imus mentioned that his son had been watching glen beck come to tears and asked his dad, "why is glen beck crying"?  imus said he couldn't come up with an answer while in the background, bernard was saying, "our country is going down!"  imus muttered, "well, ok".   and i'm saying glen beck makes more sense to me with his passion exuding from every pore while every obamamaniac has no clue how to feel passionate about their country.  i know i'll be buried with retorts from many who disagree or think i'm being one sided, but it's true. not one socialistic thinker i've debated has ever given me reason to think they have the ability to relate to america with the same heartfelt passion that i do or that glen beck does.  if they did, i'd be more accepting of their opinion than i currently am.  if i felt they knew it was the accomplishments of the capitalists that played an integral role in the growth and strength of our country, i'd pay more attention to their desire to see industry taken over by the country or be gifted to unions.  if i thought they knew the drawbacks of law breaking, i'd listen to their pro illegal immigration arguments and would be able to judge their opinion from some sort of common ground.  but it's that involuntary outbreak of patriotic passion that i truly see missing from those eager to  see so many attributes disappear from america's identity in favor of socialism.  maybe it's the tears some can muster over a hungry person or some who have no place to live that makes the obamamaniacs think they have those same feelings.  not!  you see, those tears don't relate to my country.  i too know those tears.  that's why i have been a major business contributor to the food bank, and other charities, and that's why churches do as well.  the fact that problems such as poverty exist within this country is no excuse to allow such problems to overtake the priority position of the providers that have bult this country and assumed the responsibility of helping others for as long as i remember.  do your tears represent the 10 million or so without health insurance, or do your tears reflect the sadness of a government takeover right here in america?  giving those 10 million people health insurance balances out the loss of free enterprise and lessening the strength of a capitalistic america doesn't it?  just like the devaluing of the american dollar through initiating all the irresponsible indebtedness we are accomplishing will lead to a stronger america too.