MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough Denounces Glenn Beck’s Right-Wing ‘Hatred’
September 23, 2009
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What???
An MSNBC commentator said something uncomplimentary about Glenn Beck???
NOOOOOO – I can’t be true!!!
(eyes rolling)
It’s called p-nis envy, Joe. GB has 3-4+ million people tuning into his radio & TV program. You have…300,000 on a good day???
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@Jon-in-CA: Quantity is not the same as quality. Even advertisers know that. 4 million “trailer trash” listeners with essentially zero disposable income, versus 300,000 upper-middle-class people with a couple of grand to spend after the bills are paid.
Which audience is more valuable to, say, Dyson, or Best Buy?
And which host will be remembered in the future as having contributed something positive to Humanity? Walter Winchell and Walter Cronkite were widely respected while they lived and never said anything even remotely like Beck’s continuous steam of hate speech and mindless conspiracy-theorist rhetoric. They are still remembered and respected. When Beck is dead and gone, he may be remembered – after all, we still remember Hermann Goerring – but he’ll never be respected, or held up as a good example
Old Man says,
“Quantity is not the same as quality.”
Spoken like an NPR spoon-fed liberal. Of COURSE you’ll suggest Glenn Beck’s audience consists of “trailer-trash” – why else would anyone listen to Glenn Beck.
Keep up the arrogance. It matches quite nicely with your esteemed leader, Obama.
Many conservatives are finally speaking out against Glenn Beck.
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[...] and violent rhetoric coming from their party, for fear of alienating their base supporters. MSNBC
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