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Liveblog: TEACON Keynote Speech by Glenn Beck

Patch hosted a liveblog during the Tea Party Midwest convention's keynote speech by former Fox commentator Glenn Beck.

 
Related Topics: Andrew Breitbart, Glenn Beck, Tea Party, and Tea Party Midwest Convention

Jack Steen

4:59 pm on Saturday, October 1, 2011

Were the TeaKluxers able to get Lake County's finest Suzi "Fists In Your Face" Schmidt to wait on tables ?

Will William "Call Me Joe 'Cuz The IRS Is Looking For Me" Walsh gonna try to string together a coherent sentence for the microphones ? Is he still A DEADBEAT DAD IN VIOLATION OF A COURT ORDER ?

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Britney Starks

5:36 pm on Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Hey Jack, the best part is that the deadbeat Congressman is doing a better job than the former liberal one in his district and the current president.

What does that say about your liberal friends when a deadbeat parent can do a better job than the people you support? Hilarious!

George Sibbett

9:03 am on Sunday, October 2, 2011

what a bunch of "air heads" glenn beck ?

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George Sibbett

9:05 am on Sunday, October 2, 2011

sheep feeding at the trough, total space cadets. if they didn't know how or where to vote, they would be worthless!!

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Stuart

10:11 am on Sunday, October 2, 2011

It's pretty funny to hear Beck telling an audience who is going to vote 100% Republican - that both parties are bad (and the same, by inference).....
He is like the typical hate monger and race baiter - that is, he speaks in a "code" only his followers know how to translate. But I get it. He is saying "vote republican, give republicans your money and start a race war".

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Britney Starks

5:37 pm on Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Ignorance at its finest Stuart. We are all dumber for having read what you just posted.

Sully

10:18 am on Sunday, October 2, 2011

Beck appeals to his followers basest fears. If he didn't perpetuate the falsehoods and keep them all scared, what would all those people do?

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Britney Starks

5:38 pm on Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Hopefully not listen to fools like you Sully. It's telling when a deadbeat parent congressman can get more done in his district than the former liberal one did in years. Pretty telling if you ask me that the deadbeat does a better job than those you keep supporting lol.

datafix

5:21 pm on Monday, October 3, 2011

Why do you guys keep calling Tea Party Racists in light of Herman Cain winning the straw poll? Don't you guys get your understand of the movement is way off?

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George Sibbett

8:03 pm on Monday, October 3, 2011

oh of course you need a "token" black. such as the worst justice crook shameless

"token ' black reverse racism chouce by bush the one and only Clarence pubic hair Thomas

Sully

6:03 pm on Monday, October 3, 2011

If it is way off, as you say, why don't the leaders denounce those that are giving the party a bad name? That's all it would take. As for the straw poll, those who voted paid to vote and I doubt those people represent a large majority.

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George Sibbett

8:06 pm on Monday, October 3, 2011

talk about giving the RrBag party needing to get rid of another bad name Allen West

ReBag

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George Sibbett

8:10 pm on Monday, October 3, 2011

talk about a real grass roots movement!! get out of the way teapunks the Occupy

Wall Street movement is happening with people of BRAINS, not "air heads"

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Sully

10:27 am on Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Case in point, Data-

Hank Williams compared Obama to Hitler and called him "the enemy", which lead ESPN to remove him from the beginning of their football show. Now the head of tea party nation is calling for an ESPN boycott and for Williams to run for senate. Is that something to be proud of?

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datafix

5:29 pm on Tuesday, October 4, 2011

To be honest it doesn't concern me. I don't know Hank Williams Jr or watch ESPN. Though I understand where you are coming from, there is no 'leader' to denounce x, y, or z and that is the thing.

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datafix

5:30 pm on Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Not to derail or justify behavior by sighting similar behavior, but it is worth mentioning Obama during the Univision interview called republicans the enemy and he is the defacto leader of the democratic party.

Britney Starks

5:39 pm on Tuesday, October 4, 2011

You mean the defacto dictator Datafix. Comrade Obama.

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