Glenn Beck’s Chilling Post-Midterms Warning Should Leave Republicans Worried

IN NEWS, POLITICS / BY BELLE JONES / ON NOVEMBER 7, 2014 AT 3:04 PM /

This week the republicans party had a tremendous win, and while many people are celebrating, there are some that are much more leery.

One of those voices sounding the potential alarm is popular television talk show host Glenn Beck.

Appearing on Fox News after the midterm elections with Bill O’Reilly, Beck shared his thoughts on what this win means to the American people.

“I think this president, and I hope this is not true, but I think this president is going to go more radical,” Beck said. “He doesn’t have anything to lose. He is going to super-serve the uber-left, and the Republicans are not prepared for this. They’re playing politics circa 1975.”

Beck also speculates that the democrats could take a much more moderate approach during this time and distance themselves from Obama, as Hillary Clinton has begun to do.

“And I think we have a very bad scenario headed our way where somebody, because the Democrats won’t be blamed on it,” he said. “Somebody is going to be able to play the middle ground between the evil Republicans and this president, and I think it could get ugly.”

I tend to agree with Glenn Beck’s analysis of the situation. Do the republicans have the gonads to go up against Obama?

The narcissist-in-chief is and has been completely out of touch with the American people, and his legacy is all that matters to him. Does anyone actually believe that he will just go quietly into the night? I fear we may be heading into some uncharted waters with this egomaniac still in charge.

Beck shares my sentiments as well and concluded the interview by saying, “I think we’re in the most dangerous period now [that] the Republic has been in since the Civil War, from now until the spring of 2017.”

Do you agree? Sound off in the comments.

H/T [The Blaze]