I try to be open minded but when pea-brained people like Beck can do and say things like this... then be forced to apologize, I am pleased I am no longer Conservative...

Glenn Beck, "A taste of ShoeLeather."
6 days ago 17 comments Categories: Civil Rights
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Glenn Beck Apologizes for Mocking Obama's Daughter

On the 29th, Glenn Beck once again tasted shoe Leather for something he said. He was commenting upon the 11 year old daughter of the President by squealing and defaming her intellect. Yesterday, beyond foolish, He must have had a twinge of guilt and a decisive dislike for the flavor of his own foot when he apologized for the remarks and the way he brought them to his listening audience (who by now are tasting the same tread, make and model of tire as he uses to resole his footwear.

What was his mantra until that point in time? ...Leave families alone? BF Goodrich, meat of sweet savor, isn't it Glenn? The scenario played out from his show concerning the BP disaster in the works as we speak. He chided the President in the voice of the little Malia saying, "Did you plug the hole yet, Daddy?" -- in an effort to illustrate how all Americans are concerned about the BP oil rig that's now become America's worst oil spill in history.

In the voice of Malia, "Daddy? Daddy? Daddy, did you plug the hole yet? Daddy?" he said. Then Beck's co-host Pat Gray responded as if he were the president. "Honey, not yet... Not time yet, honey. Hasn't done enough damage," Gray said.

Ratcheting up his disdain a step further, saying the exchange reveals something about Malia's education. The 11-year-old and her 9-year-old sister Sasha go to Sidwell Friends, and exclusive and high-performing academy that's sometimes called "the Harvard of Washington's private schools." "'Did you plug the hole yet, daddy?' Is that's their -- that's the level of their education, that they're coming to -- they're coming to daddy and saying 'Daddy, did you plug the hole yet?'" Plug the hole!" Beck belched on his Friday morning radio show.

Later in the 4-minute segment, Beck turned the routine toward Obama's race. "Why do you hate black people so much?" he said, still imitating Malia in a baby voice. "I'm part white, honey," Gray responded in the voice of the president.

The first amendment gives him the right, but perhaps the treads of his footwear will someday pick up roadkill, adding to the flavorful stew of insolence.

The 29th's segment ran just two days after another piece on Beck's radio program, which he bespoke with great emotion to critics of Sarah Palin's family. "Leave people's families alone. I don't think I've ever... We've never done anything but protect families... Leave families alone," he said at the time.

His last book cover says it all. He loves to bully, yet he can't think as well as a Sidwell Friends dropout. "It was a stupid mistake and I apologize -- and as a dad I should have known better."

I remember some of the "Old War Pictures" where the Nazis were continually marching; was that a sign of stupidity having all the necessary energy to repeat stupidity wherever it went, or simply great tire production during the war years?

I am not a conservative, but I do have an open mind and am open to listen to your opinions that have merit, and respond accordingly.

This site is just to overrun with Liberals. People need to stop being sheeple, and open their eyes to what is happening in this country. I for one do not want socialism.

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