August 30, 2026

5 thoughts on “Beck Attacked Trump and It Blew Up In His Face!

  1. I have been absent for some time, but now I remember why I used to love this web site. Thanks , I will try and check back more frequently. How frequently you update your web site?

  2. I, likewise, was once a dedicated Beck aficionado. However, I quickly lost interest in Beck with the constant Chicken Little “sky is falling shtick. It seemed like there wasn’t a week that went by when he would proclaim an “earth-shattering” story that he would reveal on the following Monday. But Monday would come and the story would never be referred to or it would be far, far less than astounding. One can only “cry wolf” so many times before even the dullest of us begin to loose interest in the hysterics. It’s hard to discern where Beck is coming from these days- one day he fancies himself a modern day Martin Luther King, the next, he is Billy Graham, and the day after that he is Karl Rove. Perhaps the confusion coming out of Beck’s mouth these days is merely symptomatic of a man desperately seeking the right formula or the right combination to turn around his declining popularity. Whatever he comes up with, it will be an increasingly hard sell to a public that has grown weary of his theatrics and disillusioned with his rhetoric.

  3. Well, I have to confess here … I was stupid. Beck did do a good thing, tho, when he first set out the Saul Alinsky — white board connections of corruption. Too bad he didn’t include the RNC/GOPe wed of Globalist. At least some of that information still has ties important to us today. I’m wondering, now, what happened to his campaign against Common Core? … Was that even genuine?

  4. I must candidly admit to being fooled for quite a while by mr. beck. (along with several other eventual surrenderistas) To the point of having collected autographs of many of the individuals who eventually showed their true colors. Is it materialistic of me to have resisted committing them to the shredder? I figure they may some day be either worth monetary value (like hitler’s autograph), or tools to teach lessons learned. I am “banking” on the latter. Much in the same way I have resisted selling any of my vintage hard copy photographs of Dr. Einstein (to the Smithsonian no less). It’s been hard not to tack each one to a dart board. Especially the 8×10 of boehner. Maybe someday I’ll open a rogue’s gallery museum? If I did that, I would take the Ben Franklin approach, and charge nothing, in the hopes of helping prevent history from repeating itself. beck signed my book “keep the faith”, indeed. What a wanker.

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