Showing posts with label Glenn Beck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Glenn Beck. Show all posts

Thursday, September 15, 2011

Report: Sarah Palin Slept With Glen Rice

Yes, You Read That Right

The National Enquirer is claiming, the book "The Rogue: Searching For The Real Sarah Palin" states, former Alaska Governor, Sarah Palin, slept with NBA basketball player, Glen Rice in 1987. You know, when I first read that tonight, I thought it said Glenn Beck (from Fox News) and didn't bat an eyelash. But that's what happens when I'm up too late writing for your amusement.

Then I read it again and it dawned on me - Glen Rice - the former Miami Heat star known as "G-Money" (brows raised). Rice allegedly confirmed the story. Never saw that one coming, did you. I thought you guys said she was a racist. So explain this one (LOL).

Sarah Palin. Ooh girl, they are airing out all your business in that book!

A funny story about Rice. My family and I met him in the mid 1990s at a place in Miami called CocoWalk (also known as the Grove). He was a nice guy. I asked him to sign an autograph for my little godbrother (about age 6 at the time), who my mother had begun to brainwash with sports and ESPN from an early age (he now plays college football).

Rice was nice, polite, smiled and signed the autograph. My mom was the one that spotted him, then my godbrother. My mom loves sports (as do I). She can name just about every major NFL and NBA player, but ask her what her Social Security number is in business matters and she will genuinely draw a blank for a few seconds and look at me saying, "What is it again?" But I digress...

Glen Rice and former wife Cristy Rice

Rice's then girlfriend, who later became his wife, wasn't that sweet, though. She wasn't happy he was signing the autograph and gave us a look. Then, when two other people saw him and crossed the street to ask for his autograph as well, she snapped, "One more and that's it!" While I'm thinking, they want his autograph, not yours. Really, who begrudges a little kid an autograph. She made a bad impression on my family and the other two strangers that asked for his autograph.

Later I found out, she had previously dated a friend of my mom's from her job (where they worked with disabled people) whose dad was a judge. He was a mild-mannered person, but she was disrespectful to him and cheated on him as well. Old habits die hard. Imagine my faux surprise when years later I read about her being not so nice again and cheating on Rice with a man she hid in the closet of his house, which led to a confrontation that ended up in the press. Here's hoping she changes her ways, as all that unpleasantness is unnecessary in life.

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Monday, November 1, 2010

Jon Stewart Rally Draws 800,000 Less People Than Glenn Beck Gathering

Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert clowning around with the nation's political affairs

The political rally of Hollywood comedians and Democrats, Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, drew an estimated 215,000 people in Washington, D.C. this weekend. Several weeks ago, the political rally by Republican TV personality, Glenn Beck, pulled in over 1,000,000 people.

Glenn Beck was serious at his rally

The Judiciary Report wonders if this is any indication of how the voting will go on Tuesday, November 2, 2010, in the U.S. national mid-term elections, to determine who will rule in Congress. Stay tuned...

Side Bar: why does the Democratic Party allow folks like Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert to represent them to the public. They are a liability, not an asset in politics.

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Friday, September 3, 2010

Glenn Beck: Obama Is Not A Christian

Political commentators, Glenn Beck and Ann Coulter, have stated in separate interviews, U.S. President Barack Obama, is not a Christian. Both believe his beliefs lay with a black separatist movement, as seen in Rev. Wright's church, which Obama attended for 20-years.

Said movement believes they are saviors, rather than Jesus Christ, in a concept known as "collective salvation" which is unscriptural and has no foundation in the Holy Bible. "Collective salvation" is not Christianity, as that is about militancy and color division. Jesus never made His focus a person's skin color. The Bible states Jesus looks at what is in one's heart.

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Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Glenn Beck & Sarah Palin Rally Draws 1 Million People

A rally at the Lincoln Mall in Washington, DC, led by talk show host, Glenn Beck and politician, Sarah Palin, drew an estimated 1,000,000 people. It was to protest U.S. President Barack Obama's poor policies and "restore America's honor." Former President George W. Bush is also to blame, as his actions definitely got the ball rolling and did the most damage, regarding the deterioration of the nation.

The President claimed he was unaware of the event, as he ignored it, which is troubling, because it has received a massive amount of publicity and the fact that many people converged in one area of the capital, for a televised event, yet it allegedly flew by the Commander-in-Chief, makes him appear disconnected, aloof and self-absorbed. I think most can agree, America is on the wrong path, initiated by Bush and carried on by Obama.

Friday, November 13, 2009

Rupert Murdoch Calls Obama A Racist

News Corp. chairman, Rupert Murdoch, agreed with Fox News host, Glenn Beck, who referred to U.S. President Barack Obama as a racist that dislikes white culture. To some the President may appear in that manner, but to others he does not come across as a racist, but as a man that dislikes people that oppose his views.

Murdoch: Glenn Beck Was Right--Obama's A Racist

Nov. 9, 2009, 11:49 AM - "On the racist thing, that caused a (unintelligible--grilling?). But he (Obama) did make a very racist comment. Ahhh..about, you know, blacks and whites and so on, which he said in his campaign he would be completely above. And um, that was something which perhaps shouldn't have been said about the President, but if you actually assess what he was talking about, he was right."

http://www.businessinsider.com