Enough is enough already.  Somebody has to put him out of our misery.

Keith Olbermann calls him "Lonesome Rhodes".  You would expect that from the crew over at MSNBC, but from Scarborough?  Glenn Beck is so much at the end of his tether, that the right wing haters are start to hate on him, and that's news!

”I don’t care if right-wing nuts get upset with me, that’s just the reality,” said Joe Scarborough during his MSNBC show,  "Morning Joe". 

“I’m talking to you Mitt Romney, and I’m talking to anybody who wants to be president in 2012 — you need to call out this type of hatred. Because it always blows up in your face,” said the MSNBC host.

Joe has a point.  When you lie down with the dogs you are going to get fleas, and for good or for bad, a lot of Republican lawmakers are lying down with the likes of Glenn Beck, and some sense that it is all going to come back to bite them.  Take for example what went on durning a common Sunday morning news analysis show.  Senator Lindsey Graham a republican from South Carolina himself took a shot at Beck.

"I'm not saying he's bad for America," the senator said on Fox News Sunday. "You have got the freedom to watch him if you choose. He did a pretty good job on ACORN. What I am saying is he doesn't represent the Republican Party."
"You can listen to him if like," Graham added. "I choose not to because quite frankly I don't want to go down the road of thinking our best days are behind us. We need to act decisively. People are generally upset with how much money we are being spending up here. But at the end of the day when a person says he represents conservatism and that the country is better off with Barack Obama than John McCain, that sort of ends the debate for me as to how much more I'm going to listen. So, he has the right to say what he wants to say. In my view it is not the kind of political analysis that I buy into."

Even Mark Levin is taking shots at Beck, Take a look at the below video clip of him on his WABC radio show:

Now, they are eating their own.  All in a day's work for the right wing. 

“You cannot say that the President of the United States … hates all white people. You cannot call the President of the United States a racist. You cannot wallow in conspiracy theories — as [Beck] did for about a month — suggesting that FEMA might be setting up concentration camps and going on Fox & Friends and saying. ‘I can’t disprove it.’ … You can’t stir up that type of hatred … and then say, ‘Oh, I’m just a rodeo clown,’”

- Joe Scarborough on MSNBC Morning Joe

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