As soon as most of us heard that Obama wanted a televised ‘bipartisan debate‘, we knew what he was up to. It’s this simple: Obama is trying to game the republicans into another meeting where he can help them commit suicide. The MSM will play it however he wants because he has them in his back pocket. He can get up their and lie his ears off and the media won’t take a step in the direction of challenging his lies. In fact they let him lie all the time and get away with it and this won’t be any different.

Rush warns Republicans to not play this game or else they will lose. Instead he says they should embrace the ‘party of no’ or as Michelle Malkin has so eloquently stated before, the ‘party of hell no!’

So this is an ongoing saga with Beck. I think it really bothers him that Sarah Palin is campaigning for John McCain. I can’t say I disagree entirely with his frustration. At a time when big government is bigger than ever, the last thing we should be doing is electing big government types, regardless of whether they are on the right or the left.

In the end, though, I think the people are smart enough to make the right decision. After all people are much more educated about the Constitution today that they were even a year ago.

Sarah Palin was campaigning for Rick Perry today, and used last friday’s Glenn Beck Show as a reference for how well Texas was doing:

To see the entire speech, watch it here.

Sarah campaigns for Rick Perry in Texas, and even mentions the last Glenn Beck Show as a reference to how great Texas is doing.

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This was right after the keynote speech and it’s awesome, expecially when the crowd chants “run Sarah run”.

A great speech by a great lady!

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If you are looking for Sarah’s Q&A that happened after the speech, go here.

The Bush administration lying about Iraq is normally a quip I hear from people on the hard left; I didn’t expect to hear it from Nick Gillespie. I’ll admit that for most of my life I’ve never cared about politics until recently (2008 or so), but in doing my own research on why we went into Iraq, I’ve never found anything that remotely looks like an intentional lie. Certainly we were mistaken about the WMD’s, but we weren’t the only ones. Much of the world believed that Hussein was trying to get them. In fact, it was the Clinton administration who passed a law that said that it should be the policy of the United States to seek to remove the Saddam Hussein regime from power in Iraq and to replace it with a democratic government. They knew that Saddam Hussein was dangerous and believed he was in fact a threat to the United States. And after 9/11, the time of being passive was over. We went to Afghanistan and then turned our eyes onto another ’sleeping’ threat, Iraq. Certainly it turned into a huge debacle of mismanagement until the renowned surge, but I’ve never believed that Bush lied to take is us into war and I just can’t find the evidence to support it.

Nick has a great head on his shoulders and I agree with him on many many things, but I do find it disconcerting that he believes that Bush lied about Iraq.

To see the interview in it’s entirety, which has nothing to do with the war in Iraq, go here.

Beck helps Greta figure out what the members of the Tea Parties are really about in what seems to be a bit contentious but informative interview. He emphasizes that it’s not about parties; it’s about liars, cheats, and thieves.

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This is another episode of “At Your Beck and Call” where Beck points out that the Obama administration needs the birthers around. He also talks about the Jon Stewart interview.

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