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Say Buh-Bye to Glenn ‘Lonesome Roads’ Beck

He’s not on TV to gloat, but no one was more responsible for the decline and destruction of Glenn Beck than Keith Olbermann, whose works goes back years.



Glenn Beck will end his daily Fox News Channel program later this year. His departure was jointly announced on Wednesday by Fox and Mr. Beck’s company, Mercury Radio Arts. The companies said they would “work together to develop and produce a variety of television projects for air on the Fox News Channel as well as content for other platforms including Fox News’ digital properties.” – Brian Stelter, Media Decoder

“There’s weed over there…” Crazy has never been better represented than by Beck.

About Taylor Marsh

Veteran political analyst and author of "The Hillary Effect - Politics, Sexism and the Destiny of Loss," now available in print at Amazon.com, and 1 of 4 books chosen by Barnes and Noble to launch their "NOOK First" Featured Authors Selection program. Former Miss Missouri, Broadway dancer, & relationship consultant at LA Weekly, produced & wrote one woman show "Weeping for JFK."

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2 Responses to Say Buh-Bye to Glenn ‘Lonesome Roads’ Beck

  1. Ronc99 06 April 2011 at 1:56 pm #

    Less NOISE is a good thingy.

    Today, Howard Kurtz rose in defense of Mr. Glenn Lee “I’ve got millions of buckets of tears for y’all” Beck and Kurtz is still considered a liberal? By whose standards?

    I strongly recommend Andrew “If only Paul Ryan had a beard, I’d marry him!” Sullivan apply for a job with Rupaul at Bravo, instead of creating more noise at Daily Beast. Same thing for ole Lonesome Roads. Those drama queens would do less damage to America there. And, again, that’s a good thingy :)

  2. secyclintonblog 06 April 2011 at 2:06 pm #

    Glenn Beck will fail upwards like so many other wingnuts. He’ll still have his crazy radio show won’t he- or is that related to Fox in some way.

    Beck needs some more conspiracy theories- when you spout that much crazy on a daily basis you always have to up the ante. It’s sort of like predicting the world is going to end on a certain date and then when it doesn’t, what do you do? Luckily for Beck, there’s a huge audience for his brand of fear-mongering.