On His Show's Anniversary, Shed a Tear With Glenn Beck

John Hudson Jan 20, 2010
Barack Obama isn't the only one celebrating his first year on the job. Glenn Beck, the outlandish libertarian firebrand of Fox News, also has one year under his belt. His anniversary was marked yesterday with the grinning support of his colleagues:


In honor of Beck's achievement, the Atlantic Wire encourages readers to shed a tear for the Fox host. He's certainly reciprocated the favor (time and time again):

Want to add to this story? Let us know in comments or send an email to the author at jhudson at theatlantic dot com. You can share ideas for stories on the Open Wire.

Topics: ,
Related Articles   More by John Hudson

Morning Vid: Beck to O'Reilly: 'It's Dreamy To Be Me'

Glenn Beck Profits From Coming Apocalypse

Is Glenn Beck Digging His Own Grave With Egypt Commentary?

  

Europe Goes Back to Plan A: Greece Has Got to Stay

'War on Women' Won't Extend to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission

User Comments

Please type your comment and click Post. If you’re not already logged in you will be prompted to log in or register

  • The Atlantic Wire on Twitter
  • The Atlantic Wire RSS Feed
  • The Atlantic Wire iPhone App

Departments
Open Wire

Have a story we missed? A link we have to click? A sharp opinion about the news? Instead of waiting for us to post it, tell us on the Open Wire.

Submit your news and ideas | See all reader posts

Most Clicked

  1. The Alleged Sexiness of '50 Shades of Grey'
  2. What Your Favorite Wes Anderson Movie Says About You
  3. Bill Clinton's Porn Star Photo-Op; Royal Nightclub Brawl Revisited
  4. Europe Goes Back to Plan A: Greece Has Got to Stay
  5. How the Yakuza and Japan's Nuclear Industry Learned to Love Each Other
  6. Nobody Watches 'American Idol' Anymore
  7. Kidman, Kanye, and Kristen Stewart: All The Movies You Missed at Cannes
  8. Meet the Facebook Conscientious Objectors
  9. Hillary Clinton Looks Good, OK?
  10. A Hopeful Juarez Is Finally Back on the Map

A Year Ago on the Wire

Will She or Won't She? Signs of a Palin Run

Atlantic

More from Atlantic

Atlantic Cities

More from Atlantic Cities

AdWeek

More from AdWeek

National Journal

More from National Journal