Is Glen Beck worthy of being the host of his own show, since he is clearly a partisan?

Question

Sometime last year Glen Beck asked newly elected Congressman Keith Ellison (D-MN) (who happens to be a muslim) to prove to him whether he was working for or if he was one of America's enemies and just the other day, Glen Beck told the newly elected governor, Bobby Jindal (R-LA) (who happens to be a muslim) that his ethnicity didn't matter nor his patriotism questioned ..... It seems hypocritical that a Democrat must prove himself to Beck, but a Republican doesn't? What do you think?

Answer 1

I don't care what wing he is with...he isn't funny and the show is mildly retarded. Him and that ***** Nancy Grace don't deserve shows.

Answer 2

Here's a flash. The "stars" of these shows are all partisan. It doesn't matter what cable news operation you are talking about. Here's another flash. They are also members of the same trade union as Jay Leno, David Letterman and Jimmy Kimmel: the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA). Their role in life is to gather a crowd. Sort of the electronic media equivalent of a crash on a freeway. And, when they have gathered that captive audience, it's time to sell them stuff.

Answer 3

Glen Beck is sadly worthy of having his own show because there are enough simple minded people who do not realize he is a partisan hack who defines his content as entertainment when confronted with his lies or inconsistencies and tries to portray himself as a real journalist to his loyal following of hatemongers.

As long as people tune in he is worthy.  

However, once we assess all of the damage that the wannabe conservative hacks have done to our country through lies and manipulation of the uninformed masses, he will certainly be judged unworthy.

Answer 4

I believe Glen Beck makes all American aware of what is going on with the tax payers money. I fail to see this show you are speaking of, but I do think he is fair to everyone, unless you are not guarding our borders.

Congressman Keith Ellison refused to place his hand on the Bible to be sworn in, he chose the Koran.