Glen Beck, Fox's counterpart to MSNBC's Keith Olbermann, has the first amendment right to gather folks on the day and sight of Martin Luther King's glorious "I Have a Dream Speech," but...the hell he should Not!
Respect. Hello where is the respect?

The funny thing is...the Left while telling 70% of Americans they are bigots and racists and nasty unwashed people for not wanting Islamoland anywhere near the epicenter of a massive slaughter committed by lunatics in the name is Islam...the Left (in this instance NYTime's Windbag Bob Herbert) has this to say about Beck:

I about fell out of my chair the other eve when reading NYTimes writer David Leonhardt write (May 12th, Greece, Debt and a Lesson, A1) that it would be a grand idea to “reduce” our tax deductions for mortgage interest.
I about spit up my dinner when he went on to say that taxing us more in multiple ways would “by no means doom us to reduced living standards.”

If only government would just hike taxes —Leonhardt wants hikes in every conceivable venue—then the government could

Ever notice how some women are more worthy than others? What do cops and liberal dude media have in common?

When a Manhattan prostitute cried rape in 2006, cops at first did not believe her, leaving the rapist free to rape a second woman two years later.
Investigators initially did little legwork on the prostitute's case -- even though she'd immediately given them Rios' license plate and his DNA, both defense lawyers and prosecutors conceded in closing arguments.

Exposing Media’s Racism

Read the following graf from Wapo and see if you can spot the journalist’s cover up for the fact he has zero evidence of racial slurs or spit:

Members of the Congressional Black Caucus SAID that racial epithets were hurled at them Saturday by angry protesters who had gathered at the Capitol to protest health-care legislation, and one congressman said he was spit upon. The most high-profile openly gay congressman, Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.), WAS heckled with anti-gay chants.

From Politico:
"Many of the tea party’s most influential grass-roots and national leaders are women, and a new poll released this week by Quinnipiac University suggests that women might make up a majority of the movement as well.

More:

Melanie Gustafson, an associate professor of history at the University of Vermont who has studied and written about the role of women in politics, said the tea party has provided a more direct way for conservative women to have influence than the Republican Party, where she says “women have always struggled for inclusion.”

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Watch this video and not one racial smear will you hear!

"I know journalists aren't supposed to use words like mean and dumb, but I can't help it. Palin is one of the meanest people on the public stage today. She wallows in it. She loves it! Also? Possibly one of the dumbest." ~Joan Walsh, Salon.com
CAN SOMEONE EXPLAIN TO JOAN SHE IS NOT A JOURNALIST! She is an advocate for the democratic party. TOO BAD JOAN IS TOO DUMB TO GET THE DISTINCTION!
Joan is in Classic MEAN Girl anti-feminist mode as she mocks Palin with the glee of a 12-year-old middle schooler circa 1984. Joan, the 80s are SO over.