Glenn Beck and Gandhi
26 March 2010
If you thought the Tea Party types couldn’t get more crazy, Glenn Beck has exhorted his viewers to learn the lessons of Mahatma Gandhi.
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When you run out of rational arguments what you get is sheer loonyness. Still, you have only had a couple of centuries to develop this system. What are the chances of getting electoral reform that would drag the USA into the 21st century and keep some of these bigots quiet?
Palin disagrees: “Reload!”
http://rawstory.com/rs/2010/0324/palin-gun-imagery-attack-democrats/