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Title: Glenn Beck: I'm done with 'not good' GOP
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World Nut Daily
URL Source: http://www.wnd.com/2015/03/glenn-be ... -good-gop/#30aRD43wzSpyAtKx.99
Published: Mar 19, 2015
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Post Date: 2015-03-19 08:22:06 by Willie Green
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Views: 8360
Comments: 34
Is Glenn Beck a quitter? Just a week after threatening to terminate his membership in the National Rifle Association over concerns about one of its board member’s alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, the radio host is ditching the Republican Party. “I’ve made my decision — I’m out,” Beck said on his show Wednesday. “I’m out of the Republican Party. I am not a Republican. I will not give a dime to the Republican Party. I’m out. I highly recommend – run from the Republican Party. They are not good.” Beck cited the GOP’s performance on Obamacare and amnesty for his decision to break ties with the party, reported Huffington Post. Republicans are guilty of “torpedoing the Constitution,” he charged. “They set us up. Enough is enough,” he said. “So I’m done with them.” Beck’s farewell to the GOP echoed his threat to leave the NRA, and in both cases he encouraged his listeners to follow his example. Last Thursday, Beck expressed his concerns over tax hike fighter Grover Norquist of Americans for Tax Reform and a candidate for the NRA’s board of directors. “I will tell you I am so concerned about this, Frank, and I am not an expert on Grover Norquist by any stretch of the imagination. But I’ve heard enough that makes me concerned enough, and I hope the leadership of the NRA hears this and every member of the NRA hears this: If this man is re-elected and confirmed on the board, I may drop my membership in the NRA.” That threat to leave the NRA and the invitation of others to join him resulted in the NRA announcing the next day it would conduct its own investigation into the charges.
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#8. To: Willie Green (#0)
Guess Beck would prefer a President Evita Clinton ,or Elizabeth Warren. There's plenty good reason to quit on the feckless GOP . But the alternative is worse. I prefer an insurgency from within.
#9. To: tomder55, Y'ALL (#8)
Yep, we're pretty well stuck with the two party system, so the only solution is to change the GOP from within, by demanding candidates committed to restoring constitutional law.
The ‘Lesser Of Two Evils’ Con-Game The moral relativism of the “lesser of two evils” philosophy has been draining the heart and soul of America for decades. Many of us in the Liberty Movement understand that it is nothing new, and have come to expect the abusive and emaciated logic it entails from time to time. However, over the course of the past year it has become apparent to me that the talking points and propaganda that drive the hypocritical worldview are being utilized on an even grander scale than ever before. Now, one of the first tenets or rules that a person learns when delving into the Liberty Movement is that there is no such thing as political parties in America today. There are no conflicting interests in Washington D.C. There is no “grand battle” between left and right for the minds of the masses. It is a sham. A con. A fantasy. A false paradigm. If an American does not understand this dynamic and how it is used to dominate the ebb and flow of our culture, then that American knows nothing. He is lost…
Good luck with that one! Conservatives even took over the Republican Party and seized control of Congress for the first time in 40 years. Look at what happened to the conservative activists and office holders afterwards. The GOP and the DNC joined forces,and forced almost all of them out of office in one way or another,and still present a united front to any conservative challengers. The only way to fight power is to defeat it,not join it.
I'm with Andrew Breitbart's philosophy as well. The only option is to take back the R Party. Third parties do not stand a chance. I've voted 3rd in a couple of elections. Never again. The TEA Party has made major strides since it's inception in '09. We've made amazing progress in such a short time, the only political movement to do so. We've had tremendous victories all across the political spectrum. We've changed the rhetoric. We've seated some great Constitutional candidates. We add more each election. Yes, we've had losses. That is to be expected. We are fighting against the Democrats as well as the GOPe and often, the Libertarians as well. Still, we're winning. Slow going, but the only other alternative is AR II. Please don't divide the vote. That is what gave us 4 more destructive years of the Obama administration. Romney wasn't my first, second or third choice, but he would have been a good place-setter while we worked on a better candidate for the next election. Barry's 2nd term has deeply entrenched evil and the destruction of this nation. Even the best R candidate will have an almost impossible task to begin to undue the damage they have wreaked on we the people. We need a fighter this go-round. So far, only Cruz has shown he is willing to fight-really fight. He hasn't budged on his positions that he ran on. I don't agree with him on everything, but I have no doubt that he will kill Obamacare. He will undo Obama's illegal EOs. He will appoint credible people to his cabinet. He will appoint only Constitutional Justices to the SC. (Stay alive, Ruth...I don't want to see Holder appointed.) Staying home is what gave Obama the victory. Please unite early on the best candidate. Not perfect, but the best choice. We need to vet them carefully. It is obvious that the GOPe wants Jeb, barring that, Walker. Only unity will defeat the GOPe.
I just can't wait until 2016 when the Repuklicans really really REALLY intend to institute policies of cutting the size and scope of government. Didn't we just vote in a majority so they would stop amnesty and Obama care? How is that working out?
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Replies to Comment # 8. There's plenty good reason to quit on the feckless GOP . But the alternative is worse. I prefer an insurgency from within.
#10. To: tomder55 (#8)
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There's plenty good reason to quit on the feckless GOP . But the alternative is worse.
In reality, the leaderships of both fraudulent parties support essentially the same methodology, and that methodology could be summarized thus: Centralize everything, globalize everything, control everything, grow government power, reduce the effectiveness of the citizenry, turn the public against each other, rob them while they’re distracted. 
#16. To: tomder55 (#8)
I prefer an insurgency from within.
#20. To: tomder55, tpaine (#8)
I prefer an insurgency from within.
#30. To: tomder55 (#8)
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