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Chris Matthews: ‘Unacceptable’ That Glenn Beck Was ‘Sharing Company’ With Hagee At Rally

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If nothing else Glenn Beck has given the cablers something to talk about for the rest of the week. On Day Two of Restoring Honor coverage Chris Matthews is turning the spotlight on fundamentalist pastor John Hagee who was part of the ‘black-robed regiment’ Beck brought on stage at the end of his remarks on Saturday.

Hagee has gotten himself into hot water in recent years for controversial remarks he’s made about Catholicism; after he endorsed McCain in 2008 he was forced to issue a statement of regret for those remarks. He also asserted in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina that the storm was “in fact, the judgment of God against the city of New Orleans…New Orleans had a level of sin that was offensive to God.”

So what was Hagee doing at the foot of the Lincoln Memorial with Beck (on the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, no less)? Salon’s Joan Walsh thinks Beck picked Hagee out of “ignorance or more likely he simply doesn’t care.”

Chris Matthews was far more harsh saying “I thought it was unacceptable to share company with people who make these comments about other religions.” Watch below.

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  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Andy-Lamb/1085325013 Andy Lamb

    Chris Matthews is such a sad pathetic guy. He used to have a real show on MSNBC called Hardball. It was a decent show, he had guests from both sides on, and would grill them equally when they were out of line. I remember once he had Dennis Kucinich on, and absolutely blistered him. The only thing he’d do for Kucinich now is give him a massage. A few years ago when MSNBC moved farther left than the Code Pink girls, he was given two choices – (1) become a hard core, far left, hate mongering liberal (2) find employment elsewhere. Of course, Chris chose option 1. Lou Dobbs was forced out at CNN by slimy scummy groups like Media Matters and NDN because he wouldn’t compromise his position on the immigration issue. Chris, on the other hand fell right (actually far, far, far left) over when MSNBC told him to. At least Keith Olbermann and all of the other clods on MSNBC have always been liberals. Chris, on the other hand, is just a spineless caricature of what he used to be.

  • NORBIT

    LOL!

    Hey Mathews,
    20 Years – Reverend Wright!
    End of Discussion!

    Now go tend to that chill up your leg!
    Everyone knows your Smear-Style already!
    heh-heh-heh
    ———————————————————-
    Also:

    Did everyone hear what the pampered starlet John Cusak tweeted about FOX News & the GOP leadership? – that he wished they would die a “satanic death”!

    Oh, those tolerant, open-minded liberals!

    The Tide Has Turned!
    The Professional-Left Democratic Media can no longer PROTECT Indoctrinated buffoons like this!

    btw, NO John Cusak movies anymore!

  • Azarkhan

    As Ohio goes, so goes the country:

    We’ll start rolling out our Ohio poll results tomorrow but there’s one finding on the poll that pretty much sums it up: by a 50-42 margin voters there say they’d rather have George W. Bush in the White House right now than Barack Obama.

    Independents hold that view by a 44-37 margin and there are more Democrats who would take Bush back (11%) than there are Republicans who think Obama’s preferable (3%.)

    http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/08/previewing-ohio.html

  • Patrick Henry

    I admire Hagee’s faith but I wish he would not judge others. We are told not to judge, lest we be judged.

  • Ted-

    NORBIT said:
    LOL!

    Hey Mathews,
    20 Years – Reverend Wright!
    End of Discussion!

    Now go tend to that chill up your leg!
    Everyone knows your Smear-Style already!
    heh-heh-heh
    ———————————————————-
    Also:

    Did everyone hear what the pampered starlet John Cusak tweeted about FOX News & the GOP leadership? – that he wished they would die a “satanic death”!

    Oh, those tolerant, open-minded liberals!

    The Tide Has Turned!
    The Professional-Left Democratic Media can no longer PROTECT Indoctrinated buffoons like this!

    btw, NO John Cusak movies anymore!

    Hey norbit – heh heh heh…LOL. May be th most coherent thing you’ve ever written. Heh heh heh.

  • TfT

    The poor spitter, he is really losing it. When MSNBC put KO in charge of the commentators, Chrissy lost it, and he hasn’t regained it.

    He is so green with envy of Beck’s success, the overall success of FNC, that he has just become unwatchable.

    I used to watch in the old days, then in the lesser old days I would watch for the laugh factor, now I just can’t watch him anymore.

  • AngelPeters

    Patrick Henry said:
    I admire Hagee’s faith but I wish he would not judge others. We are told not to judge, lest we be judged.

    I agree. He is a hate spewer. Very anti- Catholic too. Viciously so.

  • Patrick Henry

    Azarkhan said:
    by a 50-42 margin voters there say they’d rather have George W. Bush in the White House right now than Barack Obama.

    Independents hold that view by a 44-37 margin and there are more Democrats who would take Bush back (11%) than there are Republicans who think Obama’s preferable (3%.)

    YES!!!! (high five)

  • NORBIT

    btw,

    Will Lawrence O’s show be doing recaps and replays of all the FOX shows also?

    heh-heh-heh

  • Azarkhan

    “I thought it was unacceptable to share company with people who make these comments about other religions.” Chris Matthews

    Gosh darnit, I never knew leftists cared so much about Catholicism or Christianity. Of course, we all know how much they respect and treasure Islam.

  • Call_Me_Ishmael

    NORBIT said:
    LOL!

    Hey Mathews,
    20 Years – Reverend Wright!
    End of Discussion!

    When will people learn? As soon as there is the possibilitye that one side or the other is guilty of any sort of transgression, the other side is immediately and permanently absolved of all past and future transgressions of the same sort. Why, it’s just common sense and what the Founding Fathers intended.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Josh-Kaib/1091662620 Josh Kaib

    Hagee may have said some vile stuff about Catholicism, but what does Chris have to say about Bill Press’ remarks about Mormonism?

  • AngelPeters

    Josh Kaib said:
    Hagee may have said some vile stuff about Catholicism, but what does Chris have to say about Bill Press’ remarks about Mormonism?

    “may have”?? “some”??

    Your second point is well taken.

  • Big_F-ing_Deal

    Wow, according to Hagee your God is a real douchebag.

  • BatBoy

    The Honeralbe (assigned by himeself) Reverned Doctor (given to him) Al Sharpton needs to make one last stop off at the MSNBC studio and pick up Chris Mathews and both go off into the sunset.

  • WideAwakeNow

    Chris Matthews: …..desperation is not an attractive quality.

  • AngelPeters

    I should add, yea, Mormons have been on the receiving end of anti-Mormon sentiment since their founding some 170 years ago.

    But when it comes to hard-core persecutions, and extreme anti-Catholic sentiment, we Catholics beat them 70 x 7 times hands down ;)

    I dont expect Mormons to know Catholic history, so I can cut them some slack for their ignorance of history. :)

  • felixw

    Cut Matthews some slack. He gets manhandled by Beck in the ratings every night of the week — often by a margin of four-to-one or worse. Beck gets a bigger audience for his Goldline commercials than Matthews does for his most leg-tingling moments. So of course Chris will vent after the huge success of the Beck event.

    But if Chris Matthews really wants to prove something he should hold a rally of his own. Maybe some lobbyists would come out to cheer him on at a rally in favor of big government and deficit spending.

  • AngelPeters

    felixw said:

    But if Chris Matthews really wants to prove something he should hold a rally of his own. Maybe some lobbyists would come out to cheer him on at a rally in favor of big government and deficit spending.

    But why would Chris even want to hold a rally? It’s not his thing personally or professionally.

    That is but one difference between the two.
    Beck’s egomania craves massive attention. Chris’s ego cant even begin to match Beck’s

  • lonestar77

    I wonder if Mathews will delve into the other pastors, preachers, imams, rabbi’s up on the stage. Yeah, prolly not. I watched hardball and I couldn’t help but feel sorry for Mathews. I mean, this is the most controversial thing he could find regarding the rally? Pretty pathetic.

  • AngelPeters

    lonestar77 said:
    I wonder if Mathews will delve into the other pastors, preachers, imams, rabbi’s up on the stage. Yeah, prolly not. I watched hardball and I couldn’t help but feel sorry for Mathews. I mean, this is the most controversial thing he could find regarding the rally? Pretty pathetic.

    I think what he is pointing out is simple. It’s called hypocrisy.

    I see no problem at point out the hypocrisy of any public figure who is promoting one view, yet their fruits suggest it’s pretty rotten.
    We want the hypocrisy of our politicians pointed out. Why not our political commentators, of which Beck certainly is one of.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Andy-Lamb/1085325013 Andy Lamb

    AngelPeters said:
    Beck’s egomania craves massive attention. Chris’s ego cant even begin to match Beck’s

    How could it. Matthews has nothing to have an ego about.

  • juan

    Hello, Racists (including me), who appreciate Beck’s Restoring Honor event!

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Andy-Lamb/1085325013 Andy Lamb

    AngelPeters said:
    I think what he is pointing out is simple. It’s called hypocrisy. I see no problem at point out the hypocrisy of any public figure who is promoting one view, yet their fruits suggest it’s pretty rotten.We want the hypocrisy of our politicians pointed out. Why not our political commentators, of which Beck certainly is one of.

    Laughable that you are saying that Matthews is pointing out the hypocrisy of someone else. How long have you watched him? He – literally – is not even close to the same person he was a few years ago. MSNBC became the bastian of far left commentary a few years ago, and he completely changed who he is to keep his job. He went from a close to center guy (he says he voted for GW Bush in 2000) who had a real show, actual Hardball, to a Code Pink puppet. He is a zero now.

  • juan

    Azarkhan said:
    As Ohio goes, so goes the country: We’ll start rolling out our Ohio poll results tomorrow but there’s one finding on the poll that pretty much sums it up: by a 50-42 margin voters there say they’d rather have George W. Bush in the White House right now than Barack Obama. Independents hold that view by a 44-37 margin and there are more Democrats who would take Bush back (11%) than there are Republicans who think Obama’s preferable (3%.) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/08/previewing-ohio.html

    YES, President Bush, we miss you very much!

  • AngelPeters

    Andy Lamb said:
    How could it. Matthews has nothing to have an ego about.

    That would be a gift to Chris if he truly didnt have an ego.
    But most humans do. Some more than others.
    Beck’s seems to be insatiable. It will be his down fall if he is not careful because pride always comes before the fall.

    The more you need people people’s attention, the weaker you become.

  • AngelPeters

    Andy Lamb said:
    Laughable that you are saying that Matthews is pointing out the hypocrisy of someone else. How long have you watched him? He – literally – is not even close to the same person he was a few years ago. MSNBC became the bastian of far left commentary a few years ago, and he completely changed who he is to keep his job. He went from a close to center guy (he says he voted for GW Bush in 2000) who had a real show, actual Hardball, to a Code Pink puppet. He is a zero now.

    Not taking in the full history, just tonight’s episode for sure.
    Never met a human being who wasnt a hypocrite to be honest. I have no doubt that you would never claim to never being a hypocrite. I know I wouldn’t. Human beings tend to be hypocritical for sure. Their egos demand that they are “right” and that their opponents are “wrong”

    The whole “I win, you lose” scenerio. Internet is full of it.

  • felixw

    AngelPeters said:
    But why would Chris even want to hold a rally? It’s not his thing personally or professionally.

    That is but one difference between the two.
    Beck’s egomania craves massive attention. Chris’s ego cant even begin to match Beck’s

    Of course, skirting over the fact that no one would attend a Chris Matthews rally…..But why focus on small matters such as that.

  • AngelPeters

    felixw said:
    Of course, skirting over the fact that no one would attend a Chris Matthews rally…..But why focus on small matters such as that.

    Do you think holding a rally is something Chris would like to do? I guess I just dont see him into that sort of thing to be honest. Just my POV

  • lonestar77

    AngelPeters says:
    August 31, 2010 at 7:29 pm (Quote)

    “I think what he is pointing out is simple. It’s called hypocrisy.

    I see no problem at point out the hypocrisy of any public figure who is promoting one view, yet their fruits suggest it’s pretty rotten.
    We want the hypocrisy of our politicians pointed out. Why not our political commentators, of which Beck certainly is one of.”

    What exactly is they hypocrisy? Mathews never really said. He played the racism card. Then Shrum played the nazi card. Beck had a very diverse group of men & women of the cloth. I missed where he endorsed one of them over the other. I missed where he said he is a follower of Hagee. This attempt by Mathews was definitely pathetic.

  • Azarkhan

    “I thought it was unacceptable to share company with people who make these comments about other religions.” Chris Matthews

    So an hour of Glenn Beck sharing a stage with John Hagee is unacceptable but twenty years of Pres Obama sharing a church with Jeremiah Wright is A-OK. Chris, can you spell “hypocrisy”?

  • http://www.pmm.nl Ron C. de Weijze

    The Catholic Church is doing well in mormon country. A little criticism and NOT dogma as we are used to have sprinkled over us by politics, cannot hurt. http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/home/50149480-76/church-george-catholic-celebration.html.csp

  • NORBIT

    What are we listening to with this POTUS speech? – Reading a creative narrative assignment?

    This guy is so contrived & disingenuous; what a piece of work!
    He doesn’t believe in most of what he just said! This guy is such a phony!!!

  • http://www.nukethefridge.com MartiniShark

    Glenn’s event was about inclusion, forgiveness, and returning to values, and Matthews believes it would have been more honorable to exclude, resent, and perpetuate the intolerance that has gripped this country. I could follow along with their pony-show and declare Chris is a religiophobe, but I’d rather step back from that kind of bile.

  • Big Eddie

    So what’s acceptable to Matthews ? Jeremiah Wright ?

  • http://twitter.com/CRZ CRZ

    Why didn’t Matthews bring this up during his show yesterday? Was it not worth talking about until today? (Is this even worth talking about today?)

  • notsofast

    Chris Matthews was far more harsh saying “I thought it was unacceptable to share company with people who make these comments about other religions.”

    Sure Chris- I’m so sure you have always been concerned with what people say about Christians. What a phony you are.

  • Centrist

    -Why is it “hate-speech” or “judge-mental” to disagree with Catholicism? Millions of Christians are not Catholic for a reason – not everyone agrees with that Church’s teachings.

    - I’m not downing Catholics – I’m just saying Pastor Hagee has a right to interpret the Bible as he does. It doesn’t mean he hates Catholics.

  • felixw

    AngelPeters said:
    Do you think holding a rally is something Chris would like to do? I guess I just dont see him into that sort of thing to be honest. Just my POV

    You might as well ask whether Chris would join the Rolling Stones if he were offered the job. He couldn’t attract an audience like Beck did. Nor can he sing “Satisfaction” as well as Mick Jagger. In fact, I am not sure exactly what Chris does well any more. Once, long ago, Matthews did ask hardball questions, but nowadays he has fallen to the abject position of bootlicker for the Commander-in-Chief. And at MSNBC there is no shortage of people already able to fill that position.

  • chucken

    Beck gave himself the Bronze Medal after the American Revolution and the ending of slavery as the new awakening.World War II,Man on the Moon,polio cure,womens right to vote,industrial revolution,hell no!! Bill Maher is very close to his prediction that Beck on camera will be playing with his own feces.Because Beck is certainly full of shit.This is the most delusional person ever to have a basic cable TV show.

  • Pablo

    Tingles would be OK with Imam Rauf though, right?

  • Mr B

    This was an impressive Checkmate by Beck tonight. There is great irony in the basis of this event, and the self destruction of the Left, was Al Sharpton’s idea(s).

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjMdnbSxsec

  • valkyrie101

    According to Hagee, when Adolf Hitler came to power, he said, “I am not going to do anything in my lifetime that hasn’t been done by the Roman Church for the past 800 years. I am only going to do it on a greater scale and more efficiently.”

    He also says that it is God’s will that we strike Iran preemptively so that Jesus will come, and that Catholics are the great “whore”.

    More Hagee quotes: “I believe the judgment of God is a very real thing,” said Hagee. “I believe that Hurricane Katrina was in fact the judgment of God against the city of New Orleans.”

    Hagee is definitely on par with Wright. Where is the right wing outrage? And why was he onstage, and on screen with Glenn?

  • Latin2

    Two names;

    Louis Farahkhan

    Rev. Jeremiah Wright

    Both hate Jewish people…OPENLY…and whites. One hates gays/lesbians and has said it.

    SO WHERE IS THAT IN THE ARTICLE?

    …and Obama hung out with Farrahkan and Wright was Obama’s personal pastor..

    NUFF SAID

  • valkyrie101

    Latin2 said:
    Two names; Louis Farahkhan Rev. Jeremiah Wright Both hate Jewish people…OPENLY…and whites. One hates gays/lesbians and has said it. SO WHERE IS THAT IN THE ARTICLE? …and Obama hung out with Farrahkan and Wright was Obama’s personal pastor.. NUFF SAID

    Yes, we are talking about front and center, perfect camera angle photo ops with Glenn. Those seating arrangements are no accident. And Hagee is a raving anti-Catholic. Blamed Katrina on gays. Glenn choosing that person for that seat must at least constitute an endorsement of Hagee’s black robe, to be part of Glenn’s brigade.

  • conservativeslie

    For all you Chris Mathews haters…Andy Lamb, felixw, etc. You wouldn’t know journalism from your ahole since you watch Fox News non stop…the channel that donated 1M to the republican governors association. Mathews is the only journalist who makes an attempt at asking hard questions…your boyfriends on Fox perpetuate your anti American hatred for their own personal financial gains…same as you i suspect. Go watch reruns of Hannity and friends and j*** yourself off

  • writer

    If Obama’s twenty year association with Wright was totally innocent, then Beck surely can’t be blamed for being around Hagee for a couple of hours.

  • conservativeslie

    did it ever dawn on some of you white people that you deserve to be hated?…and i’m white btw

  • valkyrie101

    writer said:
    If Obama’s twenty year association with Wright was totally innocent, then Beck surely can’t be blamed for being around Hagee for a couple of hours.

    So that is your position, that Obama can not be blamed for Wright so Beck can not be blamed for Hagee?

  • writer

    Twenty years versus a couple of hours? That’s a tough one, valk.

  • writer

    “did it ever dawn on some of you white people that you deserve to be hated?”

    Did it ever dawn on you that some black people deserve to be hated?

  • Call_Me_Ishmael

    MartiniShark said:
    Glenn’s event was about inclusion, forgiveness, and returning to values, and Matthews believes it would have been more honorable to exclude, resent, and perpetuate the intolerance that has gripped this country. I could follow along with their pony-show and declare Chris is a religiophobe, but I’d rather step back from that kind of bile.

    “In a rather curious and confused way, some white people are starting almost to think like a minority, even like a persecuted one.” — C. Hitchens

  • valkyrie101

    writer said:
    Twenty years versus a couple of hours? That’s a tough one, valk.

    Yes, but before hundreds of millions, talking about the black robe brigade, with Hagee looking right up Glenn’s ass for what, a couple hours, that’s big time.

  • http://sharethisurlaboutglennbeck.com/ GlennBeckReview

    I’m with Joan Walsh: Glenn Beck is the triumph of ignorance. It’s clear from what comes out of his mouth, very often, that Beck says things that he doesn’t really know about.

    This news about Hagee is trivial compared with the distortions of history that the pseudo-historian/voice of God made during his speech when he exhorted his followers to “tell the truth” no fewer than 6 times. See
    http://www.sharethisurlaboutglennbeck.com/2010/08/during-his-speech-to-restore-honor-beck.html

  • valkyrie101

    Of course historically, Catholics and Mormons have not gotten along very well together. No surprise that Glenn, a Mormon, and Hagee, an Evangelical Preacher get together, because they both cater to the same anti-Catholic paranoia about the “end days”, and why America must repent or die.

  • writer

    You’re right, valk. Two hours is more than twenty years.

  • Nachi

    Hagee. One of my favorite clowns. Anuther Murcuhn, Christyun, patriotic man of honor. Yup.

  • valkyrie101

    writer said:
    You’re right, valk. Two hours is more than twenty years.

    One is a current relationship highlighted by an audience of millions just a few days ago, one is ancient history.

  • valkyrie101

    If you are worried about Obama still being a closet Jeremy Wrighter, take heart that half the republicans think that Obama may be a Muslim.

  • CAconservative

    Rev.Hagee is just the opposite of a race-baiter, he’s a religious scam artist. Both are despicable! Both are in it for the money. Chris Matthews is in between these two groups of scam-artists. He earns a living by spinning the truth in a manner that is designed to elicit outrage. All three scams are legal. The problem is, there just not moral.

  • felixw

    valkyrie101 said:
    According to Hagee, when Adolf Hitler came to power, he said, “I am not going to do anything in my lifetime that hasn’t been done by the Roman Church for the past 800 years. I am only going to do it on a greater scale and more efficiently.”

    He also says that it is God’s will that we strike Iran preemptively so that Jesus will come, and that Catholics are the great “whore”.

    More Hagee quotes: “I believe the judgment of God is a very real thing,” said Hagee. “I believe that Hurricane Katrina was in fact the judgment of God against the city of New Orleans.”

    Hagee is definitely on par with Wright. Where is the right wing outrage? And why was he onstage, and on screen with Glenn?

    Val, actually Hitler told Albert Speer that the Nazis would be more powerful if Germany were a Muslim country, and that his nation’s Christian past hindered him in his plans. Since you like to give special treatment to Islam, I thought you would enjoy that little tidbit.

  • valkyrie101

    felixw said:
    Val, actually Hitler told Albert Speer that the Nazis would be more powerful if Germany were a Muslim country, and that his nation’s Christian past hindered him in his plans. Since you like to give special treatment to Islam, I thought you would enjoy that little tidbit.

    Yes, very credible, Hitler a Muslim. Right.

  • felixw

    valkyrie101 said:
    Yes, very credible, Hitler a Muslim. Right.

    You doubt this, Val? You can read it in Speer’s memoirs, and here is a direct quote from Wikipedia:

    “Hitler expressed admiration for the Muslim military tradition and directed Himmler to initiate Muslim SS Divisions as a matter of policy.[321] According to one confidant, Hitler stated in private, “The Mohammedan religion too would have been much more compatible to us than Christianity. Why did it have to be Christianity with its meekness and flabbiness?” Hitler’s choice of the Swastika as the Nazis’ main and official symbol, was linked to the belief in the Aryan cultural descent of the German people. They considered the early Aryans of India to be the prototypical white invaders and the sign as a symbol of the Aryan master race.”

    But I know you, Val. You won’t let a little thing like evidence getting between you and what you want to believe.

  • KMLake

    felixw said:
    You doubt this, Val? You can read it in Speer’s memoirs, and here is a direct quote from Wikipedia: “Hitler expressed admiration for the Muslim military tradition and directed Himmler to initiate Muslim SS Divisions as a matter of policy.[321] According to one confidant, Hitler stated in private, “The Mohammedan religion too would have been much more compatible to us than Christianity. Why did it have to be Christianity with its meekness and flabbiness?” Hitler’s choice of the Swastika as the Nazis’ main and official symbol, was linked to the belief in the Aryan cultural descent of the German people. They considered the early Aryans of India to be the prototypical white invaders and the sign as a symbol of the Aryan master race.” But I know you, Val. You won’t let a little thing like evidence getting between you and what you want to believe.

    Your a smart one aren’t you? Thanks.

  • valkyrie101

    Its a small historical footnote, which may or may not be credible, felix, a theory someone might write a thesis on, and proving nothing since it can not be confirmed. Obviously the German culture was Christian. And unless Hitler, according to your theory, wanted to become the master of the old Ottoman empire, for some reason, what you say is not credible. Are you arguing over whether it is easier conquor the world via Muslim beliefs instead of Christian? One is more sinister and/or deadly than another in that regard?

  • felixw

    valkyrie101 said:
    Its a small historical footnote, which may or may not be credible, felix, a theory someone might write a thesis on, and proving nothing since it can not be confirmed. Obviously the German culture was Christian. And unless Hitler, according to your theory, wanted to become the master of the old Ottoman empire, for some reason, what you say is not credible. Are you arguing over whether it is easier conquor the world via Muslim beliefs instead of Christian? One is more sinister and/or deadly than another in that regard?

    This comes first person from Albert Speer, who spent more time with Hitler than almost anybody. Not that you pay much attention to facts and evidence. So go ahead, believe what you want to believe, but don’t expect people to pay attention to your fantasies and fabrications when they run in direct contradiction to facts and historical evidence.

  • http://www.thecobraslair.com Cobra

    Yeah…

    Your new hero, John Hagee:
    First: This rally isn’t the first time he’s appeared with Beck. He’s one of Beck’s favorite guests.

    Beck asks Hagee if Barack Obama is the Anti-Christ:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyifSg5RtXw&feature=related

    Hagee: God Will Unleash Terrorists on U.S. for Israel Policy
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWMmVIAtHAU

    Hagee: God Sent Hurricane Katrina to New Orleans because of Gay Rally that was Planned
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEFWLb-a_as

    Hagee: “Jesus was NOT the Messiah…now buy my book”:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTyuKh28n7k

    I’ll take Jeremiah Wright anyday over this slug.

    –Cobra

  • http://sharethisurlaboutglennbeck.com/ GlennBeckReview

    Hagee and Beck are two peas in a pod.

    Beck lied THREE times in his speech while his ignorant audience cheered:

    http://www.sharethisurlaboutglennbeck.com/2010/08/during-his-speech-to-restore-honor-beck.html

  • http://none pyrope

    It is unacceptable that Chris Mouthewes is.

  • Sunnyr

    Chrissie, go ef yourself. You are a disgusting pig.

  • J Baustian

    Quote: “Chris Matthews was far more harsh saying “I thought it was unacceptable to share company with people who make these comments about other religions.”

    Chris Matthews has “shared company” with Al Sharpton and Lawrence O’Donnell and Katrina vanden Heuvel on many occasions, as well as many other “unacceptable” people. Or at least he did back in the distant past when I sometimes watched his program. I guess I don’t know who he associates with now.

  • http://www.libertarianism.com/ Burnnotice

    HA HA HA HA…Chris Matthews so much wants to be Glen Beck and have that kind of follower-ship. I totally understand if a person doesn’t like Beck. He is not your cup of tea. (no pun intended…) But its getting ridiculous with how Matthews is on a personal vendetta against this guy. “There will be blood”… LOL

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Danilo-Petrovic/100000730546093 Danilo Petrovic

    Being “persecuted” gives them, Roman Catholics, their high. The truth is no one cares what they do so long as the leave the rest of us alone. They declare everything against them is “hate speech” but then they bash everyone else’s beliefs and call it “religious freedom”.  They desire ammunition to raly against, they thrive by hate.

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