Glenn Beck talks Texan

Houston Chronicle:

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Beck said he was in Dallas for less than a day during the eye-opening trip in question before he began picking up warning signs from practically everyone he met about the road ahead.

“People think Texans are arrogant and want to kick everyone’s butt, but Texans love America,” he said. “They don’t have a problem with other states, but they see Texas as a republic that happens to be better. It’s not ‘you suck,’ it’s ‘man, we’re great.’

“Texans are keepers of the republic flame on two fronts, Texas and the United States, and they instinctively know that our republic is in danger, that our government has real corruption, that they are stomping on our rights and destroying our monetary system in the name of saving it. It’s a dangerous game.”

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Beck was a former drive time radio personality in Houston before he moved on to fame and fortune. I am not sure Texans are that apocalyptic, but we do see the importance of conservative values and how they have made this state prosperous. When we see what liberalism has done to states like California and Michigan there is reason for despair at the election that put liberals in power in Washington. We will continue the fight against the evils of liberalism.

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