freedom of Speech. He answers the questions of why he is willing to stand up and say these things with this quote, “Sunlight is the Strongest Disinfectant.”
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Glenn Beck: Obama is a RACIST! Hates White Folks!
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13 Comments
August 1st, 2009 at 4:47 AM
Obama rushed to judgment before knowing all the facts. I believe opinions of a president is better left behind closed doors. This president is not thinking about the serious issues about the American people, but rather his own ambitions. As far as going to the White House to have a beer with the president, after all this mess, i would have graciously said" No Thank you". I think it is a waste of time on the president's part, and it is Ok to defend a friend, but it should have been a private issue instead of getting on national television. I think there is something deeply wrong with his logic. He is put in office to govern our nation, not to sling insults. I have question marks about this man this nation elected.
August 1st, 2009 at 1:00 PM
debbie, Keep in mind that this President was elected on the promises of Hope and Change. I think the hope has been shoveled under the rug somewhere and the we are getting the change, as promised. Sadly, the change is not exactly what "The People" had hoped for. If only they had listened to the content of BO's campaign speeches they would have a pretty good idea of the change he was promising. And, we are getting exactly what he and his wife promised they would give us.
Heard a comment yesterday, that the officer will probably get named head of the FBI or something along those lines. << jokingly
August 5th, 2009 at 6:11 AM
….and after we learned the facts it became clear the cop was using racial profiling and falsely arrested an esteemed Harvard professor in his own home on trumped up charges.
The cop is very fortunate Professor Gates is a kind and forgiving man. He could have sued the pants of the police dept, the city, the county, and the state.
September 1st, 2009 at 9:08 PM
My conversation with Geico on their decision to pull ads from Beck because of pressure from Left:
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> Comments: I understand your company has pulled advertising from Glenn Beck's show due to pressure from the extremes in our country. You know they are the vocal minority right? The center folks do not generally sit around and make letter writing campaigns their hobby. I am in the center. But I love this show and judging by the ratings a heck of a lot of other folks feel the same. What are you all thinking?
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> I carry two umbrella policies with State Farm. One in Florida and another in Washington state. Every year on the month of our anniversary (Oct.) we review our insurance, check prices and talk over what has changed and if our coverage is right. We have lots of kids and a complicated life. Things change.
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> Anyway, I won't be looking at Geico, cute gecko or not if I do not see you back on Beck. How could I? I am tired of the extremes on both sides deciding about my life. I have control over this and I will exercise it.
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> I hope to see you all back on Beck. If I do, how can I not look very carefully at going with you guys. Integrity means something in insurance. So does sticking to your principles. If your principles are out there on the fringes, so be it. They can buy from you. If you are with the majority, we are with you.
— On Sat, 8/15/09, onlinebill@geicomail.com <onlinebill@geicomail.com> wrote:
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From: onlinebill@geicomail.com <onlinebill@geicomail.com>
Subject: GT20090815_0000003827 GEICO Website Feedback: Other
To: Wanda
Date: Saturday, August 15, 2009, 8:35 PM
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8-15-09
Dear Wanda:
If the inflammatory nature of the comments on a program overshadows our message and causes GEICO to be drawn into a national debate, we are likely to reconsider where we place our marketing messages, which is what we did.
GEICO delivers very important messages through its major marketing campaigns: we’re saving customers’ dollars, we’re easy to do business with, we’re looking out for our policyholders. That’s what we hope the public hears and sees and focuses on.
As a company, we do not take positions on controversial issues.
As an advertiser, while a national debate on issues can be healthy and appropriate, we don’t see ourselves in the role of taking part in those debates.
Our business is auto insurance. We want to bring people value and we attempt to reach large audiences with that message.
It is of little benefit to us if a program gets so much attention that our message is drowned out.
GEICO Corporate Communications
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Geico –
So if the program is garnering record viewership you see that running advertisement on the program as being contrary to your mission to get customers? Interesting.
By taking away your advertising dollar you ARE getting involved in the debate. It is good to know where you stand. I will spread the word with alacrity.
Wanda.
September 2nd, 2009 at 3:02 AM
Wanda, Thanks for your post.
GEICO might want to begin rethinking their advertising policies with the latest uprising that has been taking America back. These Americans might just be the ones who would take interest in purchasing their insurance. We all know that Liberals expect everyone else to pay their way. With that in mind, they are likely to not care whether they have insurance.
September 2nd, 2009 at 8:44 AM
You see a handful of your own crazies on tv making fools out f themselves and all of a sudden you think you have a majority…lol lol lol….
September 2nd, 2009 at 10:14 AM
Interesting how when people come to the public square, there is always some scorned freak in the clock tower shooting down. Hey, it is the second of the month. Only 13 more days till your next govt. check. You can hurry on down to get some lottery tickets and a slurpy. You're right NA, the govt knows best.
September 2nd, 2009 at 1:13 PM
In case you haven't heard Massachusetts hardly has any pants left to begin with after it lost it's shirt months ago to Gov Patricks "Uni Heath Care" plan….There are facts here my friend not just opinions….None of which support your claims
September 2nd, 2009 at 1:17 PM
Geico should change their mascot from a Gecco to a Chameleon…..or a comedian for that matter.
September 3rd, 2009 at 10:33 PM
The reason your friends and BO have your panties in a wad, is because you see the real majority rising up. Why else would your good pal BO be going after the school children now? Maybe it has something to do with the adults becoming too wise to accept his deceptive tactics.
As seen here:
http://www.the-912-project.com/government/2009/09...
Keep up your fight and stay with a group who continues to lose more and more support by the day. As you keep up your fight, we will keep up ours and we will prevail, just like ordinary good faithful patriotic Americans have so many times before.
September 3rd, 2009 at 10:33 PM
The reason your friends and BO have your panties in a wad, is because you see the real majority rising up. Why else would your good pal BO be going after the school children now? Maybe it has something to do with the adults becoming too wise to accept his deceptive tactics.
As seen here:
http://www.the-912-project.com/government/2009/09...
Keep up your fight and stay with a group who continues to lose more and more support by the day. As you keep up your fight, we will keep up ours and we will prevail, just like ordinary good faithful patriotic Americans have so many times before.
September 3rd, 2009 at 10:41 PM
And yet they still want a system that has proven to fail in many more cases than just Massachusetts. Take a look at the article listed below and watch the video on Canada's failed health care. So failed that the medical personnel recommend going to and paying to use private services.
A look at Canada's Health Care through the eyes of a hidden camera:
http://www.the-912-project.com/health-care/2009/0...
October 16th, 2009 at 8:24 PM
If B.O. keeps picking on FOX….he apparently doesn't have enough to do. The truth can hurt and FOX presents it….and it comes from all sides….Democrats, Republicans, Conservatives and Liberals. I really became enlightened after watching FOX.